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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

The state of Missouri, at the relation and
TO the use OF Thomas A. Catron, collector
OF the revenue of Lafayette county, In the
state Of Missouri, Plaintiff,
versus
F. +. Erdman and f. l.. Flanders, Mrs. F.
M. schultz and -- Schultz her hus-
band and unknown heirs of +. Erdman,
deceased.
In the Circuit Court of Lafayette County,
Missouri.
from the office OF the clerk of the circuit
court of Lafayette county. Missouri, in
the above entitled cause, wherein the state
OF Missouri, at the relation and to the use
OF Thomas A. Catron, collector of the rev.
enue OF Lafayette county. Missouri, Is
giain'.h, and against F. +: Erdman and
+. l.. Flanders, Mrs. +. NJ. Schultz q
- Schultz her husband and unknown
heirs of +. Erdman, deceased, to me di-
rected and returnable to the December
term, 1895, of said court, /, the undersign-
ed, sheriff OF Lafayette county, Missouri,
will Of
MONDAY. DECEMBER lG. Iso'.
between the hours Of nine o'clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon
Of said day, aud In fronto of the courthouse
door In the city of Lexington, In Lafay
cite county, Missouri. during the session
OF said circuit court of said county, offei
for sale and sell publicly, by auction. to
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, al
the right, title. interest claim and estate
OF the said +. +. Erdman and +. l. Flan-
ders, Mrs. F. NJ. Schultz and-Schult1
her husband, and b unknown heirs Of
+. Erdman, deceased. defendants In sale
execution, In and to the following des-
cribed real estate. situate, lying and being
In the county of Lafayette, and state o.
Missouri, to-wit: Let s block Il Concor
dis, Missouri, levied upon as the property
OF said defendants, and sold to satisfy sale
execution, together with the costs AM
expenses OF this sale.
Given unde nv hand this 18th day o.
November, 1895. ZACH w. WRIGHT,
n-16-td Sheriff.
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PERSONALS &.

Miss Kitty Fulkerson is visiting in st.
Joe.
Banker H.. b. Corse, OF Wellington, was
here Monday.
Miss Mary Henry has returned from a
visit to Butler.
Miss Allie Terhune left Thursday for a
visit through the south.
Miss Susie Lesueur will leave Ia a few
days for a visit to Cairo, III.
Mrs. James VIM and Miss Lee Meng,
Of Dover, spent Tuesday here.
Brainy Bate Drummond, of the We'll
lington Qui Vive, was here Monday.
Mrs. Mary Cosby, of Louisville, KY, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bette Dinwiddie,
at Dover.
Mrs. Bette and Mrs. j. T. Dinwiddie
aud Mrs. Crosby spent Thursday here
with friends.
The members Of the T. 1. t.. club spent
Thursday with Miss Name Hicklin, at
her homo, near this city.
DR.. NJ. ID. Wilson aud Mr.. j. G. Cren-
shaw left Wednesday night for Atlanta.
They will be gone about W. weeks.
Mr.. Harmon Scott and DR.. Crow, of
Seiaiia, s1snt Sunday here, the guests of
Misses Estelle and Elizabeth McGrew.
Mrs. Dir. y. NJ. Banks, OF Middleton
township, returned from Columbia last
Tuesday, where she had been on a visit to
her son.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Facklsr, of Kansas City, ar
rived ere last Saturday, an a visit to her
nieeen, Mrs. w, q. Musgrove n Mrs,
j. q. Worthington.
Rev. j.. J.. Lilly. OF Springfield, Mo-,
spent several days here this week. lie was
once pastor of the Catholic church here
ani has a host Of friends in the city.
Kansa, City Star; Mrs. II. ii. holland il
entertaining Miss Belle Hays, Lexington,
Mo. Miss Hays will be married Novem-
Der 20 TO Mr.. T.. J, McElroy, formerly OF
Kansas City and Independence. Mr.. and
Mrs. holland and other friends from this
city will attend the wedding, which will
be celebrated at the brides home.
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The State Of Missouri, as the relation ani,,
the use OF Thomas a. Cafron, coiisctor Of
the revenue OF Lafayette county. In the
State of Missouri, Plaintiff.
versus
Unknown Heirs Of Christopher King and
In the Circuit Court a Lafayet tie County.
Missouri.
by virtue OF a special execution. famed
from the ONCE cf the clerk of the cirrnit
court OF Lafayette county, Missouri. IN the
above entitled cause. wherein the state ~
Missouri vt the relation aud To tbe use Of
fbonias A. Catroo. collector of the feveu,.
Of Lafayette county. Missouri. ts plaintiff.
aud against Unknown il,irs of Chttstopher
aud returnable TO tue Dccsm Ger term, lsa6.
q said court. !. the undersigned. sheriff OF
Lafayette county Missouri. will on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 18th, lsas.
bet ween the honrs 90 nine o'clock In M,
80 ienoon and nve o'clock In the afternoon
of said day. aud IA front of the courthouse
door. In the city OF Lexington. m Infnyrtss.
county. Missouri, during The session Of sal
circuit court of said county. offer for suir
and sell publicly. by auction. 60 the highest
bidder. for cash In hsnd. Ali tho right, ti,Ir.
Unknown heirs OF Christopher King aud
Anthony Crop. defendants In said exeru.
ton. In and TO the following described real
estaer. situate. lying and being tn the county
of Lafayette, and state of Missouri TO Wit:
Lots : aud s. block 9s. wsverly Missouri,
levied upon AS the propcrty Of said d~frn
daut-. and sold 20 satisfy said execution.
together with thu costs and expenses OF thI.
sale.
Gi;c en- under my hand this 10th day Of No
vcmber, ISIS. ZACH. w.. WRIGHT.
il-l6 I'd shcrfn.
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The Bridge Meeting.

