We learn with regret that Mr. A. Slingerland, died at the residence of Col. Lipscomb, in Denver on Friday, March 2nd. His remains were taken to Palmyra and burried [sic] by the side of his wife who was a daughter of Col. Lipscomb. His friends in Kirksville, though they knew he was in a precarious condition did not learn of his death until after his funeral had taken place and the news was quite a shock to the community. Captain Slingerland served in the late war as a commissioned officer of the 7th Mo. Cav., and was an efficient and gallant officer. Since the war he occupied various private and public positions with credit and honor to himself and friends. His old army friends of whom there are many in Adair county, will hear of his death with sadness and regret.
Weekly Graphic
Kirksville, Missouri
March 16, 1883
Weekly Graphic
Kirksville, Missouri
March 16, 1883
We learn with regret that Mr. A. Slingerland, died at the residence of Col. Lipscomb, in Denver on Friday, March 2nd. His remains were taken to Palmyra and burried [sic] by the side of his wife who was a daughter of Col. Lipscomb. His friends in Kirksville, though they knew he was in a precarious condition did not learn of his death until after his funeral had taken place and the news was quite a shock to the community. Captain Slingerland served in the late war as a commissioned officer of the 7th Mo. Cav., and was an efficient and gallant officer. Since the war he occupied various private and public positions with credit and honor to himself and friends. His old army friends of whom there are many in Adair county, will hear of his death with sadness and regret.
Weekly Graphic
Kirksville, Missouri
March 16, 1883
Weekly Graphic
Kirksville, Missouri
March 16, 1883
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