The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-12
OBITUARIES
MIS-. NnnnIe A. JellIc.

Mrs. Mamie a. Jellie died TUESDAY
morning az Iis9 oeloek In hsr s homf
in the fifty-siXth year OF her age. she
was the widow of Captain Alexander
Jellie, who was for many years super
intendent of Glendale National Gene
eight children-Mrs. c. Fl. Whitlock,
Mrs. j. H Bowry, Mrs. a. n. Fisher,
Mrs. ]. s. Hawkins, Mrs. w. NJ. Jones,
Miss Alice Jellie and Messrs. X. II. Jel-
The funeral Will be held from the
Third Presbyterian Church this after,
noon at 8 o'clock. The services VIII
be conducted by the Rev p. h q a,, EsstMN.
Sublett. The interment VIII be IN
lakewood Cemetery.
Mrs. NJ. e. auarles.
Mrs NJ. f. ouarles. wife OF the iate
John S. Quarles. died at the -, TesiaenaSSee
OF her daughter, Mrs. j. a. Wray' .. 90 90
South Cherry street. yssterday at ae g bsp
age. She is survived by seven chill
o ersnMso9 Mrs. y" W. T. BEVERLY Mrs. !.
A. wray. Mrs. L. \. Jeter Mrs. y; r. r.
Hudgins. The funeral services VIII ne
conducted this afternoon at 4 o.clock
at calvary Baptist Church. Interment
in Riyerview Cemetery.
Mrs. G. l.. Cox.
Mrs. c. L. Cox, the, widow or MI M.
home HON, OF Of her son, Mr.. Thomas L. Cox
$50 IL North sixth Street.
she is survived by ono sister. Mrs.
e H. White Of E Il 1nns es of Wash g. h.
una q y n G.. and nd two children-Mr. T.
L. Cox and Mrs. r. II. Harvey.
The funeral will take place this al
ternoon at $3.50 from the residence.
The interment Will be In RiVerVie"
Cemetery.
Mrs. Louisn Rebeccn Kelley.
Mrs. Louisa Rebecca Kelley died at
her home. SIS West Marshall street
yesterday evening at 7 o'clock. ~
She is survived by her husband. MI.
p T. kslley and three 81 S9isa Kern and
Miss louie c. Kelley. ~,
Arrangements for the funeral VIII
be made later.
Mrs. VI. e. Quarles.
Mrs. NJ. E. Quarles died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. j. a. Wray, 326
South Cherry Street. Yesterday after
The funeral will take place this af-
ternoon at o'clock from Cavalry Bap-
fist Church. The interment will be in
George william Black.
PocAHoNTAs. VA. March 1.-THE
funeral of George William Black. the
two and "a -half-year old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. FLOYD Black, whose uedtH OSCpiASo
on Thursday, took place from the res
idencc on Saturday, conducted by the
Rev. T.. Olivier, OF Blueheld. w. Va.
1t is safe TO say that In all the history
of Pocahontas the death of no child
within her borders has caused such
general and widespread gloom as has
his death. He was child OF the
brightest temperament and of the
most unusually sunny and sociable DIS
position. and he knew by name most
OF those of his parents circle Of friends.
and had always a ready and smiling
response for their greetings.
The whole town was interested dur
ing his illness. and SO anxious was the
desire for his recovery that inquiries
were made and information sought of
his condition in the stores OIL the
streets wherever people met. Every
where earnest. heartfelt soloctude was
shown for this bright flower of earth
so soon tn be transplanted to an ever
lasting home In heaven. He was
most beloved child. and his death has
brought tears Of sorrow to many
hearts and tears of deepest sympathy
are freely flowing for his bereaved par
ents The most skilled physicians,
trained nurses the untiring devotion
OF relatives and friends, could not
STAY tile hand of denth and this most
tender nurtured darling was called to
to'n the angel band, while host OF
deaolate ones are mourning.
'cWho plucked that floWer?' said the
gardener. 81" said the Master, and the
gardener held his peace,
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