The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-03-11

the vile OF MIR. FRANK Ferry, apoy.
Born, near Aullvills, March 9th, 10 the
wife OF Mr.. Wentworth Tyler, q boy.
Born, in Higeinsville, March /. to the
wife OF MIR. Bert T. C~anterbury,Sa boy
Born, In Lexington township, March 8,
to the wife OF MI. Frank Mcdowell, n
girl.
DEATHS. -
Died, near Bates City, February %, MIR.
Joel Williams. aged Go years.
Died, near Dover, March /, infant child
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jung.
Died, near Corder, March 8, OF heart
disease, Mrs. Leonard Ault, aged about 40
years.
Died, at Tyler, Texas, March 4, Mr.. Dan
p. Ewing, son OF Mr.. Joel II. Ewing, OF
this county. ~
Died, at his home, near Odessa, Febru-
airy q, Mr.. John II. Lag, aged 80 years, 2
months and II days.
Died, at the residence Of her parents,
near this city, March l, infant daughter
Of MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Baucom, aged 4
years.
Died, at his residence, near Waverly, Of
pneumonia, February %, Mr., J. Q. Van
Wey. He leaves a wife and several small
children.
Died, at Independence, March 9th, Of
congestion OF the brain, Miss Sallie
Brown, aged q years.
Miss Brown was a second cousin Of Mrs.
George Duval, and was quite well known
10 this city, where she often made visits.
Died. at Conccrdia, March 0, Mr.. VIM.
A. d. Meyer, aged GA years.
} lie Was born Ia Germany In 1896; came
to the United States in 1887; moved to
Missouri 10 1872, settling In the neighbor.
hood where he died. He leaves a widow,
seven children and a number Of grand
. children.
A Died, 10 this city, March Z, Of pneumo.
MIA, Mr.. Robert y. Chesney.
For years he has been engineer on oul
. ferry boat. lie left q wife and twp chill
a dren. MIR. Chesney was a member o
White Cloud. No. o, !. O. o. f., Whit
y Cloud, Kansas, and OF Lexington Lodge
= No. 149, A. +. \ A. NJ. His remains wer
shipped to his old home at Forest City
Mo-, Thursday. I
Died, at his home, near Odessa, Febru
l. airy "a, Mr.. NJ. G. Blaydes, aged 50 years.
He was born In Kentucky and marrieI
Miss Jeffries, Of Charlottesville, Va, al
aunt OF the late Mrs. J. ID. 6hewalter
They never had any children, but devote'
their lives to raising the Hon. Joseph H.
q Benjamin and Peter Christy. For a mum
Der OF years Mr.. Blaydes and his wife haI
made their home at the residence Of Hon
y ]. II. Christy. His wife survives him
He was buried at Mt. Tabor, Tuesday o
,r last week. He lived fifty years in Lafay
cite county.
ID Died, In Wellington, February 18th, @
"a spinal miningitis, Mr.. j. O. Stephan, age
81 years.
The Wellington Qui Vive says: "Ml
Stephan was born and raised In Gasco
made county, aud moved to this count
" about ten years ago. He has resided 9
Wellington and at Napoleon since movin
to our county. He was one Of our moi
reliable and enterprising business me
70 aud by his demise our business circl'
loose one'of Its foremost members. M
III Stephan numbered his friends by b
bio acuuaintances. God has deemed 1t be-
ed to take away this excellent man from OF
re midst to dwell with him forever, To h
n bereaved wife we extend our most since
9; sympathy"
Died, at his home, near this city, Marc
", Z, Mr.. Leonard Scott, aged SO years.
dy When Leonard Scott died humanii
lost a friend. He was an humble old ma
with no pretentions to an education, b
he had a heart large enough to embra'
=. all who needed sympathy and help. ]
was 4 constant reader Of the Bible, al
~ could "givs q reason for the faith th
was In him." For many years he was
member Of the Christian church, and o.
joyed the services until old age ore
upon him, and his sight was dlmmed a
=. his hearing affected.
He was born 10 Tennessee, but came
Missouri when about II years Of age, a
the family soon after settled on the fal
where he died. zs
1as He was three times married, and "
Der the father Of twentyssix children, all
i'm whom are dead but five. Among his u
his Ing children, he leaves, Mrs. Eliza Bri
nd OF Fayette, MOI Mrs. Rebecca Dunn,
Ige johnson county; Mrs. Lily DAVIS,
He Colorado; Mrs. Sarah Monroe. Of Rlc
III mond, NO., and Mr.. DouglasssS Scott, "
lid resides in Illinois. Two sistsrs and o
I'd, brother survive the deceased, alroi who
wo are residents Of this city, as follows: NJ
he Mary Mccormick, Mrs. SARAH homps'
Ith and Mr.. John Scott, the latter az
eighty.one years. 1 Tia
,.. Mr.. Scott was OF hardy stock, the XII
"a who make successful pioneers In
., younger days his rife was his consta
I companion, and even in his old qge,uP
oh ten years ago, he loved to try his han
!. and was a splendid shot. He wal alwa
industrious, and seemed TO thrive on ha
A, work. He was a good citizen, a kind hu
band, an indulgent father, a firm irler
40 He was buried from the Christian chur