The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
~ Miss Lizzie and Miss Katie

daughters ISIS Lizzie Miss IS t t's
4 t sha vas 4 devoted member OF Saint,
Mary 8 German Catholic Chur Oh. a. true l
ana devoted wifi 6, owing and IA ffectionate
Il other, and was wi elys know through
out the city, and was loved by al that sl1
knew her. ~ 5ya !, III
The funeral will take place from SAM
Mary,s German Catholic Church Sunday
evening at "a # clock. Friends and and
aintances cordial invited t.. to At
tend. IA 81 4. ri 81
5ast Mrs. Mary Crouch:
The deaf h Of Mrs. Mary Crouch 1 oc-
curned at 9 rs o. clock at her home no
$40 North Twenty ghth5 Street, a er$ an
illness OF several weeks.
Mrs. Crouch was slxty--1our ears ll,s I. 9. 81
age. She IS survived by seven daughters
Mrs. John Kerns. Mrs, Frank Heath.
Mrs. Rosa Chamherlaine, Mrs. Charles
Gary. Mrs Frank Blunt. Miss Eva
or ouch, Miss Amanda Crouch, and three
sons-J u. !. Crouch, Alonzo8 Crouch and
W. @. Crouch. js y,
The funeral of Mrs. Crouch .' ~! y. axe az
place Sunday fternoon a. E4 @ Clock IRON
ST. james Methodist Episcopal Church
The burial will he in OalS Us vi
Funeral Services,
The funeral OF Mr.. Patrick T lerney Nc.
Gee took place at q o clock yeste day al
ts,rnoon from the Sacred Heart CHURCH
The interment was made IN NJ T.: calvary
sCemetery. .s.i .5 q
THE funeral Il OF Mrs.. Lizzie "a Duke
daughter Of Mrs. Jane Jackson, who died
timber home, No. 1910 East Broad street,
took place h from FIoge Memorial Church
al q O'clock yesterday a fternoon.& The
burial was made In lakewood. !-I
The funeral of William Nv. BLACKBURN
Infant son OF y Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
blackburn took place from he home,
No. 623 South First Street, yesterday ais
lternoon nj ~ s e $. II
a The funeral Of Mrs, MARGARET Lynch
who lied In the home Of the Littl SIS
ters OF the Poor, No.816 Harvie Street,
took place yesterday afternoon The
burial was In Mt Calvary,
Dr.. John r. Jones.
835.5. (special to The Times lspntch.)
IL EMPORIA. va March 25-Dr. John
r. Jones died at II 10 o. clock this morn-
ing at the family residence here, sur-
rounded by the members OF his Fanny
and his brother physlcians,jsa H Z.
Graduating from the Jetterson Madical'
College, Of philadelphia, fifty years ago.
he came to Greenesvlle county and be-
gan his life's work, where he continued
to practice until the Civil War, 5ss
\ He went through the entire campaign.
and was at different times connected with.
various Virginia commands In his pro-,
fesslonal capacity, being at one time an
assistant Of DR., Herbert Clalborne's. OF
Petersburg. His services upon the battle
field We're time and again honoraply
mentioned by his superiors. And after
General Lee surrendered. tha young plly-
sician In the bloom Of manhood returned
to his friends and home and began aneW
the battle In which the rayagcs of war.
had played a sad part. t
Dr. j ones's ability as a physician was
recognized far and wide, and his Jovlal
disposition made him friends wherever
he was known.
A DR., and Mrs, Jones had been married
even thlrty-eight years yesterday. and
he had been practicing his profession ex-
actly forty-eight years, II ,5
Dr. Jones was born In Greenesyille
county sixty-nine years ago, and leaves
large family, Including his wife,
The funeral will occur Sunday m orning,
and will take place at the family plot.
three miles south of EmrcrIa, 4.
Samuel Rumbough.
Especial to The Times-D lspAtc.l3
gI.YNCHBuRG, VA, March 25,-Afr.
Samuel ID. Rumboug h. an old and highly
EASTER FLOWERS.
Finest collection of Azaleas. Lilies Red
Rambler doses, Hydrangeas. Splreas
and Hyacinths In the city