The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-05
81. Lee Earhart
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ma R IA r. "a. March 4.-Mr; e. Lee
Who resides near Rad a died f. e 4s,a.
san, Arizona, Thursday Of tuberculosis.
ws s sa ans see had IN hp poor health for long
last two years. He leaves .NS Ri h9s a md
child In Arizona. besides his mother, two
iG p ct nan Messrs VIII Earhart, Of Pu-
hart. Of Pulaski ''''''' MSS hu'u Ear
pa dSs deceased was student at virginia
college. but returned to the farm " before
srHaa az ,, owing to poor health.
aslways led an exemplary life. his death.
far from home and relatives, is a sad
one. Burial was made In Arizona
Mrs. Nancy ]. Rowland.
Special to The Times-DIspatch.)
~ KING n. GEORGE, VA. March 4.-Mrs.
Howianda died w, very s Q, iaa late e
her home near Edge Hili postofrice
s hhins George county, Thursday night
her usual health, when stricken
With, with apopiexy and died in few a mo- mo.
Mrs Rowland was abou, eira.v.,ve
years old and had always ENJOYED OK
cellent health. She is survived by TWO
daughters and three sons and aoo1t
Der Q, the Baptist Church. and 'e her
f hsy, will se s9aauc.ed BY her pastor.
A. B. Cheatham.
Especial to The Times Dispatch)
nDANYILLE, VA. March IA. Il.
panvile and Western RaiWaS d fea the to
S Ssf ii nttsas s q ateGsgs, Hospital after
day NJ and an was taken IL last Tues
had most severe attack Of the disease.
The de-, DECEASED was "a years old and is
s snd n 81 sls yap KEY. wife this
ana two broshers. Messrs. waiter aeaaa an1 y
Mr.. James Boy.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
Ra nRiasI as Il Tenn TIE M, March 4-Mr JAS
oao rmeu h9m sdd a s Z, son. nI Jasop
Friday afternoon. The deceased was Ii
years OF age. His death was due to
nssst t ana he., Hs one the
van county. His remains were taken to
s ana old DID, family MI home to-day for burial
his ser Wife, who TO d dfs e ses the
Mrs. Josie Vaughan.
tsrec,al 70 The Times Dispatch.,
Josie Tucker Vaughan, wife Of Mr.. Her
RPsss s P;,n,. Amelia A. county isat aisht
Cemetery at o'clock this aItssnoon.
Mrs. Vaughan Is survived by one
brother. Mr. Floyd Tucker. OF Ashlaro,
Va. The sympathy OF the entite co,r.
munity is with the bereavei husband
who Is now critically I'll.
Charles T. Bland.
sHACKLEFoRD's va, March 4.-srr.
Charles 7. Bland. one OF the most prom
!nent citizens Of King and Queen county. .
died very suddenly at his home This
afternoon from heart failure. Mr. Bland
was extensively engaged In the mercar-
tile ana lumber business and was highly
esteemed wheraver known. He was q
p p min II Mason being past master
a widow and five children.
Mrs. Mary Paris Smith.
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Mary Paris Smith. wife Of r, A. Smith.
died Saturday night. In the fifty-sixth
year OF her age, She was a daughter
Of William Paris, for many years sher-
III OF this county. She was u fine lady
and was prominently connected.
terian Church here on Monday.
Randolph Dobyns.
Especial to The -Dispatch.)
BRADFORD. VA. March a.--Randolph.
the infant son OF Mr., and Mrs. Rice
Dobyns. Of East Radford, died Friday
night, after several weeks Illness and
was buried Saturday at Mr.. Dobyns's =
home, near Auburn.
Funeral services were conducted by
Rv r, X, Sutherland.