The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-01-18

4 DEATdbs
| Died, in Lexington township, IAN. 9th
| 1896, OF membranous Group, Grover Me-
CENTS, aged 2 years.
1896, OF membranous Group, Rosa,
| daughter of MIR. and Mrs. James Rollings-
worth, aged 4 years.
Died, at Carlyle, KY, Jan. 14th, 1896, OF
heart disease, Mrs. Margaret A. Nc
Daniel.
She was a sister of Mrs. R. It. Jesse, OF
OF this city.
Died, at his home, in Evanston,
Wyoming. January 8. 1895, OF pneumonia,
DIR. James Van Allen Carter, aged bs
years.
DIR. Carter was the oldest brother OF
Mrs. G. M. Catron and Miss Ella Carter,
OF this city.
Died, ct the residence of Mr.. James
RinchIoe. near Odessa, Jan. 9TH, 1896, OF
pneumonia. Mr.. jeremiah K. McCaus-
land, aged 20 years
Mr.. McCausland was a brother of Judge
W. G. McCausland and Mrs. Lewis Neale,
of his city.
Died, in Lee county, Va, SAN th, 1896.
OF typhoid fever, Cal. II. Fulkerson, aged
IS years.
Col. Fulkerson was a brother-in-lnw of
Judge Thomas e. ChInn, of Wellington
and relative of Deputy Sheriff Juhn
Fulkerson, DIR. p. s. Fulkerson and Mrs.
e. f. Reeder, of this city.
Died, at her home near this city, Jan.
IA, 1896, of q combination of diseases, Mrs.
Maria Anna, wife OF Mr.. F. Morath, aged
"a years and s months.
Mrs. Marath was born in Bavaria, May
9TH, 1921. While still a young woman she
came to this country, living a great many
years in Lexington. The funeral services
were held from the residence Thursday
evening at 8 o'lock.
Died. at his home in Cisco, Tex, Jan.
Q, 1896, Mr.. John l.. Stewart, aged % years
and 2 months.
Mr.. Stewart was born near Lexington,
Nov 10Th, 1865, and at one time was
engaged in business here. In his twenty
first year he united with the Christian
church in this city. A few years ago he
went to Cisco. Texas, at which place he
was engaged in business when he died.
Al the time of his death he was superin-
of the Christian Sunday school
and an active worker in the Christian
Endeavor Society. His remains were
brought here Saturday night and Inferred
in the Machpelah cemetery Sunday after
noon by the Odd Fellows.
The city will likely ~macademize m any
the cross streets this year.
Mai. Geo. r. Gordon, who has been
quite i'll for some time is fast regalning
his health.
When Lexington is put on the main
line of the Missouri Pacific u depot will
be built OF the foot of 10th street.
On the evening of January Goth Lex
Lodge No, 149, A. +. and "A. NJ.
will hold its regular meeting and oil
members are requested to be present.
On the evening of February Bird lei
ler's Orchestra, of Kansas City, will
give an entertainment at the opera
house. Mr.. Zeiler is one of the leading
of Kansas City and the gem
composing the orchestra are all
we'll known in the musical society of
that city. This will undoubtedly be
Lhe greatest treat of the kind Lexington
has ever enjoyed.
The congregation of the Christian
church began a protracted meeting Sun
lay evening, and a great interest is be-
ng manifested. The cooperation of
he pastors of other churches was inyi-
ed and Rev. w. L. Cole, of the Baptist
preached Monday evening; Rev.
s. Moffett, of the Presbyterian
Tuesday evening, and Rev. A.
(. FariS, of the M. L. church, occupied
he pulpit Thursday evening. Ali are
most cordially invited to attend. Ser
Vices begin at 1880 p. m.
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