John W. Moores, of Waco, died on Wednesday, the 15th, after an attack of influenza and was laid to rest in the family burying ground near his home with appropriate and fitting religious ceremony conducted by Rev. Hubert Bonny, of Waco. Deceased was 61 years old of age and to know him was to love and respect him, for he had done many a turn, placing his own personal interest in jeopardy in order to help his neighbors and relatives along the road to success.
He is survived by two brothers, Mr. James Moores, of Newby, and Mr. G.B. Moores, of Waco, Ky., who represented Madison county in two recent sessions of the Kentucky legislature.
Deceased suffered a stroke of paralysis about nine years ago, since which time he had been confined to a wheel chair. He, being unmarried, made his home for many years with Mr. G.B. Moores and family, five of whom were confined to their beds with flu, being unable to attend the funeral of their uncle and brother.
He is survived by two brothers, Mr. James Moores, of Newby, and Mr. G.B. Moores, of Waco, Ky., who represented Madison county in two recent sessions of the Kentucky legislature.
Deceased suffered a stroke of paralysis about nine years ago, since which time he had been confined to a wheel chair. He, being unmarried, made his home for many years with Mr. G.B. Moores and family, five of whom were confined to their beds with flu, being unable to attend the funeral of their uncle and brother.
John W. Moores, of Waco, died on Wednesday, the 15th, after an attack of influenza and was laid to rest in the family burying ground near his home with appropriate and fitting religious ceremony conducted by Rev. Hubert Bonny, of Waco. Deceased was 61 years old of age and to know him was to love and respect him, for he had done many a turn, placing his own personal interest in jeopardy in order to help his neighbors and relatives along the road to success.
He is survived by two brothers, Mr. James Moores, of Newby, and Mr. G.B. Moores, of Waco, Ky., who represented Madison county in two recent sessions of the Kentucky legislature.
Deceased suffered a stroke of paralysis about nine years ago, since which time he had been confined to a wheel chair. He, being unmarried, made his home for many years with Mr. G.B. Moores and family, five of whom were confined to their beds with flu, being unable to attend the funeral of their uncle and brother.
He is survived by two brothers, Mr. James Moores, of Newby, and Mr. G.B. Moores, of Waco, Ky., who represented Madison county in two recent sessions of the Kentucky legislature.
Deceased suffered a stroke of paralysis about nine years ago, since which time he had been confined to a wheel chair. He, being unmarried, made his home for many years with Mr. G.B. Moores and family, five of whom were confined to their beds with flu, being unable to attend the funeral of their uncle and brother.
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