The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-06-23

years and 3 weeks.
Died, at Higginsville, Tuesday night.
une II, 1894, Mrs. Conrad Mensenkamp,
aged about 65 years.
Died, in this city, June IS, Of . compile
cation of diseases, Clarence Eugene, infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George E~adington,
aged 4 months and 8 days.
Died, at Girard, Illinois, June IL, 1894,
OF old age, Mrs. Carnelia Fetters, wife of
Adam Fetters. She was the mother of
Mrs. G. H. Smith and Mrs. B. +. Peacock,
Of Corder.
Died, in Liberty, recently, Mrs. J.. F.
Chandler, wife Of Treasurer Chandler, of
William Jewell college.
She was q sister-in-law Of Col. Tom
Chandler, and an aunt Of Mrs. VIM. Aull,
of this city.
Died, at Excelsior Springs, June 10,
1894, OF catarrh of the stomach, Mr..
George Harris, aged about 10 years.
He was one of Odessa's most substantial
men. A few days ago he went to Ex-
celsior Springs in the hope of recuper-
son to mourn him. Mr.. Harris was an
extensive mule dealer and his business
career was marked for integrity and
honor. Peace to his ashes.
Died, IN this city, June II, 1894, Mrs.
Lucy c., wife of Capt. John p. Ardinger,
aged forty-two years.
Mrs. Ardinger was the daughter Of r.
]. and Mary c. Smith. and was born in
this county, February II, 1852. In 1873
she was married to Capt. J. p. Ardinger,
who, with fou daughters and two sons,
Is left to MOURN her death.
Mrs. Ardinger was a noble woman, a
true Christian, q faithful wife, q devoted
mother. In all her actions she displayed
a sincere character. She Is dead now,
and merited words of praise car not heal
the wounds nor console the Borrowing
hearts OF those to whom she was dearest.
But honest labors nave their reward, and
after having served the Heavenly Father
we'll in this life He has called her to q
home He has provided for those who love
and serve Him.
Died, at Marshall, Mo-, June 18th, 1894
Mr.. Albert G. Burnham, aged "a years anc
4 months.
The above announcement will be sac
news to many of our readers who knew
and loved him. MIR. Burnham was a citi'
zen of this county for many years, living
some six miles east of Lexington, on the
Dover road. He was q Virginian by birth
having been born in Albermarle county
Virginia, February IA, 1880. He wa
married In 1863 to Miss Annie Mead, whC
departed this life July Is, 1887, and WHOSE
body now lies In the old Dover cemetery
His second marriage was celebrated Feb.
ruary Is, 1890. This time to Miss Mary +.
daughter of Rev. o. Guthrie, of Marshall
His second wife, who now survives him,
was born In this city.
Mr. Burnham was o consistent member
Of the M. e. church, South, for forty-ons
years. Firm In his religious convictions
he was no less consistent In practicine
them. In many respects he was q most
extraordinary man. He was honest. His
integrity throughout his long business
career was never questioned. As a citi-
zen, he was sincere in his devotion to MI
that was Just. He was q friend who never
proved false to q fellow citizen, nor un.
faithful to q trust. As a husband, he wal
kind and aff~ectionate. Dying, he leaves
behind him many sorrowing friends. Hi
life was a blessing to this world. and will
serve TO enrich that brighter and better
kingdom. To those who were his kindred
the INTKLLIaENCER extends its sincerest
sympathy.