The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
OBITUARY.
funeral Of Mrs. Simmons.

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The funeral Of Mrs. Della A. Simmons,
who died Friday morning. will take place
from Asbury Methodist Bplscopal Church
to-day ct g p. NJ. she leaves one bros
Their, Mr.. O. I. Merritt, two sons and
two daughters-R Fl. Simmons, U. NJ.
jsimmons, Mrs. A. ]. Hague and Mrs.
Charles Burkert. The following gentle
mon will act as pall-bearers: Honorary
DR., r. P. Matthews, George Paul, John
Dietrich and Joseph w. Welsiger. Active
-Messrs. q. w Weisiger, ]. g. Rice, r.
D. Walker, NJ. A. Campbell, j. r. Smith,
3. j. Walker, w Brands and 9. W.
Hague.
Funeral Of Mr.. Courtney
4 Tho funeral Of Mr., William B. Courtney,
who died Friday night at his home, No.
511s South First Street. takes place at
o'clock this afternoon from the Second
Baptist Church. Ell 81 s. b
s I'll The service viii 30 conducted by the
pastor, DR.. ", r. L. Smith, Tho inter-
mont viii DO made In Hollywood. "a ~
The following detail has Been appointed
by Leo Camp to attend tho funeral:
Messrs. John Boiling, ". B. Lightfoot,
Nv, B. Freeman, Thomas q. Pollard, Ro.S
bert N. Thomas John N. Gordon, John
G.. Burruss. and W. 2. Moore.
s5 Funeral Of Mr.. Christian.
Tho funeral OF Mr.. William Prior Chris
ftian will take place shis afternoon Mt
$3.50 o'clock from the residence. No 1901
Grove Avenue. The pall-bearers Will be
as follows: DR.. John r. Wheat and
Messrs. George Wilson, G. p. Saunders,
Lewis r. Mason. james 7. Lewis. George
". Parsons, Fl. L. Denoon. and James
Wlittet. $;. x 3yt
Mrs Julia Hearn. s 3g5f
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5Iearn, wife OF Martin w TIenrn, q well
known citizen Of Isle of Wight county,
.diod at o clock this morning ut her
home, nonr Smlthfeld, aged sxty-threey
years. She had been III since last Sat-
urday with pneumonlu. f'ts34lssss
S Tho funeral will take place at . a clock
Sunday afternoon from Olyet Methodist
Church. four miles from smitl1neld, and.
will be preached by the pas tor 1eev.&R
SA.4 Compton. The deceased. who was
"a most excellent woman. had been
member Of the Methodist Church for
forty years. {i
III Mrs. Hearn Is survived by a;widower,.
three daughters and flve sons-Mrs,5J. w.
Holloway, Mrs. A. NJ, Turner. Mrs.
Amanda Holland. and w. BIZ. ~ 8. H,
L. T., and L. II. Ifearn. "a
Mrs. Richard Winstead.
special to The Times. p!spatch.) 7,
Il HEAItSYlhDlJif ii VA r epFuuIy Y @o--
Mrs. Richard Winstead died at her home
at Village, northumberland, Saturday
morning OF conaAmpt on, aged about fifty
years, She is survived by three daughters
ana two sons Her remains will be buried
at the Henderson Church Cemetery to-
morrow afternoon. Rev. y, y. Garner
will conduct the burial services.
Colonel Rives' Funeral.
Especial to Tho Times .Dispntch.)
GORDONSVILLE,& VA, February &.-
Tho funeral OF Colonel A fired L, Rlves,
who died at his home, Castle Hill, AL
bemarle county, ut an early hour Thurs
day morning, will take place Sunday
morning at III OF clock from Grace Epis-s
copal Church. Gotham. His daughter,
Princess Troubetskoi, the renowned au-
thoress Is very Ill at her homo In New
York and will not be able to attend. Il
Isl Mrs. q. f. Flippo.
Especial to. Tho Times. Dispatch:
ROANOKE VA, February 2S.-Mrs. o.
T., Fllppo, the wife Of Rev. Fllppo who
was for many years a Baptist minister
& in this city. died In Philadelphia this
morning from heart disease,