The great mass meeting of the bridge
subscribers that vas held at the court
house, last Tuesday, was in the leading
features a success. J. Z. McGrew was
made chairman and +. NJ. Taubman,
+. NJ. McCausland, James Moorehead,
Philip Keller, Frank Bowman and II. J.
Groves were made the secretaries.
1t was a business meeting, and all
superlluous Oratory was kept in the
background. Mr.. McGrew explained
the bridge situation fully, andrthe sub
scIiption books were then opened to all
who would submit to the 10 per cent.
increase. This was responded to by
over 100 original subscribers. About
fifty others sent word that they would
concur in the subscription increase.
The amount raised was about 81 900.
The meeting then adjourned, and the
board and committee Of thirty held a
meeting. 1t was decided to canvass the
city again and to begin this OH
Wednesday. The fruits of Wednesdays
work did not satisfy the committee.
Many were found who felt that they
given their limit, and consequently the
canvass was postponed for q time. Lex
ingtOn is 10Y confronted with tho
proposition to raise 5000 or lose the
bridge and a half years good work,
She is now ut the parting of the ways.
1t is with her, which road she will
travel.
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SuERIEE,S SALE


Tho state Of Missouri. nt the citation sui
to tlIe use of Thomas A. Cation, collector az
the revenue Of fafsyrttc cognty Ia the stats
OF Missouri, Plaintif.
versus
Henry Grotler.
IT, the Circuit court OF Lafayette Couwty.
Missouri.
~ virtue Of a special execution. i.-u-d
from the office OF the clerk of the IL rnlt
court Of L!fa, cite county Missouri, Ia tbs
above entitled cause, wherein the state of
Missouri at the rslafion uEd a. the ~ -. az
rlomns a. Catfon COLI ctor of the rrve.n..
of Lafay cite county Missouri. Is pIainrlf,
and against Henry Grotiier. Ia me dIrect..,.
and feturnable to the December term, lsqs.
Of said court. ], tie undersigned, sheriif III
Lafayette county Missouri. will on
MONDAY, DECENBER ID, 1906,
between the hours - nine O'clock in the
forenoon and I've o'clock in the uftetno..l,
of said day and In front Of the court hons.
door In the city OF Lexkngtou, IN La fn> cite
county Missouri. during the Session 81 ssid
circuit court OF said county, offer for ssir
bidder, for cash In hand. uii the rig ht' f111S
and Interest,", claim ns.d estate al said l1e1
~Grotiicr ds,fenoast In said execution, IL
20 the following descrfbed real estate ris5
wing anu being In the county of I.afaf
1 and state of Missouri to ~if. onclc~
east eide OF che northxssr quarter OF tlr
north west quarter of the south west quarter
and the west side of the northeast quarter oi
the norm vest quarter ard the northeast
corner VI the south Scst quarter of the uo,th.
west quarter Of the southwest Quartrr uud
the mort Invest corner of the soushens- quar-
ter OF the north vert quarter of the south
west quarter OF section IL tow " range
"a; levied upon Ms the property 81 said ,is
IL idnnt and sold tO satisfy said execution
together with the costs aud EXPENSE, OF this
sule.
Given under my hand this lsth day of.No
yember, 1895. ZACH W. WRIGHf
h-l6td sheriff.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-16
THE FOOT BALL GAME.

