The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-04-22

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ID Miss Dora Rsnick. W
Married. at the residence OF the BRIDES K
three miles north Of Blackburn, Al
: Esquire Jas. II. Neal, April II, MIR. W. :,
. Besrshears aud Miss Claudia Dollard. |"
BIRTHS. n
Born, at Alma, Mo-, April u, 1899, to p
IT. II. J.. Kallhof, a son. :,
Born, near Higginsyiile, April II, to the
lie OF Mr.. John Walker, a girl.
Born, In Hleginsvllle, Mo-, to the wife :
{ Mr.. Heman Gattung, a daughter. :.
Bora, at HiggIusvilis, No., to the vile !
! Mr.. Fred Schaefernolte, a daughter. :
Born, at Higginsville, No., April 1S, ,
500, to the wife Of Mr.. Peter Thorp, a son. !.
Born, at Wellington, Mo-, April 70, 1899, /,
o the wife OF the late Mr.. ]. c. Stephan,
son,
DEATHS. !
Died, near Alma, April IS, very suddenly, !
Schmalle, aged about 40 years.
Died, near Corder, April 70, Walter r.,
lged II months, son Of Mi. and Mrs. Geo.
T. Bell.
Died, neal Odessa, No., April 10, 1899,
u consumption, Mr.. Archie Vance, aged
Is years.
Died, at Sedalia, April ID, Of Bright's
Mrs. Malinda, vile OF DR.. T. T.
She is a relative Of Mr.. John
OF this city.
Died, neal Sweet Springs, April i2, MI.
Edward Vogelmeyer, aged about q years.
He was the brother of Mrs. Anthony
Thoreson, OF Concordia.
Died, In Higginsville, Saturday April s.,
1899, Of measles, four year III daughter OF
K. Edwards. This Is the second death In
that family within W. weeks.
Died, at Sweet Springs, April IS, OF
pneumonia, Mr.. Elijah Weekly, aged IS
years.
Mr.. Weekly was born at Dover, in this
county, but the family moved to Sweet
Springs many years ago.
Died, at Independence, Mo-, Monday,
April 10th, 1899, after a brief illness, Mr..
Fred Schowengerdt, father Of Henry and
Martin Schowengerdt, Of near Higgins
vile.
His remains were laid to rest Wednes-
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Mr.. 5chowengerdt was 81 years old. He
leaves ten children to mourn his death.
Died, at Wellington, April 10, Mrs. W.
8. Jarvis, aged "A years.
Deceased had been in poor health all
winter, and for some time 1t had been
evident that she could not recover. She
leaves a husband, FIVE children and a host
OF friends to mourn her demise. One son,
Fletcher Jarvis, and one daughter, Mrs.
John Ennis, reside at Higginsyille.
Died. nj Kansas CITY. Aprll 10. of
Bright's disease, Mr.. Ed. Weidman, aged
AZ years.
Mr.. Weidmau was formerly a resident
OF this city, and married Miss Ada Bene'
dict, sister OF Mr.. Smith Benedict, about
nineteen years ago. She died several years
ago, and he married a second time. He
left no family except his wife. He was the
foreman Of the West Side Foundry for .
number of years. He was the son Of Rev
Weidman, pastor oil the German churct
In this city several years ago. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Smith Benedict and Miss Myrtle at
,andad tho ,,narsl ,t Ksr,as INV las
o..s.u
D XII al III, ms T Thue ou' m m,eI 'un AVE-,
9otb. AT q O'clock. Of pneumonia. Dr. san
, ford +. Smith, aged rs years.
: DR.. Smith was taken with a chill o.
Thursday Of last week, and pueumoni
. quickly developed. DR.. Smith was n Q
7 the best known men IN this county. II
' had lived on the farm where he died 10
the past 67 years. He leaves a wife an
8 family, his youngest child being only
q few months old. He Joined the Cumbei
8 land Presbyterian church many years ag'
Q ana aiwayS 'r,eo 70 hNe4 ea'''sn ~
r He was a good man, respected ana love
9 by all who knew him.
DIR. Smiths father moved here froI
Taroesee In 1929. and I'm 1892 settled O
the farm where the doctor grew to mar
Q hood. and where be has since resided.
q MI. :. -. .ou. .. sn,,,,so,a n,
d Died, at bis home In Springfield, III
a APT, o. S Mr " " " Northcot. ageS
IS Years,
II Mr.. Northcut Is well known 10 th.
n county. having resided here several year
He was prominent in politics, and /
social and business circles. He was a ma
. Of means and was ALWAYS ready to heI
anv worthy enterprise, Before locatin
U here he had crossed the plains six time
= He settled on his farm here In 1876, ar
!, went to Springfield, ILL.,, In 1888. L
u leaves n wife and three children, Mrs. v
a W. Northcutt Is a sister Of Mr.. job
|" Gamble. OF Higginsyille. Mr.. Gamb
D. pas with Mr.. Nortbcutt during the la
davis of his illpess,
ID nj. =, p.,n.u,,L a, ,ho ,ori,v res
y, dence. April 5, at I O'Clock D. m, DR.. Lou
II 8. Prosser, aged so years, | month and
a days.
b, The Brunswicker In speaking OF y
ID Prosser, says: DR. Prosser LOOK SICK sot
III time In November, 1855, with an attack