The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-10-03

TOUR years IN Une C0nEederate
army, being wounded twice and
captured once; served under
Gen. Francis M. Cockrell Meth
odist minister; postofice. Lex
ington.
Rev. Henry D. Kennedy was
born in Elkton, KY, Todd coun-
ty. September l, 1887: came ia
his county in 1878; entered the
ministry in 1860 in Kentucky
preached in Kentucky and Ten
nessee; been active in the Mas
ter's service for so years, retir-
ing five years ago on the honor
roll Of his church; married Mrs.
M, E. Stephens in 1876, one son
being born to them, who is liv-
ing and resides in Florida was
chaplain in the Confederate
army, serving with the Ninth
Tennessee; minister of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church +;
postoffice, Lexington.
John Kranz, ST., was born
July 20, 1885, in Kikowo county,
Sammter Province, Posen, Prus-
sia; married to Mrs. Louise
Schmidt in 1882, six children be-
ing born of said union; saw
much army service in Prussia,
and was a soldier in the Civil
war in this country; holds five
medals awarded for bravery;
came to America in 1872 on the
ship England" and came to
Lafayette county in 1882, set
Ting on the 400 acre farm now
owned by him; member of Bap-
fist church farmer; postoffice,
Higginsville.
R. P. Harwood was born in
Wood county, Virginia, January
8, 1871; married Miss Rebecca
BeckWith September 10, 1865,
five children being born to them,
living; member of Christian
church; served in the Confeder-
army, being a member of
the Seth Virginia Infantry; no
proprietor and justice of the
peace; postoffice, Dover.
Taylor B. VIM was born in
county, Missouri, Dec.
II, 1912; came to Lafayette
county in 1865; married Miss
Johanna Hampton December 10,
seven children being born
to them, three having died;
served in the Confederate army;
~postOfice, Dover.
H. H. Hughes was born in
Greenton Valley, Lafayette
county, Missouri, September 8,
married Miss Julia Tickle
in 1878, who died in 1888; two
one of them dead;
served in the Confederate army
under Gen. Price and Gordon;
of Baptist church far
mer; postoffice, Higginsville.
B. F.. Bennett was born in
Jefferson county, Illinois, Feb
ruary II, 1843; came to Missouri
in 1865; married Miss Margaret
Fleming, who died 20 years ago;
father of five children, all living;
of Christion church:
farmer; pOstoffice, Higginsville.
James T. jenkins was born in
Benton county, Missouri, in No
vember, 1889; married, wife
father of 8 children. two
Of them dead; member of no
church; served in Union army;
farmer; postoffice, Lexington,
Missouri.
Recess was then taken for din
.er, the same being served at
Hlnesley's restaurant, and if is
needless to say that the meal
was a sumptuous one, consisting
Of the best of everything to be
while the attention accord
ed one and all was in keeping
with this popular resort, for
it enjoys a reputation
second to none, both as to pre-
and serving.
On re-assembling beautiful
md touching talks were made
~ Rev. 7. M. Cobb, Rev. John
and others
Three members-A. G. Camp-
lell. Herman Kueck and William
Moore-having died since
June meeting, committees to
prepare memorials were an
pointed as follows:
On the death of A. G. Camp
H. Christy and R, NJ.
"
On the death of Herman
4 mall
Shelton. ~ "
On the death of William F.
loore-T. M. Cobb and VIM I.