The game played on the academy
grounds on Wednesday last, removed the
last bit of fog that sticks SO consciously to
some minds, and showed plainly. even to
the most clouded intellect, that We have
Ia the w. NJ. A. a team that 10 . foot ball
team, which would do credit to any insti-
tuition Ia the state. Wentworth b ut out
Q team which with a few exceptions, iu
her line up, held M. u. down to q small
score In the earlier part Of the season.
In weight Sedalia had a little the best Of
1t, but the difference vas Offset by her
having q sub. behind the line.
sedalia was the first on the grounds, but
was shortly followed by "our boys" No
time was lost, and Sedalis winning the
toss-up, chose the north goal.
Hickman kicked of TO their IS yard
line, where 1t was Immediately downed
Sedalia tried three rush limo plays, but
failing to gain the necessary i've, lost the
ball on downs.
Ryus gained Z yards oil tackle and g
more was added by Gunlack. The ball
was held the mex two plays, only to be
followed by q Is yard run by Gunlack and
q IA yard gain around the other end by
Cyus. In two TANDEM, bucks Gunlack
carried the ball across the line for q touch
down; 81 minutes after kickoff Hickman
kicked goal. Score: W. NJ. AS; Sedalis. o.
Sedalia kicked of to Is yard line,
caught by Oliver, who following good in
reference, carried the ball to w. NJ. AS
40 yard line. Sedalia now played like
tigers. The bali, however, was gradually
worked well into Sedalia's territory by
rush line plays and was lost to them on
downs on their 81 yard line. Failing In
two plays to advance the ball, and lost 1t
Ia third by a tumble; w. M. A. again had
possessiOn, but lost It 10 three downs,
failing to gain 8 yards. Sedalia tried our
line again without success and again
fumbled; Fisher getting the ball. From
now the ball was steadily advanced and
died at end Of first half on 10 yard line In
w. NJ. AS hands. Scores: w. M. A., @;
Sedalia. O.
Sedaiia seemed to loose spirit in the
second half and the three touch-dowus
were not no holly contested as the first
one was. The star play OF the game wal a
6J yard dash by Ryus; breaking through
Ssdalia's line, and avoiding their half
back, here he started ON his long run with
but two men between him and his goal.
Loud were the cheers when he met the
first man, who rolled on the ground, but
they were deafening when the full back
also went down, leaving q clear field be-
fore him, and as Sedalis had no Brewer, 1t
ended In q touchdown. Hickman kicked
all three goals, making the scoie: W. NJ.
A., "a; Sedalia, Q.
TOvch-dOwns: Gunlack, 1; Ryus, 2;
Brown, I.
Goals kicked: Hickman, 4.
Umpire, II. Burr Low; referee, DR..
Scales, Of Sedalia; linesmsn, stoughton.
Brown and Fisher deserve special com.
ment for their splendid bucking and cad
runs; Nordhaus, for the able manner IN
which he held Sedalia's famous guard.
Meug worked fine at center, he is alright.
The rest of the line for their stubborn
Resistance; our backs for their elegant
bucking and fine tackles. and Ssdalia for
the brave and noble manner In which
they suffered the defeat.
II. BUR Low.
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SALE

