The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-08-25

OF Chicago and Will Maleney of Kan.
sas City. The time was spent IN
merry conversation and music.
Refreshments consisting OF sandwiches,
salad potato chips, pickle, lemonade,
waters and lemon ice we're seryed.
The notice in the INrELLIGENCER
last week of the funeral Of Mrs. Cliff
Smith was mailed Wednesday.
Thursday morning j. W. Warren her
father died, so the funeral was
postponed until Friday when both
we're buried in the same grave. This
will explain the seeming error in The
notice of last week. Rhoda Warren
Smith was born at Alma, Mo-, Dec.
20, 1873, died at her father in.law's
J. K. Smith, Aug. Is, 1906 aged q
years, 8 months and 20 days. She
was married to Clifton r Smith
March l, 1899, united with the BSptis'
church 1903. She left Anna Lucille, a
sweet and loving little girl four years
old. The sympathy Of the community
goes out to the husband, for he will be
I lonely. There will be no one to greet
him as he comes and goes to his
t lonely home. 1t will be a great
! comfort to him to care for and take
the training Of his sweet child who
looks so much like her mother. While
a the way seems dark and lonely it is
only for a while. Life is short at best.
We will all soon be called upon to try
the realities Of the life beyond. So it
behooves US to live so that when death
comes to us we may be prepared to
u enter into the presence Of our blessed
U Lord, and Ss he is our mediator to hear
him say to the Heavenly Father "Those
a have come up through great tribula-
o tions and trials 10 yonder world, they
have been faithful, they have lived &c
near the cross as weak flesh could.
n May they enter into the joys Of their
Lord" To the bereaved husband ap0
relatives we extend our deepest
sympathy. The pail bearers were
VIM, Baird, Otto Nolte, Oven
Williams, Chas. Kincheloe, Clarence
Jones, hurry WhltSett.
James Wilkinson Warren was born
Nov. 20, 1926 near Higginsville, Mo ,
died at bis daughters home Mrs. VIM.
F. Ridlngs in Mayhem Aug, 10, 1906,
aged 10 years, 9 months and 10 days.
He was married to Lucinda Hogan
% who proceeded him to the grave II
years. He united with the Christian
ID church at MAYHEM in 1876. he
leaves 7 children, 4 daughters and 3
sens, Mrs. VIM f. Rulings Of
is MAYHEM, Mrs, Mamie CIarkson anC
1g Misses Sallie and Minnie, Maury
Warren Sof Lawton, Okla, Prewltt
go Warren OF Bloomington, ILL.,, ant
,st Grover Warren who lives at home
His death was caused by neuralgia o
:, the heart, dying suddenly. He will b.
missed by all his friends. His lie wa
filed with pleasant talks an,
wholesome laughs. When he would
'pi come to town, as soon as seen, some
one would say, "there m Uncl
Jimmie" Every one was his friend a
er, was attested at the funeral, the churc
ter could not bold the people. His caske
. was covered with many floral offering
lie. Of those that loved him. 1t was on
her Of the sadsst funerals that we eve
4. attended being a double one HI
daughter lying IN a snow white cask'
besidehis-youth and old age travelin
in life together, passing into eternit
: together to still live among II
nee redeemed. They we're buried in or
at grave. With sad breaking hearts "
ek laid them away to sleep where tn
violets blow and over their grave wi
will blossom pure and sweet like they VII
,er lie beneath. To the,k sisters at
brothers who are left we extend OF
"e sympathy and may God help US fro
ns our sorrow for the dead TO be mo
q" loving to the living and at last, hon
sick ever now, in tour Fathers hous
OIL may we all be at home. The funer
EEK. services we're conducted by Re
! a Downing OF Odessa and Elder Arthl
Downs at the Christian church TO-,
ore a. m. Aug. IT, 1906, inte rment
to Marvin Chapel, The pail beare
Vsr we're G.. H. Plattenburg, t. M. Chm