The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-10-01
DEATHS HARVEST.

Prof. William n. Bryan died at
his home IN Hollis Corner, Marshall
county, on last Saturday morning,
in the And year of his age. He was
sick only few days with inter
mittent fever, hut the immediate
cause of his death was perltonitis.
He leaves a devoted wife, one child,
a sister and one brother, Rev. e. s..
Bryan, of Petersburg, to mourn his
loss. The funeral, which was very
largely attended, took place at Shop
Springs, Wilson county, on Sunday
evening, and he was laid to rest in
the old family burying ground. No
one ever met death with more chris
tian fortitude than did he. His
physician prOnouncing his the most
triumphant death he had ever wit
messed. He was a brother of Mrs.
j. w. Patton, of Santa Fe, and was
we'll known and highly respected in
that portion of this county, where
he taught school for several years.
Mr.. H. l.. Nandervort died yester-
day morning about 3 o'clock, after a
short illness, at his residence on the
Santa Fe pike, near Columbia, at
the age of 30 years. The funeral
services will take place this morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the residence
conducted by Elder A. :. Derry
berry, and the remains will be in
TERED in Rose Hill Cemetery. De-
ceased came to Columbia several
months ago from Illinois, and
opened no a job printing establish.
ment. He was a member of the
Church of Christ. and was an up
right Christian man. He leaves q
wife and one small child, who have
the sympathy of the entire com
munity in their loss.
On Sunday last the sweet spirit 81
Miss Sallie Farris, of Southport
passed from earth and entered upot
the realities of another world. Th,
| funeral services were conducted
Monday, and the remains We're laiC
in their last resting place in tn,
Cook graveyard near CampbelIs
vile. Miss Farris was the HER
| AIDS correspondent from South
port, having written over the non
de plume of "Annette.n BY he
pure womanly traits of character
and christian graces, she endeareC
herself to everyone, and she will b,
sadly missed from "a large circle o
friends.
Mr.. William Jaynes, who wa
tOll-gate keeper at the first gate OF
the Hampshire pike, died last Fri
day, aged SO years. The remain
were carried to Cross Bridges Satur
day, where the funeral service
were held and the interment tool
place. Deceased leaves four chill
dren.
w. |. Overton, of this place, die
last Saturday at a. m. at Red Boil
ing Springs, where he had gone 70
his health, having suffered for som
time from Bright's disease. TIL
funeral services and interment too
place Saturday afternoon at Re-
Boiling Springs. Deceased leaves
wife and five children.
Mr.. A. ]. COPYRIGHT died Friday
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sOn-in-law, Mr.. Will Thomas, on tn
Mt. Pleasant pike. Deceased wa
in his Goth year, and was highly re
spected. Intermnnt took place Sat
urdav at ~ o'clock at Rose Hi
Cemetery.
Mr.. James BOwles died Thursda
night, September %, at his home OF
Cathey's Creek, at the age of Z
years. The funeral services wer
held at Jones church Saturday a
10 a. m, and the burial took plaC
in the church-yard.
The little daughter of Mr.. WilliaI
London. near Broadview, died la,
Friday from the effect of injuries rC
cetved by being burned recently
The remains were inferred in Glenn
wood Camatarv