The state Of Missouri. ut the relation nnd To-
the use a.; Thomas a. Catron. collector nf
the revenue OF Lafayette. county, Ia thu
state OF Missouri, Plaintiff.
versus
!. Y. Cont.
Ia ,he Circnit Cont of Lafayette county.
Missouri.
By virtue OF n srecial execution, issued
iroIs the once at The clerk of the circuit
court Of IniaN cite county, Missouri. liz ~.
above rntittcd cause, wherein the state OF
Missouri, az the rrlntioa and to the usc ot
Tnonas a. Catton, collector of the revenue
al Lafayette county Missouri, &. plaintiff,
aud nyainntJ Y. Cant, Ia me directed, snd
rcturnable 10 the Dccenber torn, lsas, OF
-aid court, ., the undersigned, sheriff Of la.
faN ettc counts Missouri. will ON
MONDAY, DECEMBER ~. isaS.
hrtwecn the hours ct nine o'cinck In ths
of sntd dav, aud "a ft,,nt OF the court hou.r
,oor, IN the city ot Lexington. Ia LAT ,Nrtt-
county, Missouri. during tho session ,f said
circuit court al said county, ofler Tot sale
aud srll publicly. by auction, 10 the highest
bidder, or cash In hand, all tho light, title,
interest claim aud estate OF the s%is J I.
uant. defendant Ia snid execution. IN aud n
the following described real estate. situate,
lying aud being Ia the county of Lafayette,
sud Is. block 30; also lot u block II, also lot.
. and block IL: also lots 2 and > block Ii,
~. Thomas addition to wayetly. Missouri.
levied upoA rs the property OF said defrn-
daut, aud sold to satisfy said execution,
together with the costs and expenses OF this
! sale.
NenlIrr. lfso. LAtH W.
| II 10 ii sheriff.
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AN

An Ordinance Ia prQride for the keepiAx of,
Bees Within the tity klmjts
SECTION !. he IL oldalnedi hy the Mayor and
City Couucit Of Lexington Missouri, a. I
from aad after March Ii, is9s, IL sAa.i.not be,
laSful tor ANY I.rsuu Ia keep bees. nor pea.
wilt any stands or siNas OF bees On. ti,eir preat-
iseS within ile oity lissits.
SIC. All lerions violating she provisions
at this u.sl,ity.ct. shall Ice L.en2ed guilty of u
uli-dS9' Gllpr, and shall be hned any sum not
ssl-.SIAIg ten dollars fuE eX3rN okenSe.
JOHN KAUFMAN. Mayor,
Attest: JAME.N Puck. City Register.
Tbs twelfth DAY OF November, ls95.
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Racket Store.
LOCAL %sHoRT-sTOps.
HERLE BUILDING.

Call on Farmer before you buy your
school supplies. u
Mr.. N. J. Gordon has one into the
livery business at Waverly.
Mr.. J. ID. Shewalter look nine head OF
doe horses to Texas last Tuesday.
Remember Noting Bros, Higginsville,
slaughter sale Of furniture, carpets, etc.
Save money by buying your states, tab
let's, pencils, crsyons, inks, etc., etc., OF
Farmer. u
Lexington entertained the young ladies
81 the Christian Association OF Missouri
an . royal style. Hospitalit. IL one Of the
spscialtiss Of this town
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SUERIFFS SALE.

The State Of Missouri. AT the relation and to
the use ,f Thomas a. Catruu, COLLECTOR NJ the
revenue OF Lafayette county, In the state at
Missouri, Plaintiff,
versus.
John Ii, r.nan
In the Circuit Court 81 Lafayette County,
Missouri. d,
nv virtue of a special execution. issued
from the otic, of the clerk az the rir'uit ruun
OF LAFAYETTE county. Missouri. ia the above
entitled cause, wherein the state of Missouri,
nj the relation AMI Ia the u~r at Ih"uhiS y
Cation, collector Of the revenue 81 l|iiA',te
county, Missouri. Is pllintin, ani against Joiih
Lii r nan, L. me directed, aud rturnhtlc 10 The
Dec,mbcr term, lS'i. ot said court, u, III"
undersigned, sheriff IT laih, rtt' county Ais
souri,, will on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IL. 1877,
between IN. hours Of nine o'clock in the fore
moan and fyr O'Clock In The afternoon OF said
4 day. land IN front ut the court house door. IN
the cIty uI lexington, IN faiinl cite. county
Z Missouri, during the session ot said ctrsUt
court nf said county. oder Tor 80" ai.d sell
publicly. by auction. Ia the high II bidder. Ter
+ t.nsh in maud. NIL the right. title. interest. claim
: and estate Of the SAID Juhi Herman, defend
ant in said execution. ~ and To the follow INK
B descI ibed real estate, situate. lying and bring
An the county Of l. Ifayrttc. aad state at Mis-
souri,, to-wit: Lot i55Nis feet, adinining Dli
L.A ington, Miss. uri. levied upon ~ the prep
rrty ot said defendant, and sold Ia satisfy said
execution. together with the casts aud CN'
penses Of this sale.
uiyen under my hand this l6th day OF
4 November. lSh. LAth. w.
\ lI-l6Id sheriff
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SUERIFF;S SALE.

