The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-03-18
DEATHS.


Died, near Odessa, March s, Mrs. W. IL
McGloughlin.
Died, near Odessa, March Q, Mr.. Joseph
Worley, aged about IS years.
Died, near Blackburn, March 18th, Mr..
VIM. Browning, aged about "a years.
Died, In Pettis county, March 18th, OF
pneumonia, Mr.. Frederick Detert, aged 70
years.
Died, at Corder, March 10th, Mrs. J. NJ.
Livengood, aged 65 years, 8 mouths and
Is days.
Died, near Odessa, Friday February "a,
1899, Of pneumonia, Mrs. Lydia Matilda
Clonts, only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Starr, aged % years.
Died, at the residence Of his son, Mr..
Woodford MoGrew, at Waverly, March ~,
Mr.. Henry Vandyke McGrew, aged about
So years, a former ell-known and highly
esteemed resident OF this city.
Died, at the residence OF his daughter.
in Kansas City, March IA, suddenly Of
heart disease, Major Jacob Fishback
Stonestreet, aged 70 years.
He was the father Of Mr.. William NJ.
Stonestreet, Of Kansas City, and was we'll
known here. He left one other son and
two daughters.
Died, at the residence OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Barnes, five miles
southeast Of this city, March IS, Of tumor
OF the throat, Mrs. James A. Worlan6
aged 90 years.
Mrs. Worland was brought here about a
week ago, that she might die 10 the home
OF her childhood, with her loved ones
near her. She leaves a husband and two
grown children. Funeral at the home
this morning at 10 o'clock, by Elder Fen
stermacher. lnterment at Machpelah.
Died, at her residence, 10 this city,
March IA, after q protracted illness, al
1880 p. M, Mrs. Catherine Frances, widow
OF Mr.. James NJ. McGrew, aged 70 years,
2 months and 10 days.
Tuesday evening, March 14th, at %
minutes to eight o'clock, Mrs. Catherine
Frances McGrew fell asleep, and sweet
peace came to her waiting soul; the
troubled spirit became calm, and the lift
work OF one who had lived in our midst
and had been one Of US for many years
was finished and she rested.
For twelve weeks she had suffered will
patience and i~orbearance, but the kin,
and affectlonate ministrations OF he
sisters nieces and friends could not stay
the hand Of death, as he steadily pressed
on until the seal was set and all wa over
But she was waiting, watching, ready
How eagerly her friends listened to catcl
the last faint words she uttered as sh,
was going out into the great beyond, anC
how eagerly they gathered at her bed
side to catch some sweet inspiration al
she was going from us on her long jour
ney. There was 4 halo Of glory in tina
chamber Of death, and heaven was no
far away. All felt the influence an,
wanted to be near her even to the last
She recognized her relatives and friend
, and wanted them to be with her In he
hour Of trial.
Her unselishness was manifested Il
l the last hour, when she was anxious Il
make others comfortable. Her mind wa
, clear as she neared the dark river, and tn
lights were going out, hut she feared NJ
evil, for Jesus was plotting her over
: when nearing the shore her face becam
3 radiant, and she raised her hands In al
ecstasy OF delight and said: "They hsv
3 come for me; they are here" "Who ar
8 they" was asked by her friend who wa
, holding her hand and speaking words O
comfort to her, and she answered; 18th,
: angels; there are 30 many; my children
t are there; Mary ia there" and then sh
asked, "Don't you want me TO take you
! love to my Mary" knowing that the.
had been dear friends before her daughte
l went to heaven. She rested awhile an
3 a look Of surprise came over her face
and abe lifted her hands heavenward an
= said: ~ have something TO tell but canno
{ do so now" What It was we do no
l know some revelation perhaps, or 1t ma,