The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26
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Died-At Sweet Springs. April 10, Mrs.
MOLL1E HORD. aged about "a years. She
was well known and much liked In this city.
= In Odessa. April g ,inlant child OF Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Shipley.
- In Odessa, April 90, infant child OF
Mr.. and Mr.. Jacob Hurr,
- In Washington township, April IL,
M. WESMANN, aged D years.
- In this city, April 81, LAWRENCE,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sailing.
- In Kansas City. Mo-, MAGGIE, the
infant daughter Of w. ii. and Annie FarrIs
nee Kemple.
- In Salem New Jersey. April II. ELIZA
BETH c., relict of the late Michael Allen,
aged so years..
She was formerly a resident Of this comfy,
and Is the mother of Mrs. Silas Wyatt. who
still resides near this city.
- In this city, April %, OF obstruction of
The bowels and other diseases, MAMIE,
vile of Mr.. r. c. II. Brightwell, in the Both
year Of her age.
Beside her afflicted husband, she leaves
lye small children to mourn her loss. Her
remains were taken to Dover for iuterment,
the funeral being held in the Presbyts rian
church, OF this city, of which she had long
been 4 member.
- At his home, In this city. at an early
| uOuT lCbtCiuuy INV IIH " JduuuitC, u .
THOMAS WILLIAMS, aged " years.
Mr.. Williams has long been a sufferer from
the disease which carried him from earthly
scenes and troubles, but he bore his suflerings
with that Christian fortitude which SO long
has characterized his life. lie was born In
England In the wear 1878. was married in 1912
aud, with his wife. emigrated TO this country
In 1913, settling in this city, where he has
ever since resided. He has long been n MEM
Der Of the Methodist Episcopal church ana
was one OF Its most devout and faithful mem
bers. Two children survive him, Mrs. Sarah
Jordan and Miss Sue Williams, both of whom
resided with him up to the time Of his death.
He will buried from the Methodist church
to-day at 4:30 p. m. Truly can we say q good
Citizen has left US aud gone to reap the re-
ward promised those who are faithful unto
the Lord.
- In this city, April Is. 1890. OF inter-
nal hemorrhage, MARY A.. lughter OF
James Lahey, aged ID years.7 months days.
She was buried IN the Catholic grave ward.
IN MEMORIAM-MARY A. LAIIEY
She Is gone from those that love her,
From brothers and sisters dear,
From father, mother. to greet her brother
In that bright celestial sphere,
|, There In 10y everlasting. sue awaits
1he dear ones She LETT on this shore,
Until their souls, In splendor and light,
Are united In heaven eYermore.
Then parents. weep not for Mary dear,
: Whose body lies under the sod,
: Her spirit now praises the glorious ways
or our merciiul and Infinite God.
A FRIEND.
OF COINCIDENCE.
HAL OF THE CATHOLIC YOUNG
LADIES SoDALITY,
LEXINGTON, Mo-, April Il, 1890. J
Z Whereas. u haa pleased Almighty God ia
I remove trOm'Our midst our beloved fellow
! 3odalist, Mary A. Lahey; therefore be II
Resolved, That In the loss of Mary A.,
Lahey, our sodality has been deprived OF
. one Of It's faithful members.
Resolved. That by her unseliish and unas-
Stunning spirit. she Justly merited the high
esteem In which she was held by tue fellow
D members OF the aodality. a
Resolved, That we, while bowling with resig
n nation to the Omnlsclent Providence, ARE filled
with grief for the loss which has befaIlen us
We JON In that beautiful prayer of mother
o church, MAY her soul, through the mercy
OF God, rest In eternal peace. :
% MQLLtE SMITH, Prefect,
! SALLlE VMALLEY. Secretary
VERY REV. j. J. LILLY, Spiritual Director