Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1899-01-27

G. w. Huckaby of four miles south
east of Keytesville, died last Sunday
of membranous Group. a friend of
the family has written a suitable
obituary of the darling boys death,
which will appear next week.
MEDL1N:-Mrs. Wilson Medlin of
Brunswick died of Ia grEhbe and Pneu-
monia last Sunday, after brief illness,
aged about As yeats. Mrs. Medlin
was formerly Mrs. Maggie Oldvader
of near Dalton. Her second husband
and two or three children by Mr..
Oldvader survive her. Her remains
were inferred in Dalton cemetry.
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SMELL Mrs. w. A. Smell died at
her home in Brunswick, Thursday,
January 10Th, of pulmonary tubercu-
losis, aged 3e years. Mrs. Snells
maiden name was Racket, and shewas
born at Santa Fe, Monroe county. A
husband and two children, one a
daughter of 10 and the other son
two years sd, survive her.
GLENN We see by the BrunS-
uicker that r. V. Glenn, better known
as ''Uncle Bob" Glenn, died at the
residence OF his son, James Glenn,
living four miles northeast of Bruins
wick, Tuesday, January 18TH, after a
brief illness. He was born in Camp
bell county, Virginia, November 10th,
1921, and was the father of six chill
dren, all of whom are living except
one. He had 40 grandchildren and
FL great grandchildren He was a
good man, we'll liked by all his neigh
bors and was honored and respected
by all his friends and relatives, and
leaves to his family the heritage of a
good name. His remains were In
TERED IN the cemetery east of Bruins
wick, Rev. E. E. Bostwick and Rev. NJ.
B. Hurt conducting the funeral services
at the grave.
M
MITCHELL Mrs. Sarah Mitchell Of
near Indian Grove was born in. Ross
county, Ohio. Jan. 24th, 1845, and
died Jan. 24th, 1899, having attained
the age of 81 years. Her maiden
name was Sarah Whiting. In 1857
she, with her parents, removed from
Ohio to Illinois, and in the year 1865
she was married to J. w. Mitchell,
and, with her husband, came to this
county in 1871, where they have re-
sided ever since. In her lamented
death husband and nine children are
bereaved Of wife and mother. The
! past six months of her life have been
months of infrmity, growing steadily
worse until the end. Mrs. Mitchell
was a conscientious, diligent, faithful
wife, a loving and careful mother. In
her death she leaves large circle Of
relatives and mourning friends, but
we mourn not as those who have no
hope, believing that what is our great
loss is her greater gain, realizing that
''the Lord doeth all things we'll"
Funeral services were conducted.
Wednesday, at three o'clock P. m,
after which her remains were inferred
in the Powell cemetry.
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DAMERoN:-Mrs G.. G. Dameron
of near Prairie Hill died of la .grIbbe
and pneumonia last Sunday, aged 68
years. The deceased's maiden name
was Miss Susan T. Dysart, and she
was born IN Howard county, but had
been a resident of Charlton county
for nearly half a century. A sorrowing
husband and five children-three sons
and two daughters-survive her viz:
c. S. Dameron of near Chraneville;
O. G. Oick) Dameron and Mrs. w.
G. Houston of near Prairie Hill; Mrs.
S. B. Elliott of Salisbury, and DR.. John
FDameron of Stockton, Cal. The
father and all of the children except
DIR. Dameron were with the wife and
mother when the final summons came.