The Bourbon news., 1905-08-29
DEATHS.

when Mrs. Gabrielle Brent Hinton en-
tered intothe eternal sleep. Only afew
hours previous a precious little daugh-
ter, Gabrielle, had taken flight with
angels wings to await the mothers
coming into the Heavenly home.
Sad, yes truly sad, to see a young
mother Of only thirty eight years
taken from the midst of a happy and
most interesting family, yet God is
wise and knows best and we should
not question the taking poor
mortals cannot understand now, but
some sweeU-day when we meet Him
face to face we Will then perhaps un-
derstand all these things so unfath-
Omable.
Mrs. Hinton was a lovable young
woman, with pleasing manners, tender
and sympathetic nature. With her
pleasant word and smile for every
one Of her acquaintance. enderaed
her to the hearts of all, and the pass
ing from our midst of this loving and
tender mother, devoted wife and
true friend has cast a gloom over the
entire community.
She is survived by her husband,
Judge E. T. Hinton; two little daugh-
ters, Elizabeth and Almeta, aged re-
spectively 10 and years; her father,
I'm II fxryn icfc
Claude M. Thomas and Miss Mary
Porter Brent, and one brother, Mr..
Hugh Brent.
Mrs. Hinton had been a delicate
woman for a numberof years and had
borne her suffering with a Christians
patience, uncomplainingly, but the
immediate cause of her death was
Bright's disease.
The mother, with her little cherub
clasped to her breast, were laid to
rest in the same casket.
The funeral services were held yes
terday afternoon, at the residence, on
Pleasant street, conducted by her
pastor, Rev. DR.. z. H. Rutherford.
The pall-bearers were: Albert Hin
ton, Harry Chambers, Robert Cog
gin, Charlton Alexander and w. G..
Talbot.
Ambrose Buford, well-known
citizen and pioneer business man of
Covington, died at his late residence,
in that city Saturday morning,
at the age of 70 years. He had been
q resident of Covington for more than
80 years, and until the last four years,
when i'll health forced him to retire,
he was actively engaged in business.
He was born in Bourbon county, on
January 25, 1926. He married Miss
Margaret Mills Anderson, daughter of
Colonel Hall Anderson, of Garrard
county, who with two sons and three
daughters, survive him. The sons
are Hall A. BufOrd, of California, and
Clifton r. Buford, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, and his daughters, Mrs. Emily
Bristow and Mrs. Oscar Taylor, of
Covington, and Mrs. George Alexan-
der, OF this city.
Deceased's father was Col. Thomas
Buford, of Bourbon county, whose
family came to Kentucky from Cul-
pepper county, Va.
The funeral services were at 6
O'Clock Sunday evening and the body
taken to Lancaster, KY, for burial
yesterday.
james Wilkerson, county detec-
tive of Fayette, died yesterday at ST.
Joseph Hospital, Lexington.
Thomas Murphy, aged 33 years,
died at the Fordham hotel, in this
city, Sunday night, after several
months illness. He was the son of
the late Mr.. Mike Murphy, Sr., and
brother of Mr.. Mike Murphy, the
well-known transfer man.
Tom Murphy was a generous, in
dustrious and popular young man,
whose friends are numbered by the
score. Several months ago he suffer
ed from severe attack of jaunders and
has never been well since. He spent
three weeks at French Lick Springs
recently in hopes of being benefited,
but other complications set in which
caused his death.
Funeral services will take place at
the Catholic Church tomorrow (Wed-
nesday) morning, at9:3O O'Clock, con-
Quoted by Rev. Father E. A. Burke.