The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-25
DEATH OF "BUD LAMB"
Mrs. Sarah A. Yearly Died Sunday
Sunday Services-Personals.

Mrs Sarah A. Yearly Died Sunday
Night-Sunday Services-Pcrsonals.
Durham. n. c., May 24.-(SpeciaD-
The news of the death of bud" LamD
reached Durham Saturday and brought
sorrow to many hearts. The sad event
occurred ut the home of his parents IN
this county. after a lingering illness with
consumption. He was twenty-slX years
old. For a number of years Al Lamp
was a resident of Durham, being with
Mr.. Thomas j. Lambe in the clothing
business. and no man ever came IN anu
went out among this people who had
more friends. AS gentle as woman,
quiet and unassuming, but earnest. stead
fast devoted and true to duty he was
a blessing to the young man with whom
he associated. His pure life shed a de-
lightful glow around all along its path
way, and truly can it be said that the
ways of Providence are past finding
OUT when in contemplation of the death
of one so young. so good and so noble. lie
was true and upright member of Trinity
church. His funeral services took place
yesterday in Winston and was attended
by the following persons from this city:
Messrs Thomas J. Lambe. J. l.. Eu-
banks. l.. G. Cole. o. II. Smith. j. w.
Thomas, ii. Il. Chamberlain. S. r. Burch
and ]. ID. Pridgen.
Mrs Sarah a. Yearly died at her home
on Main street last night at 10 o'clock.
Mrs Yearly had been in declining health
for some time and her many friends
knew that her end was near. Every
thing that her loving and devoted chill
dren could do was done, but all without
avail. Some time ago, in company with
her family physician. DR.. A. G. Carr,
she was taken to Baltimore for expert
treatment, but it brought no relief. She
leaves three children, Mr.. w. Nj. Year
by. the popular druggist, and another
son and daughter, together with Il number
of relatives and friends to mourn their
loss The funeral services will be con-
Quoted tomorrow morning ut 10 O'Clock
from Trinity church.
DIR. John c. Kilgo filled the pulpit yes
terday in Trinity church. and preached
for Main Street congregation last night.
Rev. J. n Cole. preached in the Pres
byterian church yesterday morning at II
o'clock.
Mrs. W. c. Doub is quite sick.
Mr.. ]. Frank Maddry, editor of the
Herald continues quite sick.
Mr. Samuel Watkins was here yester-
day from Henderson. on a visit TO DIR.
\. Cheatham.
Mr.. John Bell Harris is here from
Boston. on a visit to his mother and sis
ter Mrs W. B. Surles.
Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ. Barker were here
to-day from Chapel Hill.
Tomorrow Main Street Sunday School
will picnic in Mt. Airy They will doubt
less have a delightful time.
DR.. John c. Kilgo went over to Ok
for this morning. Tonight he makes
the address before the Oxford Female
Seminary. Those who are there will
hear something good
Mr.. S. A. Darlington went to Oxfard
this morning on business.
Prof Jerome Dowd returned this
morning from Charlotte, where he had
been for several days.
Mr.. Lee III. Battle. former Durham
lite. is here from Charlotte. on visit
to his parents. Dr. and Mrs L. w. Battle
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Glover have gone
TO Raleigh on ii visit to relatives.
Mr.. J. Crawford Biggs, Mayor of Ok
ford. was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. w. III. Willard is here from Raj
eigh.
managers for the third and deciding
game Of ball between the Wake Forest
and Trinity teams. Saturday next has
been suggested as the time, and Raleigh
the place. for the final contest. Due no.
tice of time and place will be given
when decided upon.