Boonville Standard, Friday, July 2, 1897: Mr. and Mrs. Warrick RICE, former residents here, but now of Cairo, Ill., were made happy last week by the addition of a daughter to the family. Thomas HENNING, a veteran Union soldier, of this place, died Tuesday of general debility, after a lengthy illness. Deceased was aged 67 years, and leaves ten living children, all grown. Burial took place Wednesday at Stendal, Ind. Mr. Michael MOELLER and Miss Lizzie KIRSCH were married Monday morning at the Catholic church, Father WAGNER officiating. Mr. MOELLER is the well-known blacksmith, and Miss KIRSCH is the daughter of Chas. KIRSCH, one of our old and well-known citizens. The happy couple left immediately after the ceremony for Louisville, on a bridal tour. Death of Mrs. R. A. Morgan Mrs. R. A. Morgan died at her home in Boonville last Sunday night at the age of 71 years. She had been suffering of heart trouble for about two months. Deceased was the mother of four children. Mrs. D. W. BROWN, of Evansville, and Mrs. J. H. MCCULLA, C. F. MORGAN and A. J. MORGAN, of this city. Funeral services were conducted at Main St. M. E. church on Tuesday. Rev. G. D. WOLFE, of Princeton, officiating. Remains were interred at the Day cemetery. Death of Dr. Musgrove News was received here last night that Dr. S. D. MUSGROVE had suddenly died yesterday afternoon in Evansville. He was taken ill Wednesday night, but the cause of death was not stated. Dr. MUSGROVE was reared up of a farm about five miles southwest of Boonville. He practiced medicine in Newburgh a short time, and was a member of the Warrick County Board of Pension Examiners under Cleveland's last term. For the past two years he has been practicing medicine in Evansville.