The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-03-09
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Born, at Alma, February %. 1859. to the
wife OF August Kaiser, q girl.
Born, 10 H%iEginsvilie. February %, to
he wife OF Harry Harris, q boy.
Roru, at Alma, February IS, 1895, to the
OF ". s.. washburn, o boy.
Born. near Lexington, March 8, 1895, TO
the wife OF Joseph Baker, u boy.
Born, In this city. March 9th, 1895, to
wife OF Luther Saunders, q girl.
Born. at Corder. February 25, 1895, TO
vito OF William a.. Petty, a boy.
Born. In Higglusvilie, Saturday, February
23. to ths wife OF A. II. Schultze. q boy.
Born, In H~igginsviIle. Sunday. Febra-
ary "a, 1895, to the wife Of Fountain Green,
. boy.
Born. In liigsInsville, Saturday, Feb
ruary q, to the vile Of Alderman }. Il.
q boy.
Born, In this city. Aarck /. 1895, to the
wife Of Mr.. William Russell. formerly
Miss Carrie Hines. q girl.
DEATHS.
Died. near Corder. March 3, 1885, MIR.
Lock. aged 81 years.
Died, uear Corder. March /, 1895, MI.
I~todekohr, aged s. years.
Married, 10 Odessa, February y, BY
Elder G. 3. Reed. MIR. Jesse Pike and Miss
Minnie IaRew. both Of this county
Married, ia Odessa, February %, by
Elder C.. g. Reed, Mr. r. 3. Smith and Miss
Maggie biedsoe, both OF near Odessa.
Married, near Grand Pass, Mo-, March
2, 1895. Mr. Jesse Ray, Of Waveriy, to Mrs.
Rebecca Baker, Of Marshall. Squire J. l..
Corder officiating.
Died, at Waterloo, NO., on Thursday,
February Is, 1895, Mrs. Markum. she
was = sister OF Mr.. bud Thompson, one
OF Waterloo's merchants.
Died. In Odessa. Sunday, March 3, 1896,
Of old age, Mrs. Wfnnifred Tracy, aged 81
years and 2G days.
The Moon says: "Mrs. Tracy was, with
perhaps one exception. the oldest person
In the county. She was bern in 1904;
married In 1926; came to Missouri in 1913;
has been . member OF the regular Bap-
tist church for over 20 years. 1t is said
that she never had an enemy, being pos
sssssd Of that genial nature to attract and
retain the friendship Of all who knew her.
The funeral s~ervicss were held a. the
Cumberland Presbyterian church at 1880
Monday a~fternoon, conducted by Rev. j.
v. Banks. attended by 4 large circle OF
friends. The remains were iatered at
0~rsentou. Peace be to her memory"
Died, in this city, March 3, 1895, OF
pneumonia, Dir. Jacob Anderson Price,
aged 72 years 6 months aud 10 days.
Another pioneer has gone to his eternal
reward. Jacob Price, the friend aud
neiehbor, the citizen and b~eaefactor. on
last Sunday evening bid farewell t.
earthly cares to receive his crown OF i'm.
mortality. lie was horn In Bedford
county, Virginia, September Is. 1872, and
came to Lafayette county with his fathel
Nathaniel Price In autumn 1887, He we,
married February 10, 1876 to Miss Saral
jane Tyree. who preceded him to th,
silent city Just &c months. He was sheriff
OF Lafayette county from 1864 to 1866
Over q hall century ago he Joined tn
Methodist church. OF which 10 was = con
sistent member TO the md OF his life. II
ls46 hs joined Lafayette lodge No. 80, A
+. and A. H., afterWard became . mem
Der OF Lexington II. A. Chapter No. IL
and lstsr of De3iolay CemmaRdry No.
KaiRht Templar. He was tyler Of thes
bodies tor e Year,. Occupying that ofic
u the time OF his death. He was tn
father Of twelve children. Niae Of whor
today moueu the loss OF O good father
They are William T., Thos. A. Florence II
now Mrs. Geo. Otty. OF White wate
Kama, Jas. N. John j., Chas. T.. Anus A
new Ars. Joseph Msirbergu, Walter an
Myrtle. Thus briefly stated 10 the histor
OF ono whose life has earichsd this eartf
jacob Price wa . good man, y goo
c~itizsu, a good mason and . good christ
Ian. He Wal prepared for the call. OF hl
master. aud Q through the doorwa
of death In the faith of one who had live
for his God and his conmunity.s
Possibly the greatest virtue OF his chal
acter was his sympathy for those In di'
trsss. Ons Of the most prominent cit
Gems OF this city bears this testimony
him. HE has visited the sick and sssisl
In laying away more Of our dead than an
man In this county," aud this is trus. II
was ever ready to 60 to wait upoa u sic
friend or brother, ans In the sick room
was matchless Ia attending upon dutie
He was Q christian aud locked to God f.
strength and courage tn light iife's ba
ties. His church will miss his famili'
face and bis noble work. This town wi
miss him for he was indeed q friend
! him who stood In need. The msssus wi
miss him. for they say that he was iudee
Q faithful brother. hut God has calle
He has taken one Of oar best aud braves
Not to punish him. Oh no, butlt0 rewal
him for his work on earth. MIR. Pri'
lived for 72 years and our judgement
that he nsritsd aud received the plaudi
Of the angels. ~ the end Of his earth
isnrusy. We feel that there vas . gre
rejoicing In heaven when. vested OF b
earthly form. Jacob Price was In Il
presence OF the Jadgs Of Hos,
Thsrs 10 sorrow here because Of bis deaf
We msurn that he 10 gone, but Ours IL z
Q hopeless sorrow. The boOk OF boo
holds out precious promises. and we b
lieve from them that his 10 now an esta
Of 10y eternal. The s0rrowiog famil
We urge to emulate the example . xii
father left them. There loss is for the
j fathers good.
The furerai services OF Mr.. Price We
n conducted at the Methodist church Tue
day a~ftsraOoa by Rev. c. NJ. Bishop ~
Rev. Ken. Ryland.
DOVER DAsHEs. .
Misses Eula Gordon and Anuis Laui
I P~iattenburx spent several days this We