The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-06-22

o uoN IL. IuIlIus nITs 1uOos "a uIoI-
and Miss Efie Wilson.
Married, at Dover, June 10, 1895, by
Elder George Plattenburg, Mr.. Arthur
phine Hodges, OF Dover.
The INTELLIaENCER extends congratu-
lations.
Married, at the Catholic church, In this
city, Thursday afternoon, June 20, 1896,
by Father Lillis, Of Kansas City, Mr..
Servias Sondag and Miss Emma E. Mark.
train for st. Louis, from which place they
will 60 to Waterloo, ILL.,, to visit Mr.. Son.
days parents. They will return In about
two weeks. The INTELLIcENcER extends
congratulations.
Births.
Born, In Odessa, June Is, 1896, to the
wife of J.. b. Warner, q girl.
Born, in this city, June Is, 1896. to the
wife Of Mr.. Pete Hale, q girl.
Born, in this city, June 10, 1895, to the
wife OF Daniel Ruebel, a boy.
Born, in this city, June 10, 1895, to the
wife of Mr.. Frank Carter, q boy.
Born, near waverly, June II, 1895, to
the wife OF Mr.. ]. C. Tracey, q boy.
Born, in this city, June 20. 1895. to the
wife OF Major Sandford Sellers. q boy.
Born, in this city, June 10, 1896. to the
wife Of Mr.. Rudolph Nickolaus, q girl.
DEATHS.
Died, In Waverly: June Is, 1895, Of heart
trouble, Mrs. d. A. Barr.
Died, near Cordsr, June 20, 1895. of brain
trOuhlo Mra Honrv RrockoH aOod "a
years..
Died, near Richmond, June Is, 1895, of
consumption, Miss Annie Maitland.
Miss Maitland lived for many years
with her sister, Mrs. Judge Joseph Smith,
but after the death of that lady went to
Richmond and lived with her brother,
| Mr.. Alex. Maitland. She wan buried 10
Machpelah last Sunday.
RESOLUTIONS.
At q meeting Of the Board of Directors
OF the Lexington Savings Bank, held this
June 18th, 1895, the following resolutions
were read and adopted:
Whereas, IL hath pleased the Maker Of
US all to remove from our midst and from
the active duties Of life John w. Waddell,
iAs.,. wso 81 for osr many nsnE y ysa nrs. %so:e: ID. the
~ ~ S1s 09a@ 80 eo1
Whereas, IL 10 but right, and q sad,
yet pleasing duty to give expression TO
our feelings of grief over b loss OF one
with whom We have been 90 long and 20
pleasantly associated In business and "a
the pleasures aud duties OF common citi.
xenship; therefore, be IL
Resolved, That In the death Of John w.
Waddell, our ank has lost Q faithful,
watchful, and painstaking ofncer; the
Board OF Directors q courteous president,
and the Stockholders an honest and pru
dent manager, who in all things endeav-
and great ca~refulness.
Resolved, That In testimony Of our ap-
probation OF bis faithfulnees In the dis
charge Of his duties a. presidsut Of ouI
bank, now 90 suddenly terminated for
ever, We direct that the bank be closed on
the day Of burial; that our assistant
cashier present Q floral offering TO his
memory; that we attend the funeral In Z
body a. Q Board Of Directors, and that q
memorial page be Get apart on the records
OF the bank, whereon these resolutions b
Transcribed.
Resolved, That . copy Of these resolu.
tions be ssh to the widow and family o.
the deceased, and that Q ropy be furnished
the city papers for publicstfou.
Respectfully submitted.
w. D. RANKIN,
JOHN G. FALL,
JOHN e. RYLAND,
Committee.
RESOLUTIONS.
Died, In this city, on ths evening o
May Is, 1896, Charles Benjamin Russell
Ct b age of IS years, . months and L
Brother Russell was . native of Lsxing
ton, and was born September, 8, 1883, II
what was at hat time known - "Nev
Town." soon after b arst addition q
Lexington was laid out, and was ct tn,
time of his death the Oldest native borI
citizen Of the city.
He was endowed with an active, ensr
getic nature, which was displayed during
his life. At an early period he was en-,
gagged In moving wagon trains across tn
piains Of the wild territories Of b Wes
for his father q others, who were en-
different points 10 the West. Afterwards
for several yerrs he was engaged 10 farm
Ing near Bates City, Mo-, and from Their,
be removed to Lexington. where he re
sided until the time Of his death.
For several years be was employed a
company at Lexington, and since hen b,
, was engaged In the real estate and insur
ance business. Twelve years ago he VA
elected Q member Of the city council, ans
was reelected for three successive terms
and served as councilman . period Of eigh
Year,. III lou no WE 010ct0O mayor, eu(
was elected again TO that posi0n 10 1891
and presided over the city for four years
He was untiring in his devotion to the in
terests OF the city, and during the tWelv
years he was honored by the people will
. position he was ONT OF its most eficien
officers.
Brother Russell possessed . kind AM
generous disposition. For the distresset
and suffering ne always manifested
warm sympathy, and was ever ready I.
extend aid and kind words Of encourage
ment. He left behind him many friend
who esteemed him while living, and VIII
mourn for his untimely and unfortunat
death.
Resolved, That the members Of thi
lodge extend their heartfelt sympathy {.
the family Of our deceased Brother II
their great bereavement, and for thei
comfort In the hour Of sorrow, point then
to him who said: 81 am the way and tn,
Life"
Resolved, That the secretary b. In
stracted to furnish q copy of this repor
to the family of our deceased Brother, AMI
also hat IL be spread upon the minutsa
and q copy furnished to the papers TO
publication. w. @. MCCAUsLAND,
HI. w. WINsoR,
RoBERT HALE,
COMMITTEES.