The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-01-20

DEATHS.
Died, At Shrewsbury Park. near st,
Louis, January 10, Mr.. George q. Will
Inns, a brother Of A. q. Williams, OF this
city.
Mr.. williams was born at Rich
mond, Kentucky, and was about 90 years
OF age. Iu 1886 be came to this city with
bis parents, aud was for many years en-
gagged In business here. At the begin
ming Of the war he enlisted 10 the Con-
iederate service, aud was captured at De-
Wit In Carroll county. In 1862, while re-
cruiting. lie was banlshed to Chicago
during the war. At the close OF the war
he moved to St. Louis, where be engaged
In the mercantile business, until about
ten ears ago, when be moved TO Shrews-
bury Park on account Of bis health. He
was married in 1877, and leaves a wife and
one daughter, aged about Is years. Mr..
A. @. Williams has been intending, all
winter, to pay a visit to his brother, but
put of the visit, aud only heard Of his
; death Thursday, eight days after II
occurred.
RESOLUTIONS.
l Resolutions Of respect to memory oi
> Bro. Boberl Taubman-Lexington Lodgs
l44 A. f. and A. NJ.
: Lexington, Mo-, Jan. Srd, 1900.
Friend after friend departs,
Who has not lost a friendf
There Ia no union here OF hearts,
j That finds not here and end"
3 Worshipful, Master, Warden aud Bro.
J. theirs: We have been forcibly reminded o
the truths contained in the ioregoirI
quotation by the sudden death OF gu
Brother Robert Taubman, who departed
o this life OF the Slst day OF December 1899
in the 66th year OF bis age. Brother Taub
man came to our community from tn
u home OF his boyhood across the sea, in tn
year 1857, and continued TO 20 In and on
g befors US, the greater part Of his sojourl
among men, discharging the duties de
volviug upon the good citizen, faithful!
and until death called him hence, 4
enjoy as we sincerely hope, the rewards o
q we'll spent life.
l. Bro. Taubman was raised to the Sub
blime Degree OF Master Mason In Lodg
sr in the year 1871. In the year 1873 b
was exalted the Degree OF the Roys
A'ch In Lexington Chapter No. 10, an
" In 1873 he was dubbed and created
Knight Templar In DeMolay Comma o
-. derry No. 3. all In Lexington, his adopte
. home, and for more than a quarter cen
lie tury he testified his appreciation Of th
honors conferred upon him by contribui
log his mite by word aud deed, to max
% the character OF q Mason illustrious b
D. deeds Of Charity aud true beneticencI
n. But like all +" good men and true" he hs
r. been called from labor on earth to n
ireshment In the celestial lodge on high
W. when we hope to meet him and gre'
oe him; when lies duties are discharged an
its obligations are met.
'rs Resoi, ed, That we heartily sympathil
er with his sorrowing family, who ha,
T. been bereit OF q kind and loving husban
al and father. We commend them TO III
ever watchful care aud keeping OF Il
% great Father OF us all, who will be
10. father Of the fatherless, and q Judge
ID. the widow and to whose behest we hun
bly, bow, saying, "thy will-not ours |
done"-and while we cherish the virtuI
To- OF our deceased brother, we will endeav,
,,a to emulate his example and thus keep b
-, memory ever fresh and green.
Resolved, That we will set apart a pal
lie, Of the Records OF the Lodge for the o
"a. grossment OF this memorial-that we W
a.. wear the usual badge Of mourning for b
" space Of thirty days and clothe the furu
ture Of the Lodge with the emblems
ted our grief.
IA Signed,
JNo. e. RyLAND,
,ial b. II. JOHN, SR.,
mo II. j. BANDoN,
ii, SIEAUER,
ON Attest. Committee
BY II. W. WINsoR, Secretary,
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