The State ef 81 .s-ouri. ~ the relation and tn
the use Of rhornas A. tron, c-llrctor of
the revenue ct Lafayette county IA the
state of Missouri, Plsintif,
versus
Dover Coal Company, the unkn"wn heirs Of
VIM. uoliuss, drcen-ad, and the unknown
ieirs 81 Edward Ray. dccra-r,i, j. al.
Holmes. Levi Talbot and George Holmes.
In sho Circuit Court OF Lafa, cite County,
Missouri.
By virtue of n special cxrcntion, issued
from Ire ONCE of the clerk of the circuit
court of l:afay eite county, Missouri, in the
above entitled cause, Wherein the staie of
Thomas A Catron. collector of the ir &c nue.
OF Lafayette county. Missouri. Is plaintiff,
known heirs of Vim. Holmes. deceased. AMI
the unknown heirs OF Edward Ray.
d-ceased. J. 10. urlnes. levi Talbot and
George Holmes. to the directed. and return:
able to the December term. lsa5, of said
court. ]. the undersigned. sheriff of Lafayette
county. Missouri. will on
MONDAY. DECEMBER ID. 1895,
" the lours of nine O'Clock In tho
foi and i've O'Clock In the afternoon oi
said day, and I'm front Of the courthouse
DOOR. In the city OF Lexington, In Lufay etts
county. Missouri. during the session of said
circuit court Of said county. offer for SAID
and sell publicly, by auction, to the higlicsd
bidder. for cash IN hand, NIL the right
tit.e. interest, claim and estate OF the sait
Dover Coal Company. the heirs 81
WIN. Holmes. deceased, ana the ursuOwr
heirs eff Edward Ray. deceased % Holmes
Levi Talbot and George HOLMES. defendant
la said execution, In and tn the f%ollowin
described REAL estate, situate, lying unt
hcins In the comfy OF Lafayette, anu stat,
at Missouri, to wit: 40 acres, the nortbeas
qualt~r al the northeast quarter Of scctioi
u. township 81. IRagc 25. levied upoa NJ
the Ity Oi said defendants. and sold I,
satisfy sutd execution, together with th'
costs and expenses of this sale.
Given under my hand this lSih dav OF No
v~mt,cr, ls93. ZACH. W. WRIGHT,
II 10 ii sheriff.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.


The State of Missouri. at the relation aud to
the 10 venue of Lafayette county, in he
state of Missouri, Plaintiff.
versus
Unknown heirs of Eliza Roberts. deceased.
In the Circuit Court of Lafayette County,
Missouri.
ny virtue ofa special execution, i.sucd
from the ONCE of the clerk Of the circuit
court Of Lafayette county Missouri, In the
above entitled cnusc. wherein the state OF
Missouri. nj the relation aud To the use OF
Thomas A. Catron. collector OF the re- venus
aud against unknown heirs of Eliza A, Rob.
crts. deceased. te the directed, aud icturna-
bic to the December term. 1s1s, OF said court
1. the Undersigned, sheriff Of I. ia, cite cnnnx
", Missouri. will gu
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10th, In,
between the hours Of uine O'Clock
forenoon aud Ave O'Clock In the sfte411
Of said day, and In front OF the court Ho9on
door. In the city of Lexington, in LAT ,yette
county, Missouri, during the sc.si,i OF said
circuit court of said county. ofer TOT sale
aud sell publicly, 10y auction, To the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, NIL the right, titln
interest. claim aud estate of said unknown.
heirs of Eiiza Roberts. DECEASED, dsfcndant-
la said execution, In and To the follow log
described real estate, situate lying and be
Ing In the county Of Lafa,ct'e aud state NJ
Missouri. to witt Lot ~ block 10, Sc. Thom.
n-' addition to wnveriy. Missouri; icv,.,,
upon rs the property OF said defendant aud
sold to satisfy said execution. together with
the oosts and expenses Of this sale.
Given under mN hand this Hath daV of No.
vember, ls5. NCtl W. WRIGHT, .
u. Id I'd sheriff. ,
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Among the resolutions presented and

