The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-04-15

DEATHb.
Died, 81 Concordia, Apr. 9Th, OF iockjsw,
Mr.. Henry BRAKEMAN.
Died, ct the Confederate Home, Tuesday
April 3, 1895, Mrs. Harris, aged about rs
years.
Died, at Higeiusyills, April 2, after q
short Illness, Ripley NJ, the little son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Edwards.
Died, In this city, April 18th, OF brain
fever, Thomas Prtchard Minnaugh, aged
2 years, son Of Mr.. John Minnaugh.
Died, at Higginsyille. April 18th, Mr..
Jacob Allstadt, aged about Is years. The
remains were buried At Dover yesterday.
Died, ut the home OF her parents, sir
miles southeast Of this city, Thursday IL.
ternoon, April ., 1893, Of measles, Miss
Ida Bimker, aged 10 years.
Deceased was the youngest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Bunker. MISS Bim-
ker was = f~avorite with all who knew her.
Died, OF Quincy, ILL.,, April o, 1899, Of
pneumonia, Mr.. Absalom B. Harris, aged
about 80 year,.
He was formerly q citizen here, being
employed by the late WIN. Morrison. His
frat wife was q slater OF Mr.. John T. Tay.
lor. He left q wife and four children.
Two OF his children are Me-. George Harris,
Of this city, and Mrs. George AlbIn, OF
Alma.
Died, at Lynehburg, Virginia, April Z,
OF paralysis, Mr.. Chas. W. Price, aged II
years.
Mr.Prics was . brother Of the late Jacob
A. Price, Of this city; OF Mrs. Geo. Hour,
Of Higginsville, and OF Mrs. Am Porter,
OF Wellington. He had visited his rela.
tiyes here, and vas wsll-known to
soma OF our older citizens. He was for
fourteen years commissioner Of the rsvs.
nue. for ~LyuchburE. and for several years
q collector OF delinquent taxes.
Died. at Independence, No., April 9th,
OF consumption, Miss Bessie Callahan,
aged Is years, daughter Of Mr.. J. NJ. and
Mrs. Elizabeth Nutter Callahan.
Miss Callahan was born ct wellington,
but while . child her parents moved to
Independence. She was very popular
with her acquaintsnces. The funeral was
preached at Independence On Tuesday Al.
~ternoon, by Elder Proctor, and on
Wednesday morning the body reached
this city, and was buried at Machpelah,
Elder Fenstermachsr conducting the fnal
exercises.
Died, at her home hear Prairie church,
April Z, at il:S0 o'clock, Of heart disease,
Harriet, wife Of q. w. Sharp, aged 81 yrs.
Mrs. Sharp was q true christian, a noble
woman and an active member Of the Pres.
byterlan church, and the news Of hsr
death will be q shock 10 4 host Of friend,
and relatives. She had been seriously III
for several weeks, and had suffered q great
deal. She was ever cheerful, and those
who came In contact with her learned to
love her. She leaves q husband, two
daughters, Misses Mary and sallIs. aud
three sons, Weeden, Carter and Lewis, "a
mourn her loss. She was q sister 10 Mrs
w. c. Beattie, Gus Carter and John Car.
ter Of this county Mrs. Milton Hendricks
Of Omaha, Nebraska, aud Mrs. Geors,
Crawford, OF Garden City, Kansas.
Funeral services were held at the family
home Of 2 O'Clock Sunday evening, con.
Quoted by DR.. A. W. Mister. Iutsrmenl
at Tabo cemetery.
Died, At his home, lll5 Brooklyn Ave.
Kansas City, Sunday morning, April 9th
of cerebro Pplnal meningitis, Mr.. Byron
w. Carter, aged ~ years 8 months anC
II days.
The news OF bis death tame as an cleo.
trio shock last Sunday morning. He wa
the youngest child Of the late wm. II
and Mrs. Ada b. Carter. Last summeI
he graduated with high honors from
Wentworth Military Academy, and was
general fayorite with teachers, classmateI
and our citizens. lie was taken sicI
Friday, aud In a few brief hours his spiri
had taken Its flight.
Into 10 the domain Of death, 10 as
mystery, he went forth. lie solved th,
mighty problem and Is resting on tn,
other side. Just a touch Of the icy han,
and q youth budding into manhood wa
left 10 Us only 10 memory.
Clouds and tears had woven iu witt IN,
sunshine and smiles Of his life. Jet he hat
conquered every foe In lifs's battle ant
stood ready los ths next. Like a soldier
he wIthstood misiortunss and came GU.
tired perhaps, but with a smile tina
meant success. Able men had propheslst
that ZONE day greatness would be his
their tears now do him homage. We ar,
left 10 weeping and regret. Tears arr
falling 70 his memory az he lies In hiI
last and lonely resting place; tears o.
those who knew him and loved him fol
Whist hs was.