The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-25
LAID TO REST BESIDE HIS WIFE.
nse'or q. ID. Winn Was Oldest Ply
hcian in North Missouri.


ncian in North Missouri.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Macon. Mo-, Sept 2l-The funeral of
Doctor j. Is. "inn. North Missouris old
est physician, took place here this after
noon. conducted by the Reverend ]. A.
Snarr, Presiding Elder of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South.
Doctor Winn was born in Virginia In
May. 1915. He died Wednesday at ,ba home
Of his daughter, Mrs. Martha Vaughn. in
Kirkwood A few years ago a meeting of
the Macon County Medical Associ, ZION
was called to honor Doctor Winu's half
century of continuous service in tise pro-
feSsion. There was n banquet. at which
speeches were made by the doctors. and
Doctor Winn was the recipient of Il hand
some souvenir.
Brookfield and Macon were thought Of
Doctor Winn was in the saddle. respond
ing to calls from Randolph. Linn and Ma
con counties During the pioneer days h'
Kept five blooded horses in his stables
near the old town of Bloomington. ant
those animals saw service. 1t was Doc
tor Winn's proud record that he never
hesitated on account of weather ol
distance when summoned to relieve tht
sick. In those days doctors were sCGrcel
than preachers. and one who was willing
TO go in obedience to all calls virtually
lived in the saddle.
Nearly all the medical men Of the ccUn.
ty attended the services this afternoon
and many old friends from the cldes P!sC
doctor. Doctor Winn was q. Mason and 9
member of the Methodist Icpiscopa
Church. South. At his request the follow
ing old-time hymns were sung 1T he cb
Jordan's Stormy Banks I Stand and
when Can Read My Title Clear
The interment was in lakewood Gene
terry, beside the wife. VINO died IN -S99.
MRS. SARAH N. JAMES.
Nedora, Ill. Sept. 24.-Mrs. Sarah n. James,
president of the County and District W. C. T
mornink Tbe funeral Services nS M None bo bas 5s
from the Medora Baptist Church Saturday a;
D. m.
MRS. MARY J. LLOYD.
Eldorado. H.. Sept. 2i.-Mrs. Mary J. Lloyd.
50 years old. who was killed BY being thrown
from surrey in this city Wednesday, was
wood to-day.
WILLIAM C. GREEN
b virginis. IN; Sept. as-william c. Green. a
County. and spent his youth there in close com
panienship with abraham Lincoln. He leaves
the Christian Church at Tallula, III Interment
will be at Petersburg.
MOSES KAUFMAN
/ Ransas City Sept. c4-Moses F. Kaufman. n
leading merchant OF Colorado Springs. and Vice
president Of the St, Joseph Gazette Company,
will be taken to Quincy. IlI for burial. '-'
TRAIN STRrCK BUGGY
Evansville. Ind. Sept 2i.-Herman Week
near, a farmer OF Warrick County. Indiana,
while entering Evansville this morning in q
buggy. struck by a passenger train on the
lllr 1is Central Railroad and Instantly killed.
He was ~ years old, and leaves family.
CHARLES A HUBS.
Evansville. Ind. Sept. 24-Charies A. Hubbs
died to-day az Tell City, Ind. aged 90 years.
He was prominent land owner.
CHARLES ENGLISH.
%
years old. died yesterday from blood poisoning.
LUTHER LARKIN.
Bonnie Terre. Sept 2l.--Luther Iarkin. a
rniddle-sged man OF this place. found dy-
inE in his barn yesterday afternoon about (
o'clock. presumably from heart failure. he
was to all appearance, a strong. healthy man
and ate dinner as usual. going 10 the barn for
his team at 1 o'clock. He was unconscious
when found and lived but a short time.