The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-03-23

on the Heldbrink building this week
lie has the foundation ready and the
work will be pushed rapidly to its
completion.
Mrs. Williams and family left for
Pueblo, Colo. last Wednesday where
they will live in the future. Miss
Maggie Bertsch went as far as Kansas
City with them.
T. T. Puekett and family wish to
thank their neighbUrs and friends for
their kindness and sympathy shown
them in their sad bereavement in the
death of their dear mother.
L. F. Weaver, wife and Thos.
Norheet and wife, came down from
Independence last Tuesday for the
/ purpose of enjoying the birthday Of
Dyer Sherwood who will be 81 years
old March goth.
There has been quite an excitement
In our town on the subject Of dog
killing. Some one has been mean and
rascally enough to put poison on hook
bones and scatter them around town
and some Of our best dogs have been
killed. The party had better lay low
for if be is found out he will surely
get what is due him.
The Fancy Work Club met wit
Mrs. Jerry Proctor last Tuesday ever
ing. They had an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Fl. DeBolt won the capital prize,
q picture, and Mrs. Chas. Baird the
BOBBY prize, pair Of sale and pepper
/ shakers. Miss Lillian Proctor assisted
by Miss Alma Kincheloe served the
refreshments. which we're pineapple
r and cake.
Barbara Etberton was born II
shelby county, KY, on the 2Srd day
: Of May 1919, was married to Reubel
Pickett on the 4th day of Decembe
i 1s4S near Clay Village Shelby county
{ KY. or this union there we're eigh
children born, Only two are nov
living Mrs. A. a. Davis o. Mour,
; City, Mo, and T. T. Pucket O
u MayWew. She came with her HUSBAND
: to Missouri in the spring Of 1851
landed at Lexington, Mo and mad
that her home until 1867, then movet
to the country on farm 4 miles souti
OF MayvieW, then to Mayview Il
: March 1859, where she has sine
i resided. She became member of th
{ Christian church under the preaching
i of Elder Hulett, pioneer preacher o
Kentucky 10 the year of 1916. Vine
she came to Missouri with her husban
she united with the Christian chure
u at Lexington by letter, renamed
e member of that church until sh
10 united with the church known 3
le Union located south of Mayview abor
Il miles, This organization moved t
W MayView in 1870 and she has been
faithful member until she depsrte
l. this life for o better one on Marc
l1th at $50 D. m. 1907. She lacke
73 days OF living to the age of s
- years-a sheaf rich and ripe for tn
- masters garner. Elder j. II. Coil {
Higgidsville conducted the funer
re services at the Christian church q
81 Wednesday at 1880 a. m, He use
the 18th Chapter of 1st Corinthians I
lis basis for his talk. Her remaIl
i'll we're Inferred In Marvin Chap
cemetery. At last the spirit is fr
he from the imprisonment for year
he Home will never seem just the san
without the familiar face sitting at b
Iie accustomed place by the windo
.. watching the first spring birds drear
ing as the summer clouds float b
At rest at last. We thank God 4
~ ~ the quiet gospel Of these patient live
Gone home where there is no hea
throobIng, where in Gods paradi
all birds will always sing, flowers forev
OF bloom. The choir sang go VIII,
y. Shall | See Jesus?" This was one
ho the songs that was sweet to her in b
NJ life time. The words and sentimel
had deep hold on her. Mrs. Pes
Kincheloe and Miss Kate Bullard sal
as "The Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere
'ai which was very impressive. 7
re allbearers we're T. M Chinn, Jer
Proltor D. e. Herr, Charl
elk Klncneloe, John Newman, Fr