The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-07-29

oONhN uGaA SoAaOA July A11 ~ NhN wiz Z
I Prof. @. H. Killian, a girl.
Born, In waverly, recently, TO the wife
I Mr.. Paul Yancy, q boy.
Born, 10 Concordia, July IS, to the wife
4 Mr.. Henry Lohoefner, a girl.
Born, In Aullyille, July 20, to the wife
u Mr.. G. W. Hill, q boy.
Born, at Concordia, July z, to the wife
Mr.. John Werths, a boy.
Born, near Corder, July -, to the wife
of Mr.. Robert Finnell, a boy.
Born, near Cordsr, July -, to the wife
Of Mr.. Chas. Eucks, a boy.
DEATHS.
Died, In Higginsville, July %, infant
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Hagen.
Died. near waverly, July 10. of heart
disease, Miss Nettie Edwards, aged 10
years.
Died, near H~igglnsyille, July II, OF
summer complaint, infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nsale.
Died, at the home OF her son, near Con-
cordia, July 10, Mrs. Catherine Lock, aged
20 years, 9 months and z days.
Died, at the Confederate Home, July IS,
after q lingering illness OF several months,
Richard l.. Green, Of Pleasant Hill, aged
81 years.
Mr.. Green was q private 10 Company
g., I'd Missouri cavalry, Shelby's COM
mand.
Died, at the residence Of his son, In
Odessa, July 20, Mr.. Benjamin Screech-
field, aged about 70 years.
MIR, S%creechield was born In Kentucky,
going to Ohio when he was four years
old and has made his home there until Q
few years ago when he came to Missouri
and made his home with Mr.. NJ. L
Screechield.- The family, aud especially
his wife, who for torty-nine years hai
shared his joys and sorrows, have thu
sympathy Of all in their bereavement.
Died, at the residence Of Mr.. H. B
Corse, at Wellington, Mo, July %, Mr.
Thomas w. Rulings, aged 20 years and
months.
This promising young man lett hi
studies at the Normal School, at Warrens
burg, No., and Joined the Third Missouri
regiment; was stationed during the heat
ed term last summer at Camp AlgeI
where he contracted typhoid fever. Thi
disease, so fatal to our soldiers, left hir
with diseased lungs, and although h
returned to his studies he was compelle
to quit and seek another climate.
His search for health was vain, aud h
returned to die in the peaceful littl
village on the Sni, which was also th
home Of his birth. Among the man
floral tributes was o beautiful pillow {
roses, In the center Of which was th
word "Taps," sent byihis brother soldier
Of the Fifth regiment. He was a GOO
boy, and promised to make a good ma
! He leaves three sisters, Mrs. Fulkerso
aud Miss Mary Rulings, Of this plac
and Mrs. Henry Corse, Of wellington.
= Died, at the residence OF her son-ir
law, Mr.. Frank Stewart, near this cit,
Saturday morning, July Z2d, Mrs. Anr
X. Blincoe, aged 68 years, 10 months and
, days.
. Mrs. Blincoe was a daughter Of job
. and Apperline Curtis. She was born ne
Maysville, Kentucky, on the 7th Of Sc
tsmber, 1910, and was one of a family
fourteen children, Ave OF whom are y
hvIng-Mrs. Bette Spur, Miss Alta Gu
tbs, Messrs. W. V. Curtis and Jos.
Curtis, all OF this city, and Mr.. Jol
o Curtis, Of Lexington, Kentucky. s.
n joined the Christian church when she "
10 years old, and ever after lived a CO
slsteut christian life. She was married
y 1850 TO Mr.. Benjamin W. Bllncoe, and "
the mother Of three children, Mrs. Man
III Stewart, Miss Anne Biincoe and \
70, Benjamin G. Blincoe.
Mr.. BIincoe, o after his marriai
70 became q confederate soldier, and In I
a hardships Of camp life contracted d
~ eases which finally ended his life, a
o. after eight years OF married life his W
IN was left q widow, with three childr'
She never recovered from the sho
VI, created by her husbands death. WI
OF her children gathered about her a
asked her to tell them about their faith
she would break down with grief, a
could not mention his name With
great emotion. The children had to lei
,is their fathers history through oil
Ia sources.
its More than a year ago she realized Il
ma her health wat impaired, but she 8
L,e nothing to any one, aud for nearly a y
be she kept her own counsel. Some mon
NJ. ago q physician wys sent for, who mi
sd an examination and found a large ga
ering In her side. He was much surprl
bs when told that she had not mentione'
"a, to her children. It was q cancer, VIII
in was slowly eating away her life, and
. chose to endure her troubles alone. {
,at said she had suffered but little pain vi
.bs that time, but it afterwards became v
AZ. severe, and rapidly destroyed her life.
Of She was faithful IN all things, and
nm whole life was one OF devotion.
rat loved her children with all her soul,
,at her love was we'll repaid by their c
AN slant care for her. She was a nc
va. woman, beloved by all who knew
of Elder Fenstermacher conducted
Ids funeral services at the residence OF
N. SON In. law. where she died. He
,q- assisted by DR.. Manly, Of the Bar
on church. Mr.. Blincoe was q member
the Baptist church when be died.
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