Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-04
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James, New YORK; y. I. Booth
York; r. ?. ZogbauT. New York. dad
Or. and Mrs. Sush' ue. Bosro..
DIED.
BARNARD, On Sunday Noyember 3. 1907. after
few days, Illness. EGRERT G. BARNARD
formerly of Adrian. Mich). beloved husband
of Sally Bradley Barnard.
Funeral notice hereafter.
ROLAND. On Sunday November 8, 1907. az
11:15 pm. FRED A. beloved son of The
late Martin and Kathryne Boiand.
Funeral from the residence OF his amt. Mrs.
Mary \. Hendricks, Wednesday. November 8.
at am. thence to the Church of the Im-
maculate Conception. where requiem
Will be said for the repose of his soul. 2
cox. On Monday, November 4, 1907, at am,
FRANK c. cox, beloved husband Of Chris.
tena A. Cox NEE Meyers
Funs5q from W 2s ssdsnSs S
ut pm. Kindly omit flowers.
$50 am. ANDREW. of Elizabeth and
the late Edward Culnan. aged thirty-four
Funeral from his late residence. 5o7 9th, street
northwest. Wednesday. November 6. at
O'Clock Pm; Relatives and friends respect
ii 30 pm, MARY HELENA DUNN. dsugh.
ter of the late John and Anna Dunn.
Funeral from her residence. s26 23d street north.
west. Tuesday morning at O'Clock, thence
to st. Stephens Church. Friends aud rela-
tives invited.
FRENCH. On October 81. 1907. at her resi-.
MES L. G. FRENCH. wife Of Rev. J. L.
Funeral win he held from the family residence
Wednesday, November e. at 10 am.
JOHNSON Saturday November Q 1907 at
pm; SUSAN HARRERT JOHNSON. wife
. OF j. w. Johnson of Texas.
Thomas W, HunSerford. 300 y street north.
west, Tuesday. November 5. pm.
KoRFF. On Saturday. November 2. 1907. at
her residence. 925 North Carolina avenue
X. Korff
Funeral services will be held Tuesday. November
>, at 10 O'Clock am at ST. Aloysius Church
LUCAS. On Sunday November p 1907, at 1858
am. THOMAS E LUCAS, beloved husband
of Frances Lucas. ITO Goth street northwest.
Funeral from the Mctporolitan nnptIst Church,
street between 18th and 18th "Wednesday.
November 6, at pm. Friends and relatives
invited.
MAHER. On Sunday morning November 3.
Maber at 1s sn Ranant - OIL he sI1 eFgrae p
beloved wife of George W Naher
Funeral ont, on Tnesday morning November s. tron,
and 14th street northwest. ct ~ O'Clock.
1nterment private.
oTTERBACK. On SATURDAY. Novcmber 2. 1867.
at $40 I'm. MATTE L.. beloved wife Of
Funeral from Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church. 9Th and Pennsylvania avenue soVti-
east. Tuesday, November 5, at pm. Inter
ment private.
9: 1907. MAUD THoRNih1LL PORTER
Philadelphia and New York papers please copy
RYDER. On November !. 1907. JOHN F.: and
ALoYSIUs j.. at the residence of their par
ents. John F. and Mary E. Ryder, 1909 Mar
lou street northwest
1nterment private.
SUFFER- On SATURDAY.. November 2. 1907 at
pm: JOHN T. sUTER. aged seventy eight
Funeral from his late residence. 42o n street
lntsrment at Glenwood cemetery
ToWNsLEY Departed this life on Saturday,
-, beloved wife Of Thornton W. TownsIey.
3, from vermont Avenue Baptist Church.
WHITE; Fell asleep in Jesus Saturday Novem.
pef stree: 1se at q his lo
loved husband of Carrie Jackson White and
son OF Samuel and Sarah White.
the aSsnne saSst ek
bers and friends invited to attends
In Memoriam.
BOWLING. In loving remembrance of our dear
husband and loving father. THOMAS DOW
LING. who fell asleep November 8. 1900 and
our granddaughter HELEN W. BOWLING,
''Oh, for touch of a vanished hand
And a sound of voiceuS>t is still"
4. z. D.
SMITH. In sad but loving remembrance of my
devoted husband. GEORGE c. SMITH who
departed this life one year ago today No
MATTE HERBERT SMITH
SNOWDEN. In sad but loving remembrance of
my dear mother. THERESA. SNOWDEN, who
departed this life three years ago today,
November f. 1904.
Days of sadness still come DER me;
Tears of sorrow silently flow;
Fond memory keeps my mother me.
Though heaven claimed her three ears ago.
By HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER SUG.
STUNKEL. In loving memory of a dear one,
JESSIE GAY STUNKEL who died al CeTesco
Mich, October q. 1907. aged thirty-seven
years. Her late home at sol Ii street
northeast.
We miss thy kind and willing hand
Our home is dark without thee,
We miss thee everywhere.
Farewell. dear mother, thou hast left us,
Thy face earth well see more;
We miss thee here, but will go
Where thou hast gone before.
lis hard, we know, to give thee up,
But must bear the pain:
1t seems to me hear thy voice -
In memory's sweet refrain.
Rest, dear mother! Thy warfare is ended,
At length relieved from all thy pain.
When We too, our mission FIJI
We hope TO Join thee then again.
BY HER SON-IN-LAW ERNEST z FISHER.