The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-09-21
Mr.. Vincent Moody Dead.

MI vincent FAIR MOODY, aIler
short illness, died Tuesday afternoon
at one o'clock at his home in Orlan
do.
This news will be received with the
most profound regret in this city, the
birthplace and home of Mr.. Moody
He was born in this city twenty
seven years ago and was a son OF
the late DR.. S. w. Moody and Mrs
E. P. Moody, who now lievs at Brai
dentown.
For the past few years he has re
sided at Palatka, where he was in the
drug business. Several years age
ne married Miss Jennie Brigham
a charming young girl, whose home
was in New York state. About one
year ago ne moved to Orlando and
purchased the leading drug store in
that beautiful city and had establish
ed very thriving business. He was
taken i'll some days ago and on Sun
day underwent an operation for peri
tonitis and since that time gradually
grew worse until the end came.
The funeral was held at Orlando
Wednesday afternoon and was large.
ly attended by the friends OF the de
ceased, he having been exceedingly
popular in business and social circles
in his new home. He was cut OF in
the bloom Of young manhood, just
when eevrything pointed to a most
bright and happy future and his
young widow is unconsolable in her
grief.
Mr.. Moody is also survived by his
mother, two sisters, Mrs. R. F. Hy.
man and Miss Lou Moody, Of Braiden
town, and eight brothers, viz:
Messrs, Davis, Edward. PEARSON, Slo-
man, Charles, Dell, ]. c. and Maxwell
Moody, all of whom with the excep-
ton of Mr.. Edward Moody live in this
state.
The Ocala Banner extends its sym
pathies to the bereaved relatives.
Death OF Horace G. kean.
Mr.. Horace G. Kean, who has for
the past two weeks been confined to
the Marion County Surgical hospital
from a wound caused by the acciden-
tai discharge of his revolver, died
Wednesday evening at six o'clock.
Mr.. Kean has for the past two
years been marshal of Dunnellon,
and prior to that time was a deputy
sheriff, hence is well known in the
county. He was well thought of by
his large circle of acquaintance. and
was conscientious official and al
ways faithful to his duty. It was in
the discharge of his duty that he re-
ceived the wound which was respon-
sible for his death.
Mrs. Kean, who has, been i'll with
typhoid fever for the past month at
her home in Dunnellon, had recovered
sufficiently for her physician to give
his consent for her to come to
Ocala, and she was to arrive yesterday
to see her husband for the first time
since his accident. and from here
they were to leave for New York for
the purpose of having an operation
performed which it was believed
would save his life. Thus the blow
TO his beloved wife at receiving the
news of his death was doubly sad.
The bereaved wife has the sympathy
of hosts of friends in her hour of
sorrow.
Messrs. McIver & MacKay prepared
the body for burial and it
was taken to Yomens, near Lake
land, by Mr.. John Kean, a brother,
where the funeral will take place at
the family burial grounds.
The news of Mr.. Kean's death will
be learned with surprise as it was
thought that he was entirely out of
danger and his ultimte recovery was
expected.
La Gloria Has First Presiding Elder
ia H,ha