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

Died, at Coucordis, April s, Mr.. Henry
ID. Bruins, aged 81 yeau, 5 months and 3
days
He was born 10 Germany; married Miss
Maria Stueukle 10 1877; In 1870 they arfiv-
ed at st. Louis; 10 iS4l moved to Freedom
township. His wife died fourteen years
aga. Eight children were born TO them,
three Of whom are living. Mrs. John
Runge, Mrs. wm. Flaudermeyer, both OF
Concordia, snd Mn, II. c. BruEs, now Of
Portland, Oregoo.
Died. at the residence OF Robert Nichol-
500, i21s Highland ave, Kansas City, Mo-,
"Wednesday, April l2,ot spinal meningitis,
MIR. John Capelll, aged 20 years and six
months, adopted sou Of Mr.. John Nc
Fadin, Sc, OF this city.
The deceased went to Kansas City, Apr.
2, in search OF employment, aud had been
stopping with Mrs. Robert Nicholson,
where he died. 90 last Tuesday morning
he was taken With headache, but shortly
after laid down on the sofa. Al 2 o'clock
Ia the afternoon Of the same day. he was
taken with commissions, aud from that
time 'tiil his death at 2 o'clock wednes-
day, he was unconscious. The deceased
was adopted by Mr., MeFadden from the
Orphans Home, 10 st. Louis, II years ago,
and has made his home with the family
ever since. He enlisted in company X,
aud was mustered out last June. The
deceased has a mother living, now 10 at
asylum In St. Louis, and a sister at vieks-
burg. Miss. Mr.. F. +. Aratl, an uncle.
OF 81. Louis, attended the funeral. The
remains were brought here from Kansas
City Friday morning, In charge OF Mr..
]. A. McFadden ,aud the burial took place
nom the depot Rev, DIR. Manly eonduct-
ing the services at the grave.
Died, at DunksburR, April 7th.o cancer
OF the atomach, Mrs. wilhelmiue Finke,
aged IS years.
she was Miss Niermanu, OF Concordia,
and married MIR. Fritz Finke 10 1857. Her
husband and six children survive her.
Died, at her home, 1910 Jefferson street,
Kansas City, Sunday, April 9Th, OF spinal
meningitis, Mrs. Agnes C.. Groves, wife OF
Mr.. John q. Groves, aged % years.
The Kansas City Times OF Monday
contained the following:
"Mrs. Agnes G. Groves. wife Of John G.
Groves, this well-known loan and real
estate dealer, died at her home, 1910
Jefferson street, yesterday afternoon at 8
O'Clock. Her death resulted from spinal
meningitis.
Mrs. Groves contracted a cold about q
week since, which developed into the grip.
She was considered in little danger until
last Friday, when the disease began to
take on an alarming form.
Mrs. John q. Groves was, before her
marriage to Ar. Groves, Miss Agnes Corle.
She was the daughter OF James F. Corle,
who at one time owned the biscuit and
cracker factory now known as Loose Bros.'
factory.
MRS. Grores was % years old and had
lived in Kansas City many years. Her
husband was q member OF the firm Of
Simpson q Groves. She was well known
In society and had many friends.
at was as woman Of charitable deeds
that Mrs. Groves was best known. In her
short life she had already associated her.
self with several charitable organizations
aud had taken up the work Of helping
those who were not 80 fortunate In the
possession OF the goods Of this world as
herself. She was one OF the principal
members Of the Young women's Christian
association, and had given much OF her
time for the benefit OF the society. She
was also 4 member OF the Visiting Nurse
association, and Of the Matte Il. Rhodes
Missionary association. Many OF the
suffering people OF the city can bear ample
testimony to her goodness OF heart. She
was secretary Of the children's home, and
had aided 1t greatly, both by work and by
substantial contributions"
Mrs. Groves has visited her husbands
relatives 10 this city and county and every
one who met her was charmed by her
gentle manners. The INTRLLIaKHcRR
extends sympathy TO the bereaved.