The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-03-17
MARRIAGES.,

MARRIAGES.
Clayton, March IA, 1894, Mr.. Noel l.. Bar
ker, and Miss Jane p. Wilson.
Married, in this city, March 5, 1894, by
Squire IL. c. Wallace, Mr.. Henry Smith
and Miss Lydia S. Wolfenbarger.
Married, at Warrensburg, March 4, 1894,
Mr.. Thomas Haggard, Of near ConcOrdia,
and Miss Buelah Jones, of W%arrensburg.
Married, in Higginsville, Thursday,
March 8, 1894, at the NJ. E.. church par
sOnage, by Rev. j. G. Leist, Mr.. Tausch,
of Corder, to Miss Carrie Bracht.
BIRTHS.
Born, in MAYHEM. March 3, 1891, to the
wife of l.. Stuedle, n son.
Born, near MAYHEM, March 4, 1891, to
the wife of W. Stone, "a son.
Born, near MAYHEM, March, I, 1894, to
the wife of Harry Daggs, a son.
Born, at Alma, March 3, 1891, to the
wife OF MIR. &. Barnett, a daughter.
Born, in this city, March o, 1891, to the
wife of Mr.. Thos. Greene, a daughter.
Born, near Aullville, Sunday, March 4,
to the wife of August Holtkamp, a girl.
Born, neal Higginsville, Sunday, March
4, 1894, to the wife OF DIR. G. +. Buehner,
a son.
Born, near Page City, February 2S,
1894, to the wife OF Mr.. Il. II. Starke, nee
Emma Stewart, q son.
Born, in Higginsville, Friday, March 2,
to the wife of Chas. Gladish, a daughter.
The child died when but a few hours old.
DEATHS.
Died, in Kansas City, March 2, 1894,
Mr.. Thomas Duggins, aged 81 years 9
months and 10 days.
1894, Of pneumonia, Mr.. Chas. Lamborn
aged 81 years. He was a brother OF w. W.
Lamborn OF this city.
Died, at Concordia, Tuesday, March o,
1894, the five year old son Of Mr.. Wendell.
The unfortunate boy was a deaf mute,
and typhoid fever ended his existence.
brain fever, Master Oscar Lauck, aged
4 years..
Died, at the Confederate Home, in Hig-
ginsville, of old age, Mr.. John l..
McDougal, aged n years.
He was well known all over the county,
and hundreds OF eyes will moisten while
reading the above announcement. He was
both a Mexican and ex-confederi te vet
eran, having served In both conflicts with
distinction. "Peace, sweet peace to his
ashes"
Died, in this city, March 10, Mr.. 7. J.
Swearingen, aged 66 years.
He was a native Of Cooper county and
came to Lafayette in 1884, and was mar
ried to Mrs. Anna Long in 1887. He was
an honorable man, a law abiding, indus
trious and intelligent citizen. He will be
greatly missed by a large circle of friends
He was a member OF the Baptist church
and lived, SD far as we may Judge, n con.
sistent Christian life and has one to his
glorious reward. To his sorrow stricken
relatives we extend sympathy.
Died, at Little Rock, Arkansas, Marcel
IL, Of pneumonia, Mrs. Kate Graham, wifi
of Mr.. L. b. Atkieson.
This visit OF the angel of death was no
unexpected. For several days the patien
grappled with the dreaded disease, unit
at last she was forced to succumb to it
pittiless decree.
Her mother, Mrs. Graham, was with he
when she died, n is herself sick at Lit
tie Rock. Albert Graham, brother Of tn
deceased, had to remain at Little Roc
with his mother.
Mrs. Atkieson was the beloved daughte
Of MIR. Inc Mrs. J. A. Graham of this cit.
who in this dark hour Of bereavemer
have the heartfelt sympathy Of this entiI
community. Here it is that in childhoo
days she formed the warmest friendship
Of her life, and her death comes as a bu
den to many a Lexington heart.
She combined all the virtues Of trr
~womanhood. In the home. she was a
! that a noble mother and wife should b
generous, forgiving, kind, affectionate an
indulgent. In the social world she carrie
the same characteristics. She leaves
husband and three children. Her II
work Is ended and He who "doeth a
things we'll" has called her to join Him
l that home not made with hands. Earth
loss is heavens gain.
The funeral services were conducted
! the Methodist church yesterday a~fternoo
. and the remains were buried at Machp
! lab cemetery, a large number Of our cit
zens showing the last sad token OF r
r spect.