Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-09-03
DEATHS IN GEORGIA.


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Mrs j. R. Camp, 65 years OF age. OF
afternoon at private sanitarium, after
q short illness.
Mrs. A. H. Smith. principal for is years
in Fair Street school. died at her resi-
dence. 160 Park avenue. at / O'Clock this
morning.
Mrs. Smith had been teacher in the
public schools of Atlanta since 1880. Be
ing endowed with rare gift for handling
children. she made them look upon her
more as a friend than a teacher, and
there wasn't one who was fortunate
enough to be in her class during the
many years she taught that didn't love
her as they did one of their parents. Be-
ing woman of most lovable disposition.
Mrs. Smiths friends were numbered by
the acquaintance she made, as to know
her was TO love her.
Mrs. Smith was born in Columbia, S. c.,
but had spent most of her life in Atlanta,
CAMILLA. Ga, Aug. 31.-Elizabeth.
the 1S-mOnths-old baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. T. Cochran. died last night after an
illness of several weeks.
The remains were inferred in the new
cemetery.
FAIRBURN. Ga. Aug. 51.-Mr w. c,
Kiser died at his home IN this place
Monday at lbs a.: m. He had been in
i'll health for some time. Mr.. Kiser was
born in this county and was Sc years
old. He was a nephew or the late NJ. c.
Kiser. of Atlanta, and was one of the
most prominent citizens of the county
having represented the county in the
| legislature in 1896 and 1897.
| WASHINGTON, Ga, Aug. a.-Mr Johr
J J. Gossett, prominent citizen of this
place. dropped dead in his place of bust.
ness Monday afternoon or neart failure
Mr.. Gossett is survived by. a brothe:
and sister, living in Atlanta; three sons
in Atlanta, JEFF. John and Howard; three
married daughters. Mrs. ]. T, Bellah. Of
! this place. and Mrs. Abb Bailey and Mrs
T. c. Kelley, of McDonough.
CUTHBERT. Ga. Aug. s1.AJ. j. Nc
Donald. a well, known citizen. died here
today. He was a Confederate veteran.
ABBEVILLE. Ga. Aug. S1.--Mr. Or
thay Tippett, Of Seville, Ca, in the east
ern part of Wilcox county, died yester.
| day of typhoid fever and was buried to-
| day. He was the son of Mr. E. T. Tip
petit, prominent merchant of Seville
unmarried and was % years old.
! SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept Tomorrow
afternoon the remains of Mr.. George
{ Woodhn are expected to reach the city
I from Tuscon, Ariz., where Mr.. Woodfii
died on Saturday. He suffered from weak
lungs and went to Arizona for his health.
Mr., Woodfn lived in Savannah for many
years and left a family here
| He was at one time deputy clerk of the
| city court and later was a deputy in the
Office of the clerk of the superior court
DIR. r. B. Harris. well known Savannah
physician, is his uncle.
DALLAS. Ga. Sept. Mrs E. H Rob,
ertson. wife of DR.. z. H. Robertson, oil
! this place. died at late hour last night
/ She had been sick but four days wher
| she died.
| She is the daughter of Judge A. L. Bart
lett. formerly judge of the superior court
| of this circuit. The funeral will be con,
! Quoted from the Baptist church this after
noon by Rev. J. NJ. Spinks, Of Atlanta.
CULvERTON. Ca. Sept. 1-2ssIrs. john L
Culver, aged about so years, died here Sundt!
morning after a very long illness. She leave
( three .children: Miss Anna Moore Culver an'
| LOWS Es Culver. OF CulvertOn. Ca, and Mrs
! ]. +. Kidd, of Miledgeville. Ga. Before he
marriage she Miss Mary Cheely. or Han
| cock county, Georgia. --a- e.
In addition there are nine grandchildren wh
survive ner. besides several great-grGLdchildren
| Her husband. who, survives her. represented ii
district years ago in the Georgia. senate.
/ WEST POINT. Ca. Sept. LATTER q
prolonged illness with pellagra and this
Intense suffering accompanying the dread.
ed new disease. death came to the relief
Of Mrs. James Jarrett. at her home Ii
this city last night. ..
1 She, was the wife of prominent Har.
years ago, from Glass. b..
She is survived by her husband, chill.
dren. several brothers and sisters, anC
was a daughter of Mrs Lizzie Pratt.
THIS PELLAGRA WASN'T