The Springdale news., 1906-07-27
DEA HIS,
POLLOCK

Ill for the past few weeks. passed away Saturday morning at nine o'clock at his home on Holcomb Street. Funeral services were held at the NJ. E. church. South Sunday morning at 10:S0 o'clock, conducted by Rev. E. NJ. Burrow the pastor. The remains were inferred in Bluff Cemetery, under the auspices of the Masonic lodge of which deceased was member,
 Deceased was boru in Alabama October 1. 1880, and at an early age came with his parents tt Washington County, locating on l Clear Creek. southwest oi i Springdale. August ., 1880, lie was united in marriage to Susar N. Litterel and to them nine children were born, >lX daughters and three son>, those living being Mrs. Sarah E. Banks, and Mrs Margaret F. Ritter of Sprin@daie. J.. T. Pollock. of Zena. L T., Louisa NJ. Swartwout of Mount am Grove. Mo-, aid Ben r. Pollock. of Oklahoma City, 0. T. In the 70's the family moved to SPrinedale, occupying the prop erty where Mr. Pollock died, which was, at that time. the only house in that section of fthe town. Soon after coming to .Springdale Mir. Pollock engaged i'll the drug bussiuess with Dr. Hiram Daily, deceased, father of II. A. Daily. Afterwards the stock was divided and both con- tinued business for d while, aud then Mir. Pollock purchased the furniture business of Geo. W. Lea. With the exception of q short time when r. (. Ritter was partner with him he has con- ducted the business alone until q few mouths ago l.. NJ. Riggs was taken Ill as partner. and when Mir. Pollock was taken sick q few months ago. he disposed of the business b AIr. Riggs. while Mr. Pollock vas engaged Ill tie drug busiuess he also for q tlme conducted the Frisco House. q hotel owned by Joe Hoieomb which stood near tie site of the Auditorium. Only few months ago the building was purchased by l. F. Lane and re- moved and renodeled as | resi- dence, being How occupied by T. N. Berry and family.
 October f5, 1s97. Mr. Pollock lost his wife, and in January. 19e1 he was united in marriage t0. Mrs. Mary Hale. Hersehe1 Pollock, little grandson of Mr. Pollock. and son of Albert Pol lock. deceased. made his home with them. tile three coustitu- ting the family, tie children all being married. Some two months ago Mrs. Pollock died. Mr. Pollock was then Ill poor health. and the blow was so great that he gradually grew worse, and was soon forced to take his bed. During his last illness he has been visited by all his surviving children. and all were with him when the end came except Mrs. Swartwout. of Mountain Grove, Mo-. and his son, Ben, of Oklahoma City. A daughter-in-law, Mrs. Georgia Hull, of Beacon, Iowa, arrived Tuesday night of last week
 During his last illness Mr. Pollock realized that the end was at hand and arranged his busi- ueSs accordingly. He selected J F. Denver, cashier of the Bank of Springdale. as administrator of his estate and also as guardian of his grandson, Herschel. Her. schel will return to Iowa with his motIler.
 AIr. Pollock had for many years been q member of the NJ. l.. Church.. South, and was long tine member of the Mason fra ternity. He lad tle confidence and respect of all who knew him.
 SHARP.
 Uncle Henry Sharp. living northwest of town on Spring Creek, died Tuesday night at the age of S2 years. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at } clock, conducted by Ed. I. NJ. Phillips, and the remains were inferred in the neighboring ceme- tery, Uncle Henry was born in Tennessee and had beeu resi- dent of this section since 1855. He had been married twice aud Is survived by his second wife and a number of children and grand children. He was one of the best