The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-07
DEATHS.

Died, at Waverly, Mo-, September IL,
Mrs. James Ford, aged 20 years.
Died, In Washington township, Sept.
20, Mr.. Renick Dalton, aged about 30
years.
Died, In Snl.a-bar township, September
"a, the infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Barker.
Died, 10 Washington township, Sept.
%, Forest, infant son OF MIR. and Mrs.
Robert Page, aged l year.
Died, near Concordia. October 4, Mrs.
Emma Rel %sterer, aged IS years.
The family formerly lived in this city.
Her husband died many years ago. She
leaves two sons, both business men OF
CoucordIa.
Died, at his home, near BorIand, Octo.
Der 3, OF appendicitis, Claude Downing,
aged 81 years, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Downing.
Funeral was held at Oak Grove at three
o'clock Wednesday. An operation for
appendicitis was performed last week,
and blood poisoning set in Monday. We
extend to his parents, relatives and
friends the sympathy Of the community.
Died, at ~Higgiusville, Mo-, September
20, 1899, Mr.. Andrew Jackson Horn, aged
~ years, Z months and 2S days.
hfrs fforu was oorn IN johnson coouty,
February /, 1897, and with the exception
OF about two years had always made La.
fayette county his home. He had been
an Invalid for many years, though be was
able to attend the last meeting Of the old
Mems Club, held at Higginsville, Sept.
90, of which he was a member. He leaves
a wife to mourn his loss.
Died, at franklin, Mo-, September q.
Mrs. Emma Wheatley.
The remains were brought to Msyvlew
for interment. Mrs. Wheatley was {
lovely christian lady. She was a daugh'
ter of Mr.. Larkin Norfleet, near town, aut
had many friends here. For several year.
she had made her home with her daughter
Mrs. Rose Green, OF franklin. The sym
pathy OF this community goes out to he
three daughters, father, brother and sis
tiers In their sad bereavement.
Died, at his home, near Prairie church
In this county, about six o'clock Sunda,
morning, October 1, 1899, Mr.. David Ly
ons, aged 70 years and Z months.
J Mr.. Lyons was born In Hawkins county
J Tennessee, on the 18th day OF February
: 1920, and came to Missouri 10 1855. HI
: family came the following year. II
bought the farm where be lived and stay
F, ed on II from that time till his death. H
had been 10 feeble health for some years
but his immediate death wa not antici
: pated. The morning OF his death he wa
going about as usual and died out in th
a yard near the house, presumably from
stroke Of paralysis. He wal the father {
twelve children, nine Of whom are livinl
His funeral occurred from the Presbytel
ian church, at Higginsville, and the T,
y mains were buried in the Higglnsvil
d cemetery.
Died, at the home OF her sister, MIR
VIM. Bartels, 10 this city, Saturda!
September Both. OF typhoid malarial ieve
Miss Pauline Meyer, aged rs years,
months and 20 days.
luoso Wuo KNOW tuiS yuuub iuuy Will
grieved at her death. She was a splend
specimen Of energetic. noble young won
d anhood. She was studious, too much 9
and worked too hard to accomplish b
ambitions. Last spring she was elects
lie TO the position OF teacher of Language
and mathematics Ia the new Centr
to High School, at Independence, for II
coming term, but she was taken ole
about the time she expected to lea
home to enter upon her work. A lor
struggle ended last Saturday, the on
1T time she failed to win a victory over at
and all obstacles. a
She was the youngest daughter Of Re
al aud Mrs, John Q. Meyer, who live mel
!. this city. She was buried Monday ate
Of noon from the German Methodist churcI
She leaves a vacancy 10 the family Giro
that can never be alled' Peace to hi
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