The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-07-15
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Died. Al Esnss CITY, Jaly nth, Mar
gsry, agrd2 year. oaiy ehild Of NJ. aad
Mira A.. b. Piss
she vas a brics q Mis- Charles H.
Royls. Of THIS ely. Mr Nood WAs Tor
merry Mis- Guos B5tsler.
Died. Al Kao.s. CITY. Jsly 1h, Mr..
James EdNsu. ased = yeans
Mr.. Essleu "a we'll ka0Nn in this city,
HE former hone tor may years. few
weeks ago be va. here OF ashort visit to
Old frisaas- and Shoukh his hair had
whItensd, Their WIS little change per-
orptlble. His death vas unsxpsctS, and
the news will busg sorrow 70 his many
THREADS In this Gig AID cOsnU.
Died, a. The home OF her parents, at
Pueblo. Colorsda, Jaiy &h, Of consump-
ton. Miss Juhsi l. Beck, aged n yeArs, !
month and 5 days.
She was the oaly daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. p. B-ek, formerly of this city.
she had Just rsi9rned home with her
mother from - extended yisittO PhOeniI,
ArizoBa, in qassi'of health. She was q
former pupil Of Elizabeth AulI Seminary,
in this city, and an unusually bright
musician. soe was 8 nsiee Of Mrs. 5 }.
Andrew, OF this city, and many OF our
citizens remember her we'll.
Died, 10 this city, July 18th, Mrs. Lney
LOUISE Wright, sged 10 years and ? weeks.
Mrs. Wright wa the oldest daughter Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Aiouzo Kelly. she was
married 10 Mr.. Clarence Clyde Wright
less than AyeAr ago. Her sudden death,
just when life seemed most happy and
joyous, was q shock to her husband, TO
her parents aud grandparents, and to her
hosts Of friends. She was = bright,
happy, genial girl, q friend OF all, and Was
loved BY all. We extend to the sorrowing
husband and the mourning relatives and
friends our most sincere sympathy.
Died, at the residence OF her brother
Mr.. J. Allen Prewitt, near this city, Sat-
urdsy morning. July Sth, oil consumptiou,
Mrs. Bette Prewitt Curtis, aged a years,
vile OF Mr.. Joseph n. Curtis, OF this city.
Mrs. Curtis had been 10 poor health for
q long time, and grew gradually worssAll
the time, For the past year 1t has been q
hopeless fight, and the only question was
how long she could endure. Some months
ago she was removed to the country home
OF her brother, where she could have the
tsuder care OF a mother, and In hopes that
the change would prove beneficial. For
q few weeks there seemed to be 10 i'm.
provement, aud then a relapse came, the
ioreruuner OF the end. Mrs. Curtis was q
gentle, amiAble woman, loved by ali who
knew her.
Died, at his home In Dover, July o., attei
q protracted Illness, Mr.. Peter b. La.
Bertew, aged rs years, : months aud
days.
Mr.. lABertew was bora at Harrisburg
Mercer county, KY, December 3, 1890
lie was OF French descent, his pAterna
grandfather having been born in France
10 1912 no became a citizen Of LAiayett,
county; 10 1850 he began merchandising
being thus occupied until 1854, when h,
retired from active business.
He wa united 10 marriage to Mis-
Cynthia A. sutfeld, OF Harrisburg, Ky.
on February %, 1871. His wife prscedel
him to the promised land. They wer
the parents Of three children, all OF whor
are now dead, but a number OF his grand
children are living. He was for man
I years q working member OF the Paptis
|, church.
MIR. Labertew was a good man, a
unusually active man for his years, an
the last tims we saw him his mind WI
clear and bright. lie was one OF the Of
citizens Of the county, having lived 10 II
county over 81 years. He has gone
join his loved ones where there wi
be no more parting, and no more sorroy
. Died, at her home in this city, July stI
a Mrs. Catherine Gosewisch, aged u year
While Mrs. Gosewisoh had been
feeble health for many years, but ie
o knew that she was 10 worse health tha
v usual until we announced 1t last Salurds
morning. She had been quite sick, az
), while trying to walk about her room r
/, ceived q fall which wrenched her bac
and placed her in dangerous condition
- Mrs. Gosewisch was the widow OF Il
late Mr.. Theodore Gosewisch, who Co
Quoted a drug store 10 this city so mar
u years, a man who was respected by ever
i body who knew him. lie died
q 1885, leaving her three children, 4
Robert W. Gosewisch, OF Los Angelo
10 California, Mrs. Ida Kreigk and MI
n Katie BornemSnn, both OF Virdsn Ge
Is many.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Price live In Nj
Gosewisch's residence and ahe board
with them. She was given every ate
Id ton, but age was against her. Miss Jul
/. Gillen, q special friend, took delight
/, waiting on her, and anticipating b
" every desire, She had spent many yea
in California, but always had a tend
"a regard for her old home and old irient
10 The old landmarks are gradually bel
IA removed. Our whole community knt
,e and respected her, and tender to the sc
rowing children sincere sympathy.
1t is queer that people will rememt