Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-07-27
DEATHS IN GEORGIA.


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PELHAM. Ca, July 81. L. Barrow. who
has been cashier of the Bank Of Whigham for
a number Of years, died Wednesday, and his re-
mains were brought TO this place for burial and
local X. OF p lodge from that place. On theil
arrival at this place the Whigham lodge was
consolidated with the ePlham lodge, which per
Mr.. Barrow was formerly cashier Of the Pei
ham state bank. of this place, and while here
made a great many friends. He was 26 years
OF age. He was married to Miss Katherine
Cooper. Of this place, on the 22d of last De
eember.
WAYCROSs, Ca, July 2s.-Mr. &. Y. Hestel
died at O'Clock Thursday morning at the
Atlantic Coast Line hospital here after an ~
ness OF aDout two weeks. He was employed
BY the Coast Albany at nG THIe as ppSe
here for treatment. His sister. Mrs. Fitzpat
rick and other relatives were here at the time
OF his death. The body will be carried TO DIS
former home in Quitman tomorrow Tor inter
ment.
wADLEY, Ca, July 2S-Mrs. Allie
Hurst Evans, wife of Mr.. W. d. Evans
died Thursday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
after a lingering Illness. Although not
unexpected, her death was a shock to hel
many friends.
DARIEN Ga, July 25.-M. ]. Kenan, ager
40, son Of the late DIR. Spalding Kenan. die,
at his home this morning Of apoplexy. III
leaves wife and two daughters. The inter
ment will be at st. Andrews cemetery tomorrow
afternoon.
DAwsONvILLE. Ca, July 2S.-"Uncle'
Henry Howser, one of the oldest and best
known citizens of the county. died here
Thursday evening. He was in his S9th
year. He had been in feeble health ovet
year.
/ He leaves an. aged wife, nearly blind
a brother and other relatives.
REYNOLDS, Ca, July pa. G
Parks died at his home in this place
at 10 o'clock Thursday night from
Bright's disease. Mr.. Parks was about
% years of age and one of the best
known business men in this section.
Mrs. Amanda Lee, the wife of DR.. w
H. Lee. died at her home in Conyers
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. DIR. and
Mrs Lee have been married nearly 81
years, and have lived at Conyers over
40 years.
She is survived by her husband. one
son, DIR. L. H. Lee, and two daughters
Misses Onnie and Allie Lee, all of Con
yers; and one brother, Mr.. Sam Ether
idge, and one sister, Mrs. EllZaDetf
Rosser, Of Birmingham, Ala
CARTERsVILLE, Ga, July 24.-The re-
mains OF Mrs. S. P. Jones. Jr., who died
at st. Josephs infirmary in Atlanta Fri
day night, were brought to this city Sat
urday morning and were carried to the
home of Mr.. Jones' mother, Mrs. Sam p.
Jones. The funeral services were con-
Quoted from this residence Saturday af-
ternoon by the Rev. Father Gum, of At
lanta. Interment at Oak Hill GENE
terry.
The deceased was a most Iovable char
acter. and she was greatly beloved by a
host of friends here, who are sorely dis
tressed over her departure. She is sur
vived by her husband and one little boy
and two sisters.
News was received in Atlanta Friday
evening of the death at Woodlawn, Ga.
of Miss Annie Fryer, who lived several
years in Atlanta and who had a large
circle of friends here.
Mrs. C. L. Stockton, of Atlanta. is q
sister of Miss Fryer She left Friday
night for Woodlawn to attend the funeral
services. Miss Fryer was a graduate OF
the Grady Hospital Training School foI
nurses. She was one of the most pop
ular young women in her class and q
brilliant future was predicted for her by
her friends.
Shortly after graduation Miss Fryer de-
veloped an acute bronchial trouble which
gradually undermined her health. For
the past two yards she had lived at va
rious health resorts, but the disease could
not be conquered.
Miss Fryer was a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Fryer, of Woodlawn.
MACON, July 24-Funera1 services were
conducted in Macon yesterday afternoon
over the body of little Frank Evans, d
son Of Representative w. Hamp Evans
of this city. The death of the nine-year-
old boy was tragical. as he was a deaf
mute and was killed while trying ia
catch up with his dog. The dog had
crossed the railroad tracks of the South
ern and the boy was following, when q
train bore down upon him. He was un-
able to hear the warning notes from bel
and whistle and was instantly killed.
Representative Evans hurried back tc
Macon from the state capital as soon as
the news reached him.
CONYERS. Ca. July 24.-Mrs. w. H
Lee, wife of DR.. w. H. Lee, died thii
morning after a weeks illness. Mrs. Let
was one of the oldest and most respected
women OF this section. She is survived
by her husband and two daughters, Miss
es Annie and Allie Lee, and son, DR.
Louis A Lee.