The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-06

Henry Warren Brewer, aged 90 years
: months aud 3 days died Tuesday
morning March -, 1900 at the home
of his daughter in Kansas City, Kansas.
After an illness of one week he had
come to Kansas City intending to enter
one Of the hospitals for medical treat.
meut.
He died before he had an opportunity
to carry out his purpose. The post
mortcm disclosed that he died of mites.
uual obstruction.
Nj. Brewer was born in Casanova,
New York, Aug. oath, 1910. The.tami-
" moved to Mansion, Wis, where his
boy hood days were passed. Dec. 30th,
1866, he was married to Martha l. Pill
iug.
MIR. and Mrs. Brewer moved to Stark,
County. Illinois where they lived for
ten years.
Since lSS! their home has occn in
Red Cloud, Ncb., where MIR. Brewer
was engaged IN the gram business.
Nh Brewer leaves II wife, daughter,
and two sous, Myra Il Enrlght, of
Kansas Guy, Kansas, Henry A. of Port.
land, Oregon aud Charles ". OF Kan.
sas City, Missouri.
Besides these he leaves Il twin sister
Mrs. Wm. Buttcriicld, of Houston, Tex
and two brothers, l.. W. of Dresden,
Kansas, and }. ID. of Albion, Nebraska.
The funeral services were held Sun.
day afternoon at 3 o'clock in the PEG.
pies Methodist Protestant Church.
The services were conductedSunder
thd auspices of the Masonic fraternity.
The deceased was II Knight Templar
and "a member OF the Ancient Order Of
United Workmen. He was also u mem.
Der of Triple lie Benefit Association.
The following delegation of Masons
and friends from Red Cloud, Neb. AT.
ended the funeral services A. GaIusha,
NJ. Finch, L. &. Hacker, X. NJ. Cochran,
&. W. Haley and {. IL. Haley.
After the Masonic services at the
cemetery the body was placed in the
receiving vault at Woodlawn. =
The funeral services over the re.
mains Of II. w. Brewer of this city
were held in Kansas City, Kansas, at
> p. III, Sunday, Apr. LIST, 1900.
The service was in charge of Wyau
dotte.Lodge No. 3, A. +. ~ A. NJ. Of the
latter place, who escorted the remains
from the residence of Mrs. Rnright
daughter OF the deceased to the family
church where an appropriate and i'm.
prgssiyc service wa rendered hy the
pastor and a select double quartette,
after which the remains were taken to
WoOdlawn cemetery where the full
services Of the Masonic order was Civ.
en- by about nifty members of Nyan'
dottc Lodge, accompanied by an as.
cOrt of Knight Tempiars in full uni
form numbering about forty.
Charity Lodge of Red Cloud wa,
represented by Madison Finch, W, NJ,
and \. Galusha, Sec. Red Cloud
Chapter No. 10 by G, W. Haley, King
Cyrene Commandery No, II by Rob'
Cochran, who with Brothers McGregol
and Oiell of Kansas City, acted "a
pail bearers. Il. G. Hacker and Chas
IL. Haley of Red Cloud were also pres
e T.. The floral offerings were numer
Jus and unusually beautiful, promi
nent among which was a large anchor
and shield design in pink and white
roses from Red Cloud Lodge A. y. U
W. The design sent by Red Cloud Or
der of Eastern Star and the one from
the business associates Of Mr.. Brewer
in Kansas City we're also very notice
able.
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There are two places in this city at
least where city water should be used
in the summer time for lawn purposes.
The places we mean are the school