The Boonville Standard, Friday, August 10, 1894, Lynnville Section: Mrs. Nannie GREEN, wife of Morris GREEN, a daughter of Mr. Emory DIMMETT, died on July 31, aged 21 years, leaving a husband and infant son and a host of friends to mourn her death. Jackson CASH, George SIMPSON, and Jas. SHEPPARD each had a child to die last week. August 31, 1894: Mrs. Charley PARKER, died last Monday evening and was buried Tuesday. October 12, 1894: Robert RAIBOURN was brought home from New Mexico last Thursday and was buried in the cemetery here last Friday. He died of the dread disease consumption, aged about 20 years. He leaves a mother, a sister, a brother and a host of relatives and friends to mourn his demise. December 21, 1894: Mrs. Mary COX, wife of B. G. COX died a short time ago and was buried at South Fork church. Mr. Peter IRVIN also died about the same time. Mr. Wm. RINGER'S wife recently died, and in a few days his mother an aged lady, also died and was buried at Pleasantville cemetery. On last Friday, Mr. David E. HART of our town, died and was buried in Massie cemetery. January 18, 1895: George HODGE died a few days ago and was buried in the Barnett graveyard, in Greer Township. We learn his disease was spinal meningitis. January 25, 1895: The little son of Mrs. Victoria HODGES died a few days ago and was buried at Barnett cemetery. A Mr. PLOSSMEIER had a boy to die a few days ago and was buried at the German church 2 miles from here.