Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-05-28
DEATHS IN GEORGIA.

DUBLIN. Ca, May 25.-Rev. s. ]. Davis
died suddenly at his home in EreN ton His
death is thGSght to have teen caused from
acute INDIGESTION. He had charge OF the
Erewton ciScuit.
Mr.. DAVIS retired after having eaten
hearty supper apparently we'll About 3
O'Clock he arose, complaining Of feeling i'll,
and went on the porch hoping to be revived
BY the fresh air. He beEan sinking. ply
stefan was summoned. but in a few minutes
he had expired. The interment was at Brew
Rev. l. ]. Ballard conducted the funeral
services
Mr.. Davis was about fortv wears Of age. a
rative of Florida. lie leaves a wife and
three children.
ABBEVILLE, Ga. May 25.-Louise. the
four-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
r. e. Stubs, is dead. She had been sick
for sometime. She was a bright child
and her death causes her parents deep be-
reavement.
sUMMERvILLE. Ca. Nav 25.-The death
week saddened many hearts in this communI-
~. where for two wears he had been assist
ant cashier OF the Bank Of Commerce..
During the two weeks of HIS critical illness
the four iphvsicians who attended him made
every effort to save his life.
In the absence of the cashier, Mr.. Erwin
transacted the entire business OF the instl-
tuition
BOSTON, Ga, May 25.-The funeral Of
r. @. Stone, who died at his home in
Jacksonville, Fla, Sunday morning was
held at the Presbyterian cemetery here
Monday morning at ten o'clock, Rev. E.
B. Witherspoon, Of the Presbyterian
church. officiating.
Mr.. Stone was a native OF THE place and
was forty-four years Of age. He was a
son of the late B. l. Stone and was con-
nected with some of the most prominent
families OF this state. He is survived by
his wife who was Mis- Ida May Bennett,
also of Boston, and by four children, on
yer Garnet, Ben and Misses Eunice and
Jenny Mae Stone. He was a brother Of
E. F. Stone, OF Jacksonville, and Mrs. J..
Willis Moore and Mrs. w. z. Brantley, of
Boston.
DAWSON, Ca, May 25.-Mr. Sam r.
Potts one of Dawson oldest mechanics,
was found dead In bed early Sunday
morning, although for some time he ap-
peared as we'll as usual and ate heartily,
Saturday night.
He retired about midnight and upon
being called to breakfast was discovered
dead, but was still warm.
Heart failure was given as the cause Of
death.
Mr.. John T. Moody. for eighteen years
resident Of Atlanta and one of the
city's well-known business men, died at
4 o'clock Wednesday morning at his nome,
10 East Fourteenth street, from an attack
of meningitis He was stricken with in
tense pain in the head about O'Clock
Tuesday evening, and though attended by
four physicians, passed away at dawn.
Mr.. Moody was Al years old Tuesday,
his birthday and death coming within an
interval of a few hours. He moved to At
lanta from Rome about eighteen years
ago. He first entered the cotton and fer
tilizer business and was associated with
the firm Of Maddox & Rucker. Later he
entered the real estate field, and more re-
Gently was engaged in building operations.
WEST POINT. Ca. May 2s-The funeral OF
Lee Hardy. the five-year-old son Of W. l..
Hardy. who died after two months illness,
conducted at the home of the child 5
parents this afternoon by Rev. R. G. Cleckler.
Interment was at PinewoOd. cemetery.