The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-10-16
DEATHS HARVEST.
ur. Brown Goodwin.


death Of DR.. brow d GodN in. formerly OF
Columbia, which 'scurr. u at his boms
in Fulton, Ky, on Oct. :. The cause II
his death was hear failure. Tie hAi
just recovered from an attack OF fever
when he was seized suddenly and ex.
pired. he had been a sufferer fTt M o.
Ranic heart trouble for several years.
DR.. Goodwin left Coli mbIa some eigi
teen months ago, IruyIous o Win b
time be had prscticed bis profession in
this city for about three years During
his residence hare he made many fri-nas
who will learn of his des IA with regrar
DE left wife and two ,hiidren. The
burial took place in the cemetery at
Fulton. Mrs. Goodwin ana her sister,
Mis-. Knight, OF Linden, vii continue
the practice OF osteopathy at futon.
Mrs. Eliza. Dawson.
Mrs. Eliza Dawson, wife of Amos
Dawson, of the Concord neigh Dorhvod.
died Thursday of last week at $50
o clock. of consumption. Mrs Daw-
son had been In i'll health for a hong
time and had borne Ler suffering with
brave christian spirit, and the larger
portion of the So years she liyeo we've
devoted to the service OF her Goa.
She leaves a husband and the follow
ing children to mourn her loss: M.
Phil Da wson. of Texas; Mrs Brown
Harris. OF Columbia; Mr.. Amos Daw
son, of Columbia, and John Dawson.
who lived with his parents. The
funeral took place Friday afternoon at
one oclock at the Concord church,
conducted by Rev. M. G. Gabard; in
terment ut Concord burial ground.
Felix Jones.
Mr.. Felix Jones. well known
citizen OF the 18th district, aged about
81 years. died ut his home near Water
Valley Tuesday. The funeral service
was conducted Wednesday at II O. clock
by REV. Tom Jarrett. after which the
burial tooK place at the Alexander
graveyard Mr.. Jones just q few
weeks ago was baptized into tho
Christian church at Water Valley.
He left wife and three grown
children. Mr.. Jones was a highly
esteemed citizen and his death caused
sincere regret among the people OF his
neighborhooI.
Mrs. Sam Harrison.
The remains of Mrs. Sam Hardison,
VINO died in Jacksonville, Fla, last
Friday night, reached Columbia Tues
Fday night and were taken to the
Leftwich Biioge nelghborhood for
burial. Her brother, Mr.. Kendall
Hardlson, went to Jacksonville to ac-
company the remains home. Mrs.
hardlson was a Miss Kendall before
she married. She left five small chill
dren. She was born and raised in the
Leftwlch Bridge neighDorhood.
Price Smith.
Mr. Price w. Smith, of Culeoka, died
Saturday morning at $50 O'Clock, after
several weeks illness of typhoid
fever, aged 40 years. Deceased leaves
wife and one child and a large
circle of friends and relatives to
mourn his death. The funeral was held
Saturday in the Cumberland Pres
byterian church at four o'clock, con-
Quoted by Rev. John H. Price, of
Culleoka, intermeHt in the Wilkes bury
ing ground.
Louise Hollis Cameron. infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. d.
Cameron, Jr. fell asleep in Jesus Mon
day afternoon about 2 o'clock. The
funeral services were conducted at the
residence Tuesday afternoon at 3 80,
conducted by Rev J. A. Molloy.
lnterment in Rose Hill Cemetery. The
wounded. bleeding hearts of the parents
may remem Der and take comfort, that
Christ said, Suffer little children to
come unto me, and forbid them not;
for OF such Is the kingdom Of heaven.
Hardisou, the nine year ola son of
Mr.. and Mrs Tom HoDbR, OF Campbell
Station. died Monday after an illness
OF three months of typhoid fever, and
was burieo Tuesday in the Campball
Station burying ground.
Euia c. Thomas, the ,4-months old
daughter of J. r. Thomas, Of the Iron
b Idge ueighDorhoOd, died Tuesday
night.
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D. 1885.
SEAL. A. w. GLEASON,
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