The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-09-23

Born, at Hlgginsville, September Is, to
The wife OF MIR. Richard Smith, a boy.
Born, near Wellington, September IA,
to the wife Of Mr.. George Roemmich, a
boy.
Born, at Dover, September 70. to the
vile OF Mr., John Matthews, twins, a boy
and q girl.
DEATHS.
Died, at Aullville, September IS, Miss
Mary Garrett.
Died, near Higginsvllle, September IS,
Mr.. +. Hacker.
Died, 10 this city, September 20, Horace
Lee, infant son OF William b and Lula
Bolton, aged a few months over two years.
Died, In Johnson county, this week,
Edward Combs McClelland, infant son OF
o and Mrs. Virgie McClelland.
The body Of the child was brought here
for burial, and at one o'clock yesterday
evening was deposited In Machpelah.
Mrs. McClelland was a daughter OF the
late Ennis Combs.
Died, at Eugene, Lane county, Oregon,
recently, at the residence OF her daughter,
Mrs. Rachel Campbell, Mrs. Nancy Har.
low, aged 70 years.
Mrs. Harlow was the widow Of the late
Mr.. Cage Harlow. She leaves two daugh.
tiers, Mrs. Rachel Campbell, Of Eugene,
Oregon, and Mrs. Kittie Whitsett, OF
Roseburg, Oregon. Mrs. Harlow lived in
and near Wellington many years.
Died, at the residence OF her sister, Mrs.
kittie Whltsett, at R~oseburg, Oregon, OF
heart disease, Mrs. Rachel Campbell, OF
Eugene, Oregon, aged 81 years.
She leaves two sons by her first mar
rage, and two daughters by her last
marriage. In this column we publish the
death of Mrs. Harlow, the mother OF Mrs.
Campbell. After the death Of Mrs. Har-
low, Mrs. Campbell went to visit her
sister, and died suddenly In her home.
Died, at Paris, Texas, September II,
Mrs. Susie Trundle, wife OF Mr.. j. IL.
johnson.
Mrs. Johnson was the ..daughter OF Mr..
w. l.. Trundle, formerly OF Lafayette
county, and a niece Of Mrs. 8. p. Arnold.
Since leaving here Mrs. Arnold has made
her home with this niece. She was a
noble woman, q devoted mother and an
affectionate wife.
Died, near Concordia, September 10,
OF typhoid fever, Mrs. Anna Diltmer,
aged " years.
She wus twice married. Her first hus.
band was Mr.. Henry Eckhoff who was
killed near Wellington in a battle. Sh,
was the mother oil three children by THU
union, all living. By her second husband
she also had three children, all of whom
are dead. Her husband died several year,
ago..
Died, at her home, In Odessa. Sep.
TENDER 20, Mrs. Maggie Belle Wagner
aged % years.
Mrs. Wagner wal a daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Hamlet, OF this city, and
was born and raised In this city, where
she is almost universally known ant
respected. She was married to Mr.
Byron Wagner on the Goth of September
1897. For several months past her III,
has been q continual fight against th,
dread Destroyer. The body was OF
Thursday brough to her old home in thii
city, where DIR. Il. @. Gordon conducted
the funeral yesterday afternoon, and he
remains Mere laid away Ia Machpelah, t
wait the great assembly OF the saints
Our sympathy is extended TO the bereavet
husband, and to the father, mother anC
sisters.
Died, at the home Of his parents, 10 thi
> city, September 10th, OF appendicitis
Kirby Smith Lyons, aged 10 years,
. months ard II days.
: Ten days ago he was taken sick an,
d though everything was lone for hin
r that medical skill could suggest, h
continued to get worse. On Tuesday hi
suffering was intense, and an operation
Q was decided to be necessary. Wednesda.
9 morning the operation was performed
Q and 1t was found that the appendix ha'
Q become infiamed and had sloughed OF
leaving an abscess. In his low condition
there was scarcely a hope for his recovery
He died about twelve o'clock Weduesda
!, night.
Kirby was the Oldest child OF Mr.. an
" Mrs. David II. Lyons. He was a brighI
active young man, the very picture q
q health and strength. He was OF a GENT
nature, and was a general favorite wit
d all his companions.
g When the war with Spain was declared
last year, Kirby was one Of the first
declare his intention OF enlisting. Whe
ID the company raised here seemed about
go to pieces, he went to Independent
m and enlisted on the 9th OF April,
a company +, Third regiment, and WI
Ia honorably mustered out with his con
Of pany on the 7th OF November, at Kansi
"a City. He was at Camp Alger, and was
first class soldier.
IA Our entire community was grieved
IA hear OF bis death, and expressions
"a surprise and sorrow were on every II
The stricken family have the deep syn
patty Of our entire community.
4. The funeral occurred from the Christie
"a church yesterday morning, conducted
" Elder e. J. FenStermacher.
he Died, at Fayetteville, Arkansas, Augu
ID IS, Of old age, Mrs. Maria Gates Gas
aged 81 years.
She was the mother OF nine childre
one OF whom was Mr.. John W. Cash, Ia
Of OF this county. All OF her children ha.
10, gone before her across the over. exec
al one daughter, Mrs. N. p. Gates, OF Fa,
or etteville. The Sentinel, Of Fayetteville
he says: "Mrs. Cash, whose maiden nan
" was Gates, belonged to one Of the be
M families Of New England. She was boz
t. in Massachusetts, in the month
January, 1903. She lived under evel
err administration OF the federal governmel
to from Thomas Jefferson to William NJ
rs Kinley. She was a girl four years o
he when Robert Fulton built the first steam
70 boat-the CleHrmont-and launched II {
the waters Of the Hudson. She was
Of woman io~rty-one years old when the FIR
l. electric telegraph message was sent ov
d. the wires. When a child her paren
he moved TO Kentucky, where she grew
he womanhood and where she was Marie
a Most OF her long and useful life W
tn spent 10 that state. She was the moth
of OF nine children, all Of whom, except on
a. preceded her to the better land. She W
r a woman Of superior mind aud wi
O. reading. She mastered everything 8
". read, and could easily repeat long pc
saRes from the English olassica-bo