The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-27
OBITUARY.,
Mrs. Julia Christian Freeman fiagan.

OBITUARY,
Mrs Julia Christian Freeman Hagan.
After an illness of about a year, Mrs;
| Julia Christian Freeman HaSan passed
away at the home of her aunt, Miss
| Alice V. Gentry, No. 42O South Pine Street
! at $50 o'clock yesterday morning. Her
death was not unexpected, as her s:ondi-
| ton had been hopeless for a long tine.
| Mrs. Hagan was the widow of the late
Bernard Hagan. who preceded her to the
| grave scarcely a year. She was born IN
Richmond and was the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs W G: freeman ana Mrs r5 Hssa am
exceedingly charming woman she was
member of the Episcopal Church. com,
she was steadfast and lovable: She leaves
one child, Emily Valery and five step
children-N1isses Beatrice and Virginia
Hagan and Messrs; Emmett, Bernard ard : ana
have lived with her the sons elsewhere.
She was the sister Of Mr.. Will4e Tree
man, of this city; MIR. Clarence y. Free
man. of Portsmouth: Mrs. J. y. Har-
grove of Hanover county. and Miss Alice
! V. Freeman, Of Huntington. W. va;
niece of Charles w. Gentry and the late
James A. Gentry, who was known as
.'Tr1ithful .Jeems'' in newspaper clrci IS.
The funeral will take place at $3.50
! o'clock this afternoon from st. Andrew
| Church, and the intermcnt will be mace
| in Shockoe Cemetery.
The pall-bearers will be Messrs. D. Il.
| Davies, "a f. Wilson, A A. johnston,
u. E. Scott, P. T. Stone G. A. Thorpe, l.
A. Goodman and e. w Gardner.
Mrs. II. T. Nelson.
Mrs. II. It. Nelson. daughter Of Colonel
| Clay Taylor, of St. Louis, died Tuesday
at the Old Dominion Hospital.
She was married about ten years ago
to Mr. II. T. Nelson, of Clifton Forge.
She was woman of splendid Christi "a.
| Louis she was a great faEorlte IN hcr
adopted Virginia home she was noted for
! her gentleness end attention to the poor
and sick.
The remains were taken to her former
home in ST. Louis, where the intermen,
will take place this afternoon.
Naom. Chaktey.
Naomi Chalkey. the only child of Mr..
| and Mrs. G. NJ. Chalkley. died yesterday
afternoon at the parents home. No. 429
Nicholson Street. She was two years
and i've mouths of age The funeral will
take place this afternoon at . O'Clock
/ from the home. Interment Will be MADE
| in Oakwood.
/ Chids Death.
Naomi Chalkley died at the home OF
her parents, near the Natioal Cemetery,
and seven days. The funeral takes place
at 3 o'clock this afternoon from the resi-
dence.
Mr. Seldom P. Phillips.
News has been received here of the
| death at Arcola, Miss, of Mr.. Seldom +.
/ Phillips, brother of Mrs. Junius Elliott,
! Of this city.
Funeral Services.
The funeral of Mrs Fannie KirEh took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock
from her late residence. No. 100 East
Leigh Street. The services were conducted
at the Hebrew Mortuary Chapel, Rev. b.
NJ. Calisch officiating. The following
/ served as pall-beares:
Honorary-Nessrs. Julius Straus, Jonas
Marcuse, DR. H. W. Davis and Henry
GunSt.
Active-Messrs L. 4. Morris, II Wal
lersfein, A. Hellstern, Henry Block. A.
! Cohen, l. Kahn, M 5. Obendorfer and
A. Eichcl.
The funeral of Mr.. John r. Dixson,
: whose death was announced Tuesday.
took place at 3 o clock yesterday afternoon
from the residence, being conducted by
Rev r. B. Beadles of Hasker-Memorial
Church.
Landon Jones.
Especial Dispatch to The Timssl
IEESBURG. VA, Feb. 26.-Mr. Lam
don Jones, aged IS years, a respected
blacksmith living at HuShesville. this
county, died at his home there on Sun
day at on early hour.
He leaves no children, but is survived
by a. widow.
George Davis.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
STAUNTON, VA, Feb. 26.-Mr. George
Davis. son of George S. Davis, of Fred
ericksturg died at his home. near war
ner, in this county, this morning at 1870
Mr.. Davis, though quite a young man,
! leaves a widow and several small chill
dren.
James S. hioIes.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.l
, DANVILLE. VA. Feb. 26.-N1r. James