The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-07
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Mrs. knte YOst.

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KATE Yos d xA hero Seysp MopaaS 6se
seventy-four. She was a daughter Of
Major Thomas ie,,r, Il, Mtaloney. who was as
son in the latter's tailor shop in
GreenevilIe, and who later became his
private secretary. Mrs. Yost. as a
s sod an mas amda ayor the q ess w o sn
preserved was a pair of scissors and
4 ,candlestick which Johnson gave her
When he was tailor In Greeneyille.
Mrs. Yosts father died In the West
not many years ago.
DR.. Samuel II. Anderson.
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BR1SToL.. VA. November 6..Dr.
Tenn. last Sunday night in. the eighty
NTH, year OF his age. He was. n
brother OF the late Joseph r. Ander-
son the founder anSs OF Bristol
family. He was born in Scott county.
Va. and from there came to Bristol
in 1852. and was the first practiclne
lean War. but during. the ciyli War
was In Kansas. and did not enlist as a
soldier. His death removes the last
WrRnia OF He Was breeher Of the
late Mrs. Kane. who died at Gate City.
Va. a year ago. When he came to
Bristol. this place was but a village,
and was known as Kings Meadows.
George w. Mccormick.
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WINCHESTER. VA, November O.
George w. Mccormick. prominent
retired business man. died to-day after
a brief illness. aged seventy EIGHT
years. He was a native of jefferson
county. and served In Company D..
Seventh Virginia Cavalry. during the
Civil War; His widow. three sons and
one daughter survive. He was menu
q. - - N(oo
John w. Chrismore.
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WINCHESTER, VA. November g.
John w. Chrismore, aged thirty-three.
died day. after long Illness caused
BY falling from his horse while serv-
ing in the cavalry in the Philippines
several years ago. He leaves his
mother. Mrs. Virginia Newman. and
brother. Harry Chrismore.
Mrs. Norue Lee De,at.
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WINCHESTER. VA. November g.
Mrs Norne Lee Dent. wife of William
w. Dent. and daughter of the late
Edward Smith, OF Winchester. died
suddenly OF acute indigestion last night
at her home. In Washing ton. aged
forty-six years. She leaves hus-
band. Ave sons, three brothers and one
sister.
Mrs. Mary Picker. =.
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STAUNTON, VA. November 6.-Nirs.
Mary Picker, OF this city. died to-day
while visiting daughter near
waynesboro. She was eighty years
old, the widow of Levi Picker. and
leaves i've children.
wv. II. Snoddy.
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KEYSV1LLE, VA. November 6.-Mr.
w. T. Snoddy. of this place. passed
away this morning after protracted
illness. The deceased leaves a widow
and two young sons, an aged mother
and one brother. He was prominent
business man and insurance agent and
will be greatly missed by large cir
Gle Of friends.
Mrs. Lucy A. spiers.
PUMPKIN. VA. November 6.-Mrs.
Lucy A. Spiers, aged eighty-two years.
died Of heart disease at the residence
OF her daughter, Mrs. G. o. Sledgs. near
this place, last night at midnight. The
remains were taken to Petersburg for
burial. Deceased is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. g. o. Sledge. OF South
ampton county. and Mrs. r. a. Under
wood, of Petersburg.
Funeral of MIR. Spivcy.
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PETERSBURG. VA, November g.
The funeral of the late Charles A..
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