The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-10

- nj DoNois ohhunlT " " u WV III
Dir. Samue, Hall-a girl.
- La Dover, January o, to the wife OF I
DR.. Samuel Vaughn-a boy.
- At C0rder. January q, to the wife OF
Mr.. Nathan Corder. Jr..-a girl.
- In Higginsville, recently. to the wife
,f MIR, Ernest WOlsicker-s boy.
- In Hlgglnsville. December 81, 10 the
wife Of Mr., W. II. BOeke-a boy. I
- In Lexington township. January 4, To
he wife Of Mr.. VIM. Graham-a boy.
- In Higginsville. December 81. 10 the
wife OF Mr.. Frank Canterberry-a boy.
THE
Died-In Higginsyille. December 81. infant
child OF MIR. and Mrs. GeO. w. Tyler.
- In Blackburn. January l., Mr.. WIN.
FITZPATRICK, aged about - Years.
- At his hOme,n near this cit y, January D.
of pneumonia, Mr., FOREST HlCkLlN aged
"a years.
- In Corder. January 8. OF fever, Mrs.
AUGUSTA ORR daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II, Hohenwald.
- Near Corder. January GOT pneumonia.
infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. IN aged
| year and d DAYS.
- In Triplett, No. January 1. Of parnly-
sis, ANNA b.. wife of Mr.. Frank X. She
walter, and q sister-in-law OF Hon. j. ID.
Shewalter, OF this city. aged 30 years.
- At his home. Just west Of Myrick.Ian-
nary 4.of consumption Mr.. JNO. DUNCAN,
aged about 80 years.
He was an honest, hard. working man, en-
| gagged at the time of his death in coal mining,
but previous to entering this work, hal
followed the farming business. lie leaves a
wife and several small children. His remains
were taken TO Sibley, Mo-, Monday for inter-
ment.
- In Westport. Mo-, January .. Rev. f.
S. DULIN. aged about 70 years..
Rev. Daiin was for a number OF years pas
tor of the First Baptist church and president
OF the Baptist Female College. in this city.
He was one of the most prominent ministers
and educators of Missouri. His remains will
he brought to this city for interrment, but the
arrangements for the funeral had not been
made at the time Of our going to press.
- In Denver. Col, January 7, Of dIph
iberia, EMILE WINTER. aged about 30
years.
Mr.. Winter was quite well known here,
: having for several years been = resident OF
= this city and engaged In the florist business at
Ingleside. His wife and daughter, who are
4 still residents Of this city, have the sincere
sympathy OF q large circle Of friends. The
illness OF both OF them prevented their going
10 Denver to be present at the interrment.
- At her home. in this city, January &,
. Mrs. ANNA, relict of the late Ghas. Homer.
u For several years Mrs. Homer has been a
great sufferer from cancers, and although the
o best medical treatment has been accorded heI
y the deadly cancers continued to gnaw at hei
vitality until che at least succumbed TO tht
Inc yitable. Mrs. Homer was a native OF
Austria, coming to this country q number o
years ago and settling ln Lexington, wher,
W she leaves host Of friepds whose heads ar
r bowed 10 sorrow at her death. She leave
four sons aud q daughter, Charles, of kansa
:. City. Emil. of st. Louis, Joseph. Albert ant
C. Anna, OF this city, to mourn her loss.
en- - Near Marshall. Saline county. satur
nj day. December 81, Mr.. W. w. SPATES age
". about SO years.
70 He leaves four children. three sons all
o. one daughter, and an aged companion
ed mourn his loss. We deeply sympathze wi,
he them all. but more especially his aged con
de panion, who being almost an invalid has bee
under his care and GUARDIANSHIP. for mar
"e years. But there Is one cLnsollng thought.th
'se IL cannot be long at most Jill she will 10
Die him on the other shore. He was truly q got
ria man; he had been a member OF the Methodi
10 church for o number OF years. Truly u Ct
be said u father In Israel has fallen. We Ct
B q only say to his children and grandchlldre
lief emulate his example, strive to meet him
-. that bright world above. where sickness a
u" sorrow never come but all 10 peace forey
EN- more. Ell . Ii
- At his home. six niles northeast
ore Corder, December 81. Mr.. MARTIN HAC
IN LEY, aged 10 years, . months and ! day,
IN. Mr.. HackleY was born In Rappahanno
ace county, Va. He married Miss Mary Ell;
,,ss beth Berkeley of the same county. A I
Of years after marriage. he turned his Il
towards the far west, with his wife and
~ - o.,I, ~ \ afovatta county M
bsr where he lived An honorable and upright ]
~" sIwas, ready to give to aud help the neeI
'"e aud visit the sick. He was . member oil
tho, Methodist church, South. He leaves a "
ma, and six children, two sons and four daught'
n TO mourn his loss. After several years
: " great suffering he has left this world OF 81
wn, row and pain and gone, we hope. into I
kingdom where sorrow Is never known; l
had that beautiful city where there Is no m
40" sorrow, pain, sick ness and death, and VIII
np. Gods hand will wipe away all tears. u
Dent sad ones. he Is gone: there Is Il vacant ct
wear in the family circle. we shall miss MIN,
49, none 70 much as his wife, who was sue
'n' loving companion, and the dear children, '
Drst will never again hear their papa's yo
met Dear children We .. oe s',y h ssm apea com,
rom YOU anu espeo'an1 " =" ill.,, wbo Ia shIe
tlcai save 10 The uttermost. b.
WIS RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
~ Resolutions adopted by the pupils Of
va" Corder public school upon the death OF I
W." schooImate, Frank Fisher. who was u
"'u dentally killed December 90. 1890.
Since It has pleased the Almighty Fla
OBS In His wise providence to remove from
q the number, we doadopt the following res0luti
,hs.e Resolved, That we do keenly feel the
80. Of our schoolmste, who was ever chez
'useo geperou, ana kind to thOse with whom
sym was associated.
In resolved, That we extend our hear
,ha- symua,hies to the bereaVed family and
''"'' tives. May they hni peace and comic
orly the loving kindness Of Him who dostl
Miss things well.
q on. Resolved. That a copy Of these resolui
60 be sent to the Lexington lntelligencer W
WAL request to publish.
ELMER EDWARDS.
horn CHAs. LIEsER,
81 EDWARD ARMBRUSTRh
'"!hk WALTER CARTHRAE,
atly q EMMA HAAS,
% the ELLA REDDICK,
,o,aa KATIE DEAN,
same Commit