Among the resolutions presented and
approved were the following:
Resolved, Thai we express our gratitude
to the Young Women's Christian associa-
tons of the Babtist Female and Central
Female Colleges for their cordial greetings
and courteous entertainment; also to the
faculties of the colleges for their co-ope-
ration.
Resolved, That we hereby express our
hearty appreciation Of their kindness and
hospitality to the citizens of Lexington
who have opened their homes to US, and
to the members OF the various churches
and young peoples societies, and to all
who have assisted in the reception and
entertainment of delegates.
Resolved, That we return our sincere
thanks for the use of the different churches
Of the city.
Convention closed with an affecting
farewell meeting, etc.
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A Nesk Assortment,

Aust received, a fresh assortment Of the.
latest styles in Sailors, Walking Hats.
Caps ana Tam O'ShsBters, Come and see
tas prices. Mrs. 3. A. MooREHEAp,
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Dhhihs'
Died, ut Corder. November IL, 1895, OF
wears OF age.
Dleo, In Corder, november " 1880, OF
Cravens' AGED 4 Years,
n;os 80. c u.o ,oo.
membranons cronn William soo Of lain
Rodekohr, aged 4 years.
Died. near Corder. November 9. 1895. of
membranous Group, Otto, son Of Henry
k'"' years
Died, at Corder, November II, 1895, of
membranous Group, Edna, daughter of
henry W~ahrenbrock, aged b years.
Died, near Dade school house, this
county November ., 1895: OF membranous
niUuap' '"e II" 'on y Mr. 'onn 'en'
CIinton Nh 6c.nSa Vi 90 !, ,sd pareh.s, near
rest Maitland, aged 10 years, s months and
"a days.
Died, at Wellington, November 8. 1896.
of d%iPtheria and scarlet fever, Halle, in.
iant son OF Dr. and Mrs. j. A. Mann, aged
D'e1, IN MS city, November Is, 1870,
y"p''"' net oe'ea'
D,ed, AZ Waverly,. sunday November
, vs. ,s'' LII 'AineS WI "arren' sgeo Oh
He was one of the early settlers of this
,,ur,v On, -, -. -. M.
=. : ~ ", soou 'ePu'e' he
'eaves u "iie ana TWO daughters, together
with several grandchildren, to mourn his
loss. He was a member of the Presby-
terrain church.
Died. in this citv. November 9th. 1908 n,
. complication OF disc q ,es, Mr.. John q,
msnI' aged w years.
Mr.. Meni was born In Witznitz, Saxony'
In ia1o' ana came 10 America In 1865,
ai1erwards locating In Lexington, In 1896
ne WE married 70 Miss Louise ma
IN ioo'' seven chiloren oiest Inc union
=. VINO" SIX nirs' L. heit, OF Concordia,
s.l'' n. II hammer r. M. AenI, and
n..''e. augusta MINNIE ana hanna oil
' cry. nc was our,eo monoay unoei
sue .usp'ee' Vi uu''enourg Lodge' NO
o. neV' 1ohn bucnmueiier
p'eA'nins the sermon.
mi' "e"' "Aue 'n's Town u gooo citizen
=,
ui"' an honest record. he was q man OIL
eooo' s'rone character a good husband
'a.ner ana 'riend. what more can bt
Sa'o Vi any one'
Died, at the residence of his parents, 9
I'LL. a ,oas . usiI soutn Oh tnis CITY, Novem'
son ~ a ndrew n anS Ia. . SS.p, iii
about ten years.
Frank Foster was a boy of aue iutsllec,
and great comeliuess of person. He wa,
good and obedieut to his parents. ana
loving to his sisters and brothers. Hi,
death was peculiarly sad and distressius
He had been sick some two weeks. Tn,
insidious disease, without alarming n
first, gradually grew worse, until Il baffiet
the skill of the physician and the ef,cac,
Of his medicines, rendering It almost inn
possible for the little one to breathe. A
q denier resort, and to secure
relief TO The patient, in hopes that sucI
relief might prove permanent. DIR. p. 3
Fulkerson, the family physiciau. assiste,
by DR.. p. H. Chambers, DIR. g. w, Fred
endall and DIR. Emmett FuIkerson. on tn,
day before ibis death, made an incisio,
into the wind pipe of the little suffere