The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-02-04

Inc Harrison Mercantile Company, at
~h'eRinsville, has msds an assignment.
ice ferry bsat nosed up and down
s'reAm 3 few iset, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, to keep from being frozen
10 solid ice.
CHURCH Of Christ Scientist, Sunday
services as follows: 1890 a M, Sunday
school il;soa a. IN, at Knights Of Pythias
hall Al, are cordially Invited. Il
The man who was 'born tlred' should
use Priekly Ash Bitters. 1t makes work
4 necessity to give vest 10 the energy aud
eIuherance Of spirits generated by func.
tlonal activity In the system. Sold by
Leroy Farmer. %
Faults OF digestion cause disorders OF
the liver, and the whole system becomes
deranged. Herbine peTieots the process.
OF digestion and assimilation, aud thus
makes pure blood. Price 80 csnts. Sold
by Crenshaw 4 Young. 2 Aim
Rev. b. q. Manard, a Baptist preacher,
we'll known 10 Lafayette county, died at
Warrensburg a few days ago. He had
Just resigned his pss,orate Of the War.
rensburg church 10 take a position on
1.-THE Word and Wsy," a baptist paper
published 10 Kansas City by R-v. Sanford
NJ. Brown.
Rev. r. 7. Mines. superintendent OF til,
Kansas City district OF the Children'l
I Home Society, Of Missouri, was In thii
7 city several days this week in the iuteres
, OF the society. He made az address OF
his line OF work at the Presbyterian
church, Sunday afternoon, aud Tuesda!
4 morning be conducted chapel exercises a
, Central college, aud afterwards made
, talk to the students, giving an outline o
the work done by the society. Mr.. Milne
is an enthusiastic worker and is engage
in a-commendable cause.
: Alhambra (Cal.) Advocate, January p
q "Mrs. Laylnia Walton Stratton died l
D Alhambra, January 10th, at II O'Clock
a m, at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. "
C. Mosher. She was born 10 Smith count!
Tennessee, February Z, 1920, and wante
: only 20 days Of being 70 years old. At II
, age Of is she united with the Methodi
! church. When II years old she WI
;, married to Judge Edward 5tratton, az
then united with the Presbyterian churC
to which her husband belonged. She WI
always a constant, active and usei
Christian. She was a daughter Of Jam
. Walton, an Intelligent aud ~infiuentl
% citizen OF middle Tennessee, and a gran
son OF one Of the signerS Of the Declar
70 ton of Independence. 10 1888 she remov
.. with her husband and al infant daught
to Lexington, Missouri, from which pla
st che aud her family removed to Caliiorn
ir Ia 1854. Since last May she has resided
ALEXANDRA, four miles south Of Pasader
s. with her children and grandchildren, W
70 are thankful that her death was q
te preceded by protracted suiferings, b
he was like the setting Of the sun witho
clouds. She went peacefully to her re
ks trusting In her Savior, to whom she b
"A. given her affections aud confidence
ng early life. She was a handsome q
I'd lovely woman, and will long live 10
Of memory and affections OF her kindr
who loved her so well. ]
funeral services OF Mrs. Lavinia strait
we're held at the residence oil her OF
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l.. child, Mrs. VIM. U. Mosher, on Thurst
IA at 10 a. M, Rev. v. Bazata, pastor OF
~. Presbyterian church, oficlated. Low
=. hands had strewn the casket with dow
IVA and placed wreaths about the room wh
the remains lay. Miss Winston, oil
Angeles, sang a beautiful solo. y
: s~trattor's four grandsons acted as
os' bearers. The remains were Inferred
afe Mountain View cemetery, Pasadena,
the side OF those Of her husband"
DO was an aunt Of Mr.. b. X. Ireland, OF
or city, and many Of our older citizens
remember her.