The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-22
THE 1OME

Died-In this city. March Ib, of pueumonIs,
Mrs. ID GALLAGHE Err. aged &c
years.
- In this city. March 20, Of pneumonia,
JACOB, son OF WIN. +. and Jennie Meet,
aged years.
= At Harrisburg. Mo-, March 3. Mrs.
BOYCE, nee Retta Hughes, formerly u resi-.
dence Of this county.
- In this city, March 10. Of dropsy, MIR.
OWEN LYNCH, ST., aged 80 years.
Mr.. Lynch has been n resident of this city
for many years and was an industrious and
honost man, He was of a retired disposition
and made few scquaintancps. but oil those
who knew him respected him highly and val
ued him as a friend. His fan lily have The
sincere s sympathy OF = large circle Of friends.
= At the residence Of his parents. near
this city. March ~ OF measles, ALONZO. son
OF Sheriff Cha. ). Mitchell, aged 20 years and
8 months.
His death. which We record with the deep
est regret, was mainly caused by his falling
into the water while gathering Ice several
weeks ago. the day after which accident he
broke out with measles. He was OF strictly
moral habits and very industrious. His
remains were buried from the Presbyterian
church, Thursday.
- In this city, March 10, of pneu monls
Rev. JAS. GREER, ugei "a years aud 3
months.
Mr.. Greer has been Ii resident OF this city
for "a nu,nber Of years and although not a
pastor Of u church, still bis time wss almost
wholly given 10 The work OF the Lord. Few
men ever had more am ictions TO bear than
he. yet he bore them patiently. never ninch.
lug In his fidelity TO Christ, his ,!avIor. His
family have the the sinceIest o. sympathy OF
the entire community. His remains were
buried yesterday morning, the services being
conducted by key. h. e. Gordon. In the Pres.
byterion church.
- At Eldorado Springs, March 7, 1890.
ROBERT u. BEAfrlE, sged 30 years 1;
months, and 81 days.
God has called him home. Our hearts are
crushed! Across our lives there hovers a
dark sh ldow-lhs shadow Of death. Only
our Heavenly Father and those who have
experienced q like sorrow, can know the
burden our hearts bear. We do not murmur
At our Fathers will. we do not question HI
wisdom. We know that our dear Que Is NOT
only free from pain, but that he is with the
redeemed In Heaven. That voice which was
80 sweet Ia sopg, has ioined ths heavenly
choir, and now sings glad anthems around
the throne OF God. The worn, weary body
now knows d peaceful rest. While bis death
was not unexpected. not without warning,
and while we know he MAS fully prepared
and willing to 20, still the stroke falls heavily
on our hearts. IT'S bard for Us all, Ills hard
sst for ILLS Young, devoted wife, who 10 left
with TWO fa,herless little boys. May God
deal very tenderly with her, who Is both &c
orphan aud widow. May the prayers and
svmpalhies Of q Christian people help sustain
and comfort her In distress. His father and
mother and vile, NIL OF whom were With him
brought his body home. We laid it away
tenderly and lovingly aud he now awaits our
coming on That other shore. God grant that
we may be All unbroken family IN heaven.
N.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Al q regular meeting Of Lexington Lodge
No. 149. A. +. and A. NJ, held In its hall,
March IL. 1890. The following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
Again IL has pleased the Grand Master OF
the Universe to call from our midst one OF
our number. Brother VIM. l.. Hickam. was
called from this life to the reward of a well
spent life on March 10. 1890, and was buried
with the last honOrs Of our order on the lIth,
/ 80.
Brother Hickam was born In North caro-.
lima Dec. "a. 1926; moved 10 Boone county
Mo-. In 1882. and from thence to Saline coun.
tv, where he married his wife who survives
him. He moved TO Lexington in 1859. and
has since resided here. Brother Hickam has
ever been a loving husband. an induIgeut
father. and h true and upright citizen of the
communities In which he lived. Brother
Hickam has been n member Of the Baptist
church since 1852, aud u deacon since 1851
He was made a Mason in 1868, and has ever
since been q devoted adherent to the tenents
Of our order. Therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That In the death OF our brother
his family has lost their best friend, and the
lodge a member who through all the changes
OF this lie has been Il devoted adherent 10 its
principals.
Resolved. That our sympathy he extended
to the bereaved family In their sad ufi iction
Resolved, That IA memorial page be set
aside In the records Of our lodge sacred TO his
memory, and that The members wear the
badge Of mourning for twenty days.
Resolved. That IA copy Of these resolutions
be ent 10 his family, and IA copy furnished TO
the City papers. ROBERT HALE.
X. +. SMITH.
w. $. CLAGETT,
L IL. CHAMBERS, Sec. Committee.