The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03
OBITUARY..
Simon M, Block.

Mr.. Simon NJ. Block died at his home.
No 2 West Marshall Street. yester-
day morning about G o'clock. Typhoid
fever. from which he sufferd for about
five weeks. was the cause of death.
While 1t was known that Mr.. Block
was very sick. none expected his III
ness to prove fatal, and the announce
ment yesterday was great shock to
his friends.
NIr. Block was son of Mr.. M. S.
Block. and was associated with his
father in the Wholesale leather busi-
ness. He was exceedingly we'll known
and was very popular. He is survived
by his young wife and one brother and
three sisters.
The funeral services will take rlace
from NIortuary Chapel, Hebrew Gene
terry. Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The following gentlemen will act as
pall-bearers:
Honorarv-Dr. Fl. Fl. Levy. NIessrs.
A. D. Shotwell. j. w. Boston ]. r..
r. Anderson. j. W. Finch, LION NJ Nell
son. DIR. Otto Meyer w B. Nelson. j.
TAYLOR. NJ J. Marcuse, Fred v. Gum,
Chas. Fl. Gunst. Harry S. Binswanger,
Martin Eichel.
Active-Messrs. Joseph NJ. Lang. II.
J, Myers. Jr.. Percy ]. Straus. I. j. Mar
cuse. Roscoe c. Nelson Sidney Gunst,
Sam Eichel Memo Mittledorfer.
Funeral Of Mr., Lafong.
The funeral of Mr.. a. II. Lafong,
who died ut the home of his son -in- law
Mr.. Frank r. Diggs. No. LIPS Floyd
Avenue. late Friday night in the
seventy ninth year of his age, will take
place from the house this morning at
10 o'clock. and will be conducted by
Pew. NJ. S. Colonna and Rev John
Ridout.
Mr.. Lafong camo here from Fred
ericksburg, near which place he lived
n number of years. His parents were
natives of France. He leaves daugh-
ter Mrs. Frank T. Digs; two brothers
Messrs. George Lafong, of Charleston
S G.. and Edward Q. Lafong of S2G
West Grace Street, and two sisters
who 1.-Two in this city. Mr.. George La
fong has been engaged in railroad
work.
Funeral of Mr.. Bowles
The funeral of Mr.. Joseph Ii. Rowlcs
who died Friday afternoon, will take
place from his late residence, No. 2i0l
East Clay Street, this afternoon al
$3.50 o'clock.
| The pall-bearers will be Mcssrs. r
| G. Garrison. Berkeley Goode, Edward
| Willis. John w. Hughes. George Ma,
! honey. w. o. Clarke and Mr.. Wood.
| Ctch. VI tic iAoSoiilplANe Npi i>S. J. Nv
services will be conducted by Rev. Mr.
| Dorsett,
Funeral of Mrs. Franklin.
The funeral of Mrs. Annie Franklin
who died on Friday. will take plac,
from the residence Of her son, Mr.. b
| A. Franklin. No. 1901 West Mali
Street this afternoon. The intermen
will he in lakewood.
William Macarthur Green.
Especial to The Times Dlspntch.l
ALEXANDRIA. VA, March 2.--Th
funeral of William Macarthur Green
whose death occurred yesterday, vii
take place at 2:30 O'Clock Tomorrow
afternoon at the Hotel Appich, on Kim
Street where lie resided. Rev. p. 7
| Phillips, rector of st. Paul's Protcstan
Episcopal Church, will oniciatc. and tn
interment will be made in Ivy Hi
1 cemetery. The funeral will be conducte
with Masonic honors.
The deceased was Il member OF An
drew Jackson Lodge of Mnsons. Noun
Vernon Chapter, Royal Arch Masons; til
lsatchelor Club the Old Dominion Boa
i Club and the George Washington Birth
day Association. Representatives fror
nil of these organizations will atten
tho funeral,
Mrs. Amanda Johnson.
Especial to Tho Times DISPATCHED
PETERSBURG, VA, March 2--Th
funeral OF Mrs, Amanda j. johnson
who died yesterday at her son in-la,w
residence. in longdale, Va, took plac
IN BIandford this afternoon, Mrs. Johr
son was formerly a resident of Peters
burg.
Charles Hazelett.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
. \ n vI nt,l.
IIazelett died YESTERDAY at his HON
/, near Holy Neck, Va, aged thirtyfol
years no is survived by n widow an
} two children.
!, Mrs. A. K. Wyant.
[speca TO Tho Times DISPATCHED
{ CROZET VA. March 2.7-Mrs. A. I
Wyant. wife OF a, Is. Wyant, of Moo
/. mans River, Va. a prosperous merchnl
and prominent citizen of that town, die
: | Mt her homo thera after a hrpf illnas