The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-09-30

one of its most beloved members; one highly
esteemed by all who knew him, AN Israclte
indeed in whom there was no guile. This
association of ola men hereby tcndcr0ur heart
felt sympathy with the family, bcreaVcd oi Il
devoted husband and loving tnthcr.
Resolved, That copy of these proceedings
he furnished the family and the same be
spread upon the record of THIS GiuD; Ihis sep
s. G. WENTWORTH,
Committee.
On motion the above memorials were
received and ordered spread on the
minutes.
The dinner hour having arrived, the
club took IL recess till = O'Clock, for the
purpose of social conversation and to
par.ake of the princely dinner which
had been prepared Ivy Mrs. Campbell.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Dinner over the club rcconyened.
Under the head of miscellaneous
business. Mr.. Rufus Young asked that
Frank Bowman be elected assistant
secretary which WAS done.
On motion of Mr.. 5. G. Wentworth
il vote of thanks WAS rendered Frank
bowman for favers already extended
to the club.
NEW MENIBEHS.
A call was then made for the names
of those who wished to become mem
bers of the club. The names of
CAMILLUS BARNETT,
JOHN CATEON,
HENRY G. CHTLES,
j. N. llETCHASON,
We're presented for membership.
These gentlemen retired, and the vote
being taken, they were admitted to the
membership of the club by unanimous
vote.
According to the rules a short
biographical sketch of each was made
us follows:
Camillus Barnett was born in Madison
county, KY, March I, 1921 came to
Lafayette county i'll 1896, and has
resided here ever since married Miss
Martha Young in 1913; II children
were born to them, s living boys
and girls; member of Presbyterian
church occupation, farmer; post
office, Lexington.
| John Catron was born in White
county, Tenn, Feb. 2S, lSl2 came To
Missouri III spring of 1917, living one
venT in Saline county, moving to
Lafayatte county in 1878, and has
resided here ever since; married Miss
Mary Fletcher Feb. 3, 1888, children
being the fruits of this marriage;
are living and 2 dead ; member OF no
church, bat reads his bible and tries
to obey the commands; occupation,
farmer; postoilice, Lexington.
Henry g. Chies was born in Mount
Sterling, Montgomery county, Ky,
July 6, 1878; came to Missouri in 1859
married three times; first marriage
in 1910 to Miss Maria Wilson, Paris
Ky., two sons being born to them
both living; second marriage in 1853 tC
Mrs. Ruth Herring, of Arkansas, one
son born to them, Walter; third marri
age i'm 1868 to Mrs. Lavinia Graves
one daughter born to them Mrs. B. II
Campbell; member of no church
occupation, farmer till years ago
posto(lice, Mayview.
j. A. Hutchinson was born in Greens
burg, Greene county, KY, July l3, 1928
came to Missouri in 1881; married il
1916 to Miss Martha Young; IL child
rem were born to them, 8 living; wife
dead member of Baptist church since
Is years old occupation, farmer; post
office, Page City.
The club was notified of the deatl
of two members since the June meet
ing-IIenry Slusher and VIM. Benton
APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEES.
Upon motion, the following commit
tees were appointed to prepare suitable
memorials.
4 Upon the death of Henry Slusher-
Thomas Shelby aud Geo. w. Cooper.
: Upon the death of VIM. Benton =
Granville Clayton and $. G. Went
. worth.
, REMARKS.
\ Under the above head Col, III. q
; Chles responded with a short bu
; pleasing talk.
Rev. n. S. Moffett, upon invitation
next addressed the club in brief on TIN
, four ages of man-childhood, youth
i manhood and Old age-its objects, aim
/ and purposes, and he was closely listen
] ed to by his audience.
: ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
' The next order of business was TIN
election of officers, with the followin
result:
Granville Clayton, President.
ii. G. Chiles, Vice-President.
Rufus Young, Secretary.
PLACE OF NEXT MEETING.
. MIR. Joseph G. Chinn invited the clu
to hold its next meeting ut his resi-
n dence, and on motion the invitation
! : was unanimously accepted.
) The Secretary then read the follow
d ing, it being unanimously adopted:
: Resolved, That the most heart
j JIlankS Oh llllS tSSOCllliOll ttl6 ItlcU
rendered our host and hostess, Mr.. an
9 Mrs. Thomas B. Campbell, for TIL
$ sumptuous feast with which this clu
$ has been entertained to-day.
! Mr.. Granville Clayton then closed th
n proceedings with prayer, and the clu
h adjourned to meet at the residence q
4 Mr.. Joseph G. Chinn, in Lexington, o
y Saturday, June 2, 1894.
o Among the large company present
r, beside the members of the club mel
! toned above, were Mesdames Thoma
: B. Campbell, b. II. Campbell, }. L
i Campbell. Mary Taylor, S. G. Went
u u worth, Thos. Shelby, IL. C.. Chiles, a
n Barley, G. r. Page, Min. McFadin, j
c II. Campbell, Evan Young, Ruff
Young. Il. G. Sydnor, Camillus Bal
nett, Frank Thornton, 5. j. Huston, ,
j. Willets, Misses Caltha Campbell
Bessie and Mamie Huston, Nanni
L. Willets, Mamie Sydnor, Georgia Page
e Bessie Webb, Nelia Eckle, Jennie Gun
s mings, Katie Eckle, and lovely littl
+ Mildred Sydnor, Elaine and Sallie CAM
# bell. Rev. A. S. Moffett, DIR. w.
i i Webb, Messrs. L. b. Campbell, ii. {
r. Sydnor, Min. McFadin, J. III. CAM
d bell, Evan Young, Rufus Oung, b. L
D. Campbell, Frank Gladish, Frank Thor
y ton, S. j. Huston, }. +. Campbell, JO
r Page, w. G.. MusgrOve and Fran