The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
OBITUARY..
Mrs, Z. y. Voolfolk.

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Mrs. Louis P. 39yyoolfolk died last night
street. in swansboro. she had been In
feeble health for a long time and had
been confined to her homo for a month
or more. VI Il
Mrs. voolfolk was Christian woman
OF wide acquaintance She was the widow
or Plchcgruo Voolfolk and for many
years lived at Richmond College, whore
she conducted a large bonrding-housc
for the students. She had several sons
who were we'll known and popular men,
Tho only one surviving Is Mr.. r. P.
voolfolk. who was with his mother
when she died. Clarence, another son,
died quite suddenly In Norfolk q few
months ago.
Tho arrangements for tho funeral have
not been made.
Q. W. Rogers.
Veteran c. w. Rogers died yesterday
morning at Z o'clock at the Soldiers
Home, where he had been an inmate
since last August.
Mr.. Rogers was native OF Henrco
county and was- sixty-six years OF age
Throughout the war he served gallantly
in Company g, Virginia Cavalry.
The funeral Will take place this morn
Ing from the Soldiers Home Chapel. Ire
nterment will be made In Hollywood
Funeral Of Mrs. Boyd.
The funeral Of Mrs, James G, Boyd
viii take place at 4 O'clock this after
noon from tho residence OF her son. Mr..
". 8. Forbes, No. sea West Franklin
Street, The Rev. DR.. George Cooper, OF
the First Baptist Church. will oAclate
at the service. Tho lnterment will BIO
made in Hollywood. The following gen
tlen,en will act as pall-bearers:
| "A nvtlle w. a. SnlIt H..
", r. Johnston. w. Fl. coqu!tt, T. NJ.
workman, John G. Young, w, o. Young,
i, ". Fuller, j. Jordan Leake DR.. Edward
Honorary-J. D, Patton, John 8. Har-
wood Dr. John o pn' g: a. La HseTy
Harwood, j. B, Pace, Ashton starke,
Dr. r. A. Patterson. r, D. Hotchkiss,
John II, George. Polk Miller. J. B. Moore.
" II. Grant, Jr., Colonel T. NJ. Talcott.
IT. M. Perkins, John H. Lyons. Robert
Powers, James Moneurs. , Honert - p
Richard johnson, A. D. Williams. John
~ Harrison. Daniel Mccarthy, John y.
BlnIr William IIahliston, John Chamol!n'
H.nrv watkins John c.. Williams. John
" Arlington, G. E. Wingo, Wyndhain
Boiling.
William j. Meadow, v
fsnec,s, to The Tlmes,nisnntch,)
rARn1VILLD, VA February A-
The death Of Mr.. William J, Meadow, ono
or Farmy!le's most honored and best
known citizens. occurred al his home sum
day morning at o'cioek. Mr. Meadow
| was In his ty-sixth year. and had
been a resident OF this place TOR many
years, He was a most valuable citizen IN
many ways, Mr.. Meadow Is survived
by four children-Mr Wras Meadow OF
Richmond; Mrs, 9. g, Jackson. Mrs.
George II, Wright. and Miss Atoll!e
Meadow. OF this place,
The funeral was held yesterday after,
noon from, the home, Rev, s. H. Thomp
| son officiating. The remains, We're laid
| to rest In the Farmvillc Cemetery. The
| floral tribute wa sbeautIful; quite a NUM-
| her OF the flowers were sent by friends IN
! Richmond. The pall-bearers We're: DR..
Richard Bldgood, r. T., Erambert. L, Y.
verser, c. g, Fleming Joe Farrar, W.
| C. 5Fallwell and D, r, Traylor.
Or, Lewis McC. Gibbs,
| isncclal to The Times. Dispatch.l l 8
LEXINGTON, VA. February a4,-Dr,
\ Lewis McCampbeli Gibbs, In his fortleth