The Washington times., 1908-08-09
Died

CAMPBEL.L-Suddenly. al Brooklyn. n. Y.
August Z 1905. az II y. n. RUBY, beloved
vie o. John x Campbell, OF 1915 Third
street northwest. IN her hfty-ffth year
Funeral IRON her late residence at $50
a. m. Monday, thence 70 the immaculate
Conception Church. where a requiem mass
VIII be said for the rep0se Of her soul. In
terment at Mt. Olivet. IL
BURRIER-suddenIy. on Thursday. August
{. 1908 WILLIAM II. BURRIER believes
husband Of Mary K. Burrisr. aged afty-siE
years
William H Burrier was q locomotive en-
glneer and had been a resident OF the
District 10 years He had been IN iII heaIt IA
Tor several years and died as a result OF
al operation. Ar. Burrier was a member
or several Masonic chapters. MluingtOn. 1856
OF Baltimore, Nd. Royal Arch Chapter and
with the Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
gineers. Capital Division $50. His wife,
Mary i. Burrter, one son. Harry O. Bur
Tier. and daughter. Ms. Winnie b. Booker,
survive him.
DELY-Oa Saturday, August s, 1908 at q
a. m, BARTHOLOMEW, infant son OF
bartholomew and Mary Daily
JENKINS-On Friday. August 7, 1908, at
ChildTen's Hospital, RAY r, beloved son
OF Ray 7. and the late Lilly ". lColemanJ
Jenkins. aged six years and fifteen days.
ORTIAdER-suddenIy, Saturday. August g.
1908. at 3.l5 a. m, at residence. 1928 Rose
dale street northeast, JOSEPH II. MORTI-
MER, husband OF the late Jane Alice Nor
timer.
Joseph H Mortimer was employed as a
fireman at the state, War and Navy De-
partment. His death resulted from acute
Indigestion. He was a member OF the
motherhood OF Stationary FIremen. Mr.
Mortimer is survived by one daughter,
Marion and seven s0ns, Albert Earnest
Leo DIN, William and Walter West.
PALMER-suddenly, on Friday, August Z
1905 at the residence Of her son. William
II. Palmer, near Arlington, Va. MARY
F, PALMER aged eishty-four years.
ROWE-On Friday August I. 1908. Err
NESTINE !. ROWE. beloved daughter Of
Ernest and the late Lucy D Rowe.
Miss Ernestine J.. Rove was Il years old
and died after lingering illness OF three
months. She was IAeTn Der OF the Whit
ney Avenue ChristisI Church and a grad
uate Of the Business High School, class
OF 1908 Her father Is Z. N Rowe. an EN-
plOye Of the Observatory. Her grandfather
Is James d. Rowe, II the Treasury De-
Iartment.
sHUGRUE-On Friday, August 2, 1905
TIMOTHY EDWARD SHTGRIJE aged
three years and ten months. beloved and
only son OF Timothy e and Mary 9.
Shugrue. on Conduit road, D. c.
WESTON Friday, August I, 1908. at 1i:55
?. m, JOHN N. WEST, beloved husband Of
Catherine L West.
John NJ. West was a local cattle dealer
and has been q lifelong resident OF tina
District He has been an invalid for sew
eral years. Mr.. West was a member OF
the Independent Order OF Junior Mechan-
los. He Is survived by his wife, Catherine
Louise West. two daughters, Mrs. Ander-
son and Mrs. Mauger. Of St Louis, No,
and son. Earnest.
MITCHELL-On Friday, August T. 1905. at
1915 a m, ELSIE VIE, beloved wife OF
Harry ". Mitchell and daughter OF the
late Major and Mrs. Marion T. Anderson.
Funeral from her late residence, 23l1 p
street northwest, Sunday, August 9, at 3
D N. Interment private
Mrs. F''sie Anderson Mitchell was the
daughter OF the late Major Marion Ander-
son and Emma V. Anderson. She was
twenty-siN years old and died suddenly OF an
acute attack OF indigestion resulting in
complications Mrs. Mitchell Is survived by
hel husband. Harry W. Mitchell secretary
OF the N. c. Mitchell Company Of George
town. and two daughters, Frances and
Viola. auS-2t