The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-24
OBITUARY.
Robert G. huron.

the residence OF his parents, No. 1904
Venable~ Street. early Saturday morn-
The funeral took place from the home
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. The
burial was made In Hollywood. IS 4
Nnrjoric Doughty.
Marjorie Doughty, infant daughter of
Walter S. and Florence p. Doughty,
,so 2 70 w es cary Street r. 'r
morning. The funeral will take place!
| from the residence this afternoon atg4
o,cloel. and the interment Will. be made
Funeral Services.
The funeral OF Mr.. Claud G. Young
Will take place from the residence, No.
a7o8 l-2 Lester Street, at 4 o'clock this
lin lakewood,
airs. Ida II. Roscnbrum.
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Ida Fl. Rosen-8
baum, will take place at the II Hebrew
lCemetery this afternoon at s. G clock
Mrs. Hattie =. A. Tucker. YAH
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BEDFORD CITY, VA, June 23.-Alrs.
4 Hattie -. AZ Tucker, wife of Rev. Dallas
Tucker, rector OF st. Johns Episcopal
after a protracted aid distressing Ill
ness, extending over nearly five years.
Mrs. Tucker was q member Of prom-
marriage she resided in West Virginia
and Portsmouth. O., until near ten
4 years ago, when Mr.. Tucker was called
/ she Was a lady of remarkabie mental
ecutive ability. both. IN. her home and
in all; that concentrating welfare and
4 success of church organizations. For
years she taught the infant class of
4 the Sunday school, was president OF the
|Womans Auxiliary Missionary Society.
chief promoters of the Bedford Libra
Iry Association. Of which she was the
deficient treasurer until delicate health
4 lnecessitatcd her retirement.
4 The funeral Will take place Monday
morning q $3.50 o'clock, at st JOINTS
Church; the interment at Longwood
i Cemetery, Beside her husband she, is
Il Tucker. 37is.
Mrs. William SnndridEc.
cH PeS;T5 41 RMERsr 9oSa4Y
vA.x June 2s.-Mrs, William San
bridges remains We're laid to rest
Friday evening at 2 o'clock at the
old Henley family burying ground
survived by the following children
Mr.. William Ernest Sandridge, clerl,
, of the county. DR.. Ed. Sandridge a
practlclng physician of Amherst! coun.
ty; Mrs. Seldom Harrison. Mrs. ] ulit
q Wills, and Mrs. Joseph D. Bib, of5this
8 county. l:55
Charles II. Daley. y.
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.STRAsBURG. VA, June 23.-Charles
n +, Daley, a former prominent jewelel
at Lnesburg Va& died here this after.
noon, at the home of his father-in- law
S. M. Funk. He had been i'll for some
months. He had removed from here tc
s Leesburg some years ago. He is sur
s Mr. sa S Mrs Thoma.
n Edward, reside at Leesburg. ne
r The funeral will take place here
J, Tuesday. afternoon. lie was thtrty-slS
! years old. y L as I. q, \ ... ~
= !. Miss Lizzie Dnrnull. s
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!, FLOYD. VA, June 23.-Funeral ser.
: lyices were conducted here to-day by
s Rev, ]. X. Harris. it the Presbyterian
4 Church, over theEremains of Miss Lizzie
Darnal!, OF Chattanooga. Tenn. Mis-.
9 Darnall lived here for number q
= and G. L. Darnall, OF IChattanoogn; 7
= = J.. Darnall, Of Bluefield; II, M. ADarnall
Mrs, .Persinger, Mrs. 3Wedd, of Roanoke
2 land Mrs. Payne of Norfolk. ~
s Etlvnrd lcnncs.
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8 PETERSBURG, VA, June 23.-AIr
!. Edward l1anes,an honored citizen q
d Ettrick, died at his residence yesterday
Il lafternoon, after a long period of fail
] Ing. health. Mr.. Eanes wag nfty- thret
/ years Of age. and Is survived BY HI!
: son, and three sons--R r. Eanes, i.
e Walter =. Eanes and Howard Eanea E.
!. The funeral will take place to-nor
\ lrOW afternoon from Grace EpiscOpa