The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-05-26
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Died, ut Bates City, May "a, Mr.. Edgar
Sullens, aged Is years.
Died, In Bates City, Mo-, Monday, May
q, 1884, Of Brieht.s disease. Mr.. A. E.. Sui
lens, age "a years.
Died. In Higginsville, May Is, Of con-
sumption, Miss Golliday, aged about II
years.
Died, near this city, Monday; May q.
thy to the bereaved relatives.
Died, In Cincinnati, Ohio, May %, Of
kidney troubles, Mr.. Morris Gratz.
MI. Gratz was one Of our leading BUSH
ness men for many years before moving
to Ohio. His death is mourned by Q host
OF friends, whose respect he had Won by
an honorable and upright life. The In
TELLIaENoKR extends sympathy.
Died, at the residence of her aunt, Mrs.
Benjamin Porter, in Clay township, on
Sunday morning, May 10Th, of abcess Of
the brain, Mas Elizabeth Burton, aged IS
years, 2 months and z days.
The body was buried at the Greentou
cemetery Monday afternoon. 1t was the
largest funeral held in that vicinity for q
number OF years. She was we'll known,
loved and respected by all. She was q
neice of Mr.. j. A. Price. Of this city. On
Tuesday the body was removed from the
Grsenton cemstary and buried in Mach
! pelaA.
Died, at her home In st. Louis, Mo-,
May 8, 1894, of ~paranetus, Alpha q. Camp
bell, in the hirty-fith yea Of her age,
daughter, father. mother, seven sisters
and one brother.
She wa born In Cooper county, NO.,
August Is, 1859, the daughter OF John H.
and v. c. Kelly; was married to James Z,
Travis, March 8, 1879. two children being
born unto them, Rommie H. and George
Il. Travis. Living q widow for eight
years. she was again married, this time tc
John p. Campbell, March II, 1890. two
children being committed to their care
John and Mabel.
Death came suddenly, but she was
ready for the summons. She was a mem
Der Of the Baptist church for nineteen
years, always ready to do what she coulc
to advan co the Masters cause. There is {
vacant place at b firesids, IN aching
void in our hearts, . longing for hel
sweet counsel, sympathy n love. Blu
behold her, beaming with glory, OF
eternity's shore, joyous with loved one
|, and with Christ our Rsdsemer. May God
in His goodness and mercy. comfort oul
bereaved hearts, and help US to submit t.
His will, and prepare each Of US to NEE
her in her beautiful home beyond tn,
river of death.
The remains OF Mrs. Campbell wer
, sent home, and the funeral was con
Quoted by Bro. Q. +. Whitlock, In tn
. presence of a large number OF sorrowinf
relatives and friends. The intermen'
took place at Concord cemetery.
Rest, dear sister, on
Naught shall disturb thy sleep;
Thy Fathers holy will be done,
o. Though we be left to weep.
Shed not o holy tear;
al WHY should our hearts despair?
Thy darling spirit hovers near,
And whispers: "Meet me there"
SISTER EVA.
Died, In this city, May ~, Miss Salli
Y II. Chambers, aged hfty-four years.
Miss Chambers was born In Louisville
n Ky., July 4, 1899. She came to Missouri
b TO live with her brother, DIR. p. ii. Cham
Q bers, In the year 1850. She Joined th
n PRESBYTERIAN church In 1859. Miss Cham
bers was the great granddaughter {
William Hickman, who was a leadin
citizen and the pioneer Baptist Preach'
of Kentucky. Her grandfather, Pasch'
Hickman, was o captain In the America