The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30
Henry \. Kobe.

Henry Il. Kobe.
ermaster-Serseant Henry A. holpe
of the Richmond Light Infantry Blues,
died yesterday morning at $50 o CLOCK at
his residence. No. 1905 East Broad street,
after a lingering illness
Mr. Kobe was in his forty-tlrst year,
and was candy maker. He had been
in the employ of the firm of w. l., tlem-
ing which was succeeded by the lamp
ton-Fleming Company. now the Christian
Fleming Company, Of Fourteenth Street
for the past twenty-nine years.
He leaves d wife, two children, one
brother, Charles Kobe, of New York, and
two sisters Mrs. Zitzer. of Howardsvi!le.
Va, and Mrs. Henry Tremer, OF this city.
His funeral viii take place tomorrow
at 10 A. NJ. from St. Mary's Catholic
church, Father Willibald officiating.
Mrs. ". Z. Enrou.hty.
Mrs. w T. Enroughty. wife of w. T.
Enrouty of Curtis neck, died Saturday
night after q long illness.
The funeral took place yesterday morn
ing at II o'clock from Central Church. the
interna1lt being in the Church burying
ground.
Louis Anthony Amrhein.
Louis Anthony, youngest son Of Mr..
and Mrs John Amrhein, died at 3:i5
o'clock yesterday morning. at the home Of
his parents, No. 1901 West Cary Street
The funeral Will taketalace at $50 O'Clock.
this afternoon from St. Mary's Church.
Other Deaths.
Miss Mary F. Woody died Saturday
morning at s O'Clock at her residence. in
Hanover county.
The funeral took place Sunday after
dence.
Mr.. d. D. Macleod died Saturday at
the residence of Mr.. l.. II. Kemp, COM
missioner of Revenue, of Henrico county.
He was in the sixty-first year Of his age,
and had been i'll for some time.
The funeral took place at o'clock
Sunday at Shockoe Hill Cemetery
Mary Campbell. the infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James c. Harwood died
Sunday at the residence of her grand-
father, S e Wood!in, 1902 East Grace
street, after very brief Illness.
The funeral took place YESTERDAY after
noon al 2:SG o'clock from the residence
v NJ. Norman, infant Child of Mr. and
Mrs R. NJ. Norman. died Sunday night
at the parents residence. 2121 N street.
The funeral will take place this morning
at 10 O'Clock from the residence.
Herman Johnson. infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Johnson died at the home Of
his parents, in Henr co county. Sunday
morning. The funeral services will be
held at OakWpou liliS iiloIiilltS.
Rev. j. Ii. Davis. ID. ID.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Timcs.)
SOUTH BOSTON, VA. October -?.-Rev-
! John II Davis. D. d, of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church, died at his home, at Black Val
nut, on Sunday, 18th, at $50 O'Clock A.
NJ, aged sseventy-three years
Dr. Davis had been IN feeble health
since about the first OF June last, but MS
family ana friends, who were constantly
at his bedside, continued TO hope for his
recovery until few weeks ago, when
unfavorable symptoms developed in his
condition, and he continued to grow
gradually worse until the end came.
The announcement of the death Of -l!s
we-known and highly esteemed minis
ter will carry sorrow to the hearts OF the
many who knew and loved him.
The funeral services were held at Spring
Hill Church on Sunday afternoon at
o'clock, conducted by Rev. l.. 3. john
ston, assisted by Rev. ]. w. Widman, of
the Baptist Church. The remains We're
taken to Alexandria, Va, the former
home of Mrs Davis, for interment.
DR.. Davis is survived by his wife, three
sons and daughter. viz: Rev. j. II.
Davis, Jr. Raines Cumberland county;
Prof ]. Morton Davis. Lexington. KY.
and Venable Davis, Rockbridge county,
and Mrs. S. w. McNuth, of Black Walnut.
DIR. Davis was a native of Hardy county,
now West Virginia. where he was born
october 9th, 1927. He began his educa-
ton in Romney, Hampshire county, at
the Potomac Seminary, under the super
vision of Rev. Dr.. Foote. He afterward
entered Hampden-s Sidney College, where
he graduated, in 1858, with degree Of A. B.
DIR. Davis also took a&three years course
in the Union Theological Seminary, from
1858 to 1856, and was ordained to the full
work Of the gospel ministry during the
year 1856 by Westminster Presbytery and
installed as pastor of-Yeliow Chapel, now
Hartford. in Stafford county Va. He con-
tinued tosserye this charge until 1851, when
he took charge of Bethlehem and Con-
cord Churches, where he iabored until 1874.
He was then called to serve Spring Hill,
Mt Carmel and South Boston Churches,
in Halifax county. After serving Mt.
Carmel Church for several years, he re-
signed to give his entire time to Spring
Iin and South Boston Churches. In 1882
he resigned the pastorate of the South.
Boston Church. but continued that! rela-.
ton to Spring Fill Churchsuntll MS death,
a period OF nearly twsnty-seven 3years.9ln.
1885 tIampden-Sidney COLLEGE conferred
upon Mr.. Davis the honorary degree Of
Doctor of Divinity DR.. Davis va ias e re-
Egarded as a strong preacher: his sermons s ms
always evincing deep research a lp care re-
fuI preparation. -.
While quite prominent in the counclis
+ of his church. his extreme modes " caused lls
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