The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-03
II TOM b.

- Near Waverly. Dec. 80. MIR. HUGH
MASTERSON, aged about 81 years:
- In this city. December 20, Of pneumo-
MIA. MARY, infant daughter Of Mr.. Abe
kOuus.
- Al his home. six miles northeast; Of
Corder. December 81, Mr.. MARTIN HACK
LEY. aged CO years.
IN Dover township, December -, by
Rev. w. d. Mcfarland. Mr.. BURwELL
STARKE and Miss EMMA STEW ART.
- Al the residence OF his father, in this
city. December %. OF en-. arRement Of ibe
liver. Mr. LOUIS BAUERLE, Jr., aged 30
wears
- Ia Sonoma. Cal. Dee. 20. Mrs. MAR
GARET BELL, aged "a wears. She was the
mother OF Mr.. Wm. /. Bell. one OF Lexing.
tons most honored citizens.
- In this city. December 30. by Rev. +.
w. Eason, MIR. EDWARD COCKRILL and
Miss MAY HALL, both Of Odessa. The
groom Is q son Of Rev. A. NJ Coekrill and The
bride a daugter Of Mir. }. Mshlon Hall.
- In Abeline. Kansas. Dee. Il, after an
illness Of nearly 20 years, most of which time
she was confined 10 her bed, Mrs. MARY j.,
vile OF Rev. g.. W. Smith, formerly OF this
county. Her griecstricken husband has the
sympathy OF manv friends here.
- Near Marshall. Saline county, Satur.
day. December 81. Mr., W. ". rREATER,
aged about 10 years.
He leaves four children. three sons and
one daughter. and an aged companion to
mourn bis loss. We deeply sympsthze with
them oil but more especially his aged com.
panlon, who being almost an invalid has been
under his care and guardianship for many
years. But the one cOnsollng thought. that
In nannnt ha lnnD ~ rnaat sful al,o .yitk toto
him on the other shore. He was truly a good
an. he had been q member OF the Methodist
church for q number Of years. Truly It can
be said o father In Israel has fallen. We oan
only say TO his children and gIandchIldre en-.
emulate his example, strive to meet him In
that bright world above. where sickness and
sorrow never come hut al 10 peace forever
more. Il. +. B.
In this city, December %. of asthma
and heart disease, Mrs. BARBARA GOETZ.
aged "a years.
Mrs. Goetz mas for - years been a highly
respected resident of this city. She was the
wife OF Mr.. Nicholas Goetz, and the mother
Of five children, The Oldest of whom is dead,
those living being Mesdames A. T. Johnson
aud Frank Kreihn and Mr.. Frank Goetz, OF
this city, and Mrs. Mat Nessalhause, OF Peoria
county, Illinois. After many days of great
suffering thls'good old mother has left this
world Of sorrow and pain and gone to meet
her first born In that kingdom where sorrow
IS never known. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. ". j. Carpenter. at the
family residence, on North Eleventh street,
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. and the re-
mains were laid to rest IN Machpelsh Gem
eterY.
- ln this city. Dec. 81, Of dr0psy ant
heart disease. superinduced by an attack Of
Ia grippe, CATHERINE B.. wife of A.. g
williams. aged 90 years, months and 4
days.
Mrs. Williams was the eldest child of VIM
b.. and Susan G. WsddelI. She was born II
Mason county, Kentucky, January 10, 1880
and at the age OF 10 was joined in the holy
b lnds of matrlmony TO Mr.. A. g. Williams
who lives 10 mourn the loss OF the faithful
loving wife she was. AT the age of 10 sh
professed faith In Jesus Christ ami associate,
herself with the Baptist church, of which sh
has ever since been n faithful and cousislen
member. She Ind for several months pre-
vious 10 her departure irOA earthly scene
end into her rewar !. been fully conscious q
her critical condition and knew that her day
on earth would soon be over, hut she ex
pressed NJ fear OF deslh and declared she wa
ready and willing to 20 10 meet her Lord au,
Maker. She was u loving, imlnlsrri mollc
end " trne.hearted. faithful wife, aud in Ih
sorrow oyer the tGg- 0I wtum the athlete,
husband aud thre" s0ns are Joined 10y nnmer
aus friends who knew her long aud well.
- Near Wellington, December N. a
consumption, Mira. MARTHA b., wife q
Fred EreuIz. il, aged about - wears.
COnsumptIon, that most dreaded lises, :
hsd laid his Witnering hand upon her Nm
carried on his daily work until she fell AZ hi
command. Everything that a devoted HON
circle could 10 to lengthen LIE was dune, bu
Coo called and nj Christmas tide, when
was wont TO be merry, the home was sadd.I
Ell by the unwelcome visitor, death, au
Ilzaie fell asleep as calmly a. u dream. Sh
was u truly good woman, U dutiiul daughter
q loving sister, a true wife and mother, Ho,
sad to haYe no mother 10 train the little girl
no wife to bring sOlaCe ard comfort TO Nh
husband. She was "a Christian woman An
kind friend. must be that God takes on
loved ones TO draw US nearer TO Him, VIII
this In view let us be submissive and striy
: TO 40 live that We may enter into the eli
! Wnsr0 there IL no death aud where God