Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-04-30
Obituary Notice.


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Obituary Notice.
Robert Inghram died at his home
near this city on Sunday last after q
brief illness, and was buried here Mon
day afternoon under the auspices of the
Knights of Pythias lodge, of this city.
He was'a man of such robust health
and physical strength that his sudden
decease will be a painful surprise to
many. An attack of la grippe devel-
oped into case of acute pneumonia
whose ravages could not be stopped.
In the death of Mr.. Inghram the com.
munity loses one Of its most enterpris-
ing and valued citizens. He was q
man of stirling worth, honest to the
hearts core, candid, frank and sympa-
thetic. He was most excellent friend;
a kind neighbor. All were welcome at
his home; all were treated with cour-
tesy and kindliness. 1t is deeply. re-
gretted that life so full of the milk of
human kindness, so useful and valued,
should be cut off now. Many friends
attested their sorrow and sympathy
with the bereaved family by their at
tendance at the funeral. The public
schools of this city adjourned for the
afternoon In respect to his memory, he
having been a member Of the board Of
education. The following resolutions
Of coincidence and respect were passed
by the lodge Of Knights of Pythias Of
this city, and by the members Of the
School Board:
Resolutions Of coincidence adopted by
Excelsior Lodge, No. n, Knights Of
Pythias, of this city, April 9th.
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to call from our midst 20 sudden
ly, our brother, Robert Inghram, who
was heretofore enjoyingigood health
and the strength Of manhood, there
fore be it
Resolved, that we have lost by the
death of our brother, Robert Inghram,
an honorable member Of this lodge, q
man of honest and. straightforward
character, who never hesitated to ex-
press his opinion and who was always
ready to lend a helping hand to the
poor and distressed, and that we will
hereby forever honor the memory of
our deceased brother, whose loss we
deeply deplore. Be 1t
Resolved, that we tender to the fam
lily Of our deceased brother, our most
sincere and heartfelt sympathy. Be 1t
further
Resolved, that these resolutions he
on forQ6 IN tho roOOrr1a rf thio I~.I~~r
|, and copy thereof be furnished to the
family Of the deceased, and that the
same be published In the Lewiston
C.A FoREsMAN. Com.
The Board of Education Of the Lew
/ iston Independent School District met
pursuant to call. Present, J. ID.
, McConkey, s. G. Hale and r. J. Mon
( rue. On motion the following pream-
: bic and resolutions were adopted and
. ordered spread upon the records Of this
3 Board.
Whereas, 1t has pleased an Allwise
: Providence to remove from our midst,
q by death, our friend and associate, be Il
= Resolved, that in the demise Of Rob.
4 crt Inghram, the Board Of Education
|, Of the city Of Lewiston, especially feels
:, that it has been deprived Of one Of ite
v most useful and faithful members; that
the community has lost . good and
J. kind man and public spirited citizen
= and his family kind and affectiOnat,
n husband and father.
It Resolved, that we, the members o
e this Board, hereby offer to the widow
u children and other relatives Of the de
. ceased, our sincere sympathy In thei
u sad bereavement.
= Resolved, that q copy Of these pro
~ ceedings be sent to the family Of tn
= = deceaaed, and also be published In th
Lewiston TELLER.
" On motion the Board adjourned.
Of r. J. MONROE, Clerk.
!: Lewiston, Idaho. April 9th.