The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-01-14
DRATHH.

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DEATHS.
Died, neal this city, January 6, 1893, the
infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Burniston.
Died, In Corder, Jan. s, 1899, one OF the
ufant twins of Mr.. and Mrs. George
rroutman.
Died, In this city, January Z, 1899, Lizzie,
OF MIR. and Mrs. N. Haerls,
iged 10 years.
Died, near Concordia, January 18th,
Martha, aged Z years, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Aug. Niemann.
Died, at Concordia. January 18th. jose
aged Is months, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. II. W. Tagtmeyer.
Died, at his home near this city, Janu-
airy Q, 1899, OF pneumonia, MI. William
Soutter, lacking one day Of fifty years.
Died, at his home six miles south OF
Lexington, December 81, 1898, Mr.. John
DAehler, aged IS years, IL months and %
Died, at Coucornia, January 4. 1889, Mr..
Fritz Hartman, aged 90 years, 5 months
aud IL days. He leaves a wife and eight
children.
Died, about six miles north Of Corder.
Wednesday, Jan. IL, 1899, Mrs. Katie. wife
OF Mr.. Henry Fisher, aged 80 years and
II months.
Died, ut the residence OF his parents, in
this township, January 9, 1893, OF measles
aud pneumonia, George, son oil MIR. and
Mrs. VIM. Hacker, aged IA years.
Died, at st. Louis, January 9TH, OF con-
sumption, Miss Ida Stuenkel, aged ~
years.
She was raised at Concordia, where she
has many relatives and friends to mourn
her loss.
Died, at his home in Kansas City, Kan
sas, January 18th, Mr.. VIM. kaulbeek,
aged "a years.
lie was once a resident Of this city, aud
has relatives and many friends here. lie
leaves a widow and three children.
Died, at his home, seven miles south OF
Concordia, January 18th OF heart trouble
Mr.. Milton Swope, aged 6S years.
lie leaves O vile and four children. He
was a prosperous farmer, and had lived 10
that ~neighborhood for nearly half a cen
tury.
Died. nj the home OF her parents, neal
HigRinsyille, January 9th, Mrs. Matte
c. Houston, aged rs years.
She was 9 daugter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edga'
Young. She was married In June, 1896
but her husband only lived about on
month after the marriage. She was
member Of the Methodist church. Sh'
leaves her parents and three brothers an
three sisters to mourn her loss.
Died. at his home In Odessa, January.
1899, OF congestion Of the bowels MI
James Burns.
Mr.. Burns has been a citizen OF odess
for n long time, and was for a humber 0
} wears a member OF the city council and a
such took an active part In everything b
thought was for the good Of the city. A
I a neighbor and friend no better han b
could be found, always considerate
others; he had opinions OF his own whic
! he did not fear TO advocate, but he trie
! to force them on no one, and was conter
: To live his W life In his own way. II
was taken to Kansas City and buried {
Forest Hill cemetery. The Odessa Lodg'
, /. O. o. F., OF which he was a membe
conducted the services.
Died. at his mothers home, 10 Hunt
Vile, Sunday, January l, 1879 u rtni
nary consumption, EVere''e u Nv SA'
aged Sl years. -.
His funeral took place from the res
:, dencs Of Mrs. M. f. st. Clair, on Iueso'
afternoon, and was attended py many 80
rowing friends. Services were conauc'
by Rev. Mathews.
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"a Missouri. In 1850. In 1856 he MARI
W.. CO. Codv nj Roonyills. Mo-, q
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