Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-07-16
DEATHS IN GEORGIA.



AMERICUs, Ga. July 12.-Mrs. Pauline
Hill, one of the most prominent and
esteemed women Of Americas is critically
Ill as the result of stroke Of paralysis
sustained recently. She may not survive
the day. so -.
Isadore Averbach, 11-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Simon -AyeTbach, Of 90 GIlmer
street. who was run down by an auto
mobile driven by Charles NJ. Love, Of
Smyrna, died late Monday afternoon, fol-
lowing the accident at noon, st
Love was arraigned in the recorder
court short time before the boys death,
and he was vindicated. Love said that he
was driving only two or three miles an
hour, and was turning into Gilmer street
from Piedmont avenue, when he struck
the boy.
1t appears that the boy was playing
bali, and during the play ran into the
street and in front OF the machine. He
was knocked down and his skull frac-
tured before the driver could stop. R. H.
Ripper. of Tampa, saw the accident. and
picked up the injured boy.
DR.. 7. d. Turner. one of Atlanta's oldest
and most prominent citizens. died at his
residence, 925 Peachtree street. at ten
minutes past IL o'clock Tuesday morning.
after an Illness which had extended over
some months. Death was not unexpected,
as DR.. Turner had been very low for
the past week or two. Last February he
underwent an operation. and since that
time he had not been engaged in active
business. and had remained for the most
part at home.
DR.. ]. ID. Turner was one OF the mos'
conspicuous figures in the business, polit
1 81 e. Of
to this city in 1868, he was always fore
most in movements Of a public nature
and by business acumen and hard work
amassed a large fortune.
Dr. Turner was born in Putnam coun-
ty, Ca, June g. 1889.
NEWMAN. Ga. July 13-Mrs. Charles
G. PARROT died suddenly yesterday morn
ing at o'clock. She had been in de-
Ginning health for several months, and
was preparing to leave the coming week
with her husband for Colorado Springs
She was the wife of Charles c. PARROT,
president of the First National bank,
and a daughter of the late Judge John S.
Bigby. She was fifty years of age. Be
sides her husband she is survived by two
children, a son and daughter.
ADRIAN, Ca, July 13-Alee spivey.
O'Clock. He was rs years of age and leaves
wife and several children.
Mrs. Mary Jane Fears. for more than forty.
five years resident Of Atlanta and for the las
three years a resident Of Memphis, Tenn. died
Monday afternoon In Memphis at the home o.
her son, Peter G. Grant. after lingering III
Mrs. Fears was seventy-six years of age at the
She is survived by three children. MADAM
proehaska Of Paris; France VINO was fO nm
Daniel Grant and Mr.. Peter G. Grant both o.
Memphis. She Is also survived by two grand
children. Mr.. Daniel Grant, Jr.: and Mr.. Neel'
Grant Of Memphis; by one brother. Capt james
W. Morrow, Of Atlanta; two nephews, Messrs
Gillian II. and James W. Morrow. Jr.. Of At
lsnta and cousin, Mr.. Charles j. Martin, also
of Atlanta. Mrs. Fears was also an aant-n-aw
Of Mr.. Grant wilkins. Mr.. John w. Grant and
Mrs. John NJ. Slaton, Of Atlanta
NORTH AUGUSTA. S. c., July 1!..A N,
Benson. aged 90 years, is dead at his nome
here He was born In Greenville district, South
Carolina, in 1918. He lived in Augusta many
with his son, b. K Benson. general agent Of
r.. @. Heath & c9.=in Lucille avenue. Atlanta
He died at the home Of bis son: Berry Benson
so well known in and about Augusta.
Mrs. Clement c. Cary, Of 20 johnson avenue
and Mrs s. G. Rock OF SAT Glenn street, At
lanta. are hsi daughters, and Mr. John Berry
these, be leave two daughters, Mrs. E, =. n.
rutland. Of North Augusta. s. C., aud Miss
Clara Benson, OF Washington. ID. Z.
As far as known. MIR. Benson was the second
oldest person In the vicinity OF Augusta. Mr..
Jonathan Miller. aged 80 years, is the Oldest.
and Hon Charles Estes, ex-mayor. and VIII
llam s. Roberts. are Of the same age
AUGUSTA, Ca, July HI. ]. YanDyke, 9
fireman on the Georgia railroad. was drowned
last night, while bathing at natatoriun IN
Sumniervflle. He leaves a wife and six chill
dren. He was fifty years OF age.
COLUMBUS, Ga, July 14.-w. B. Boyed,
aged 40. a prominent merchant of Column
bus, died this morning at O'Clock. He
was member of the firm Of Boyed Bros.
Company. The funeral will be conducted
tomorrow.
AUGUSTA, Ca. July H.-Mrs. Maggie
I. Hair died at her home here Sunday
evening at 9:45 O'Clock, following an III
ness of only a few days.
She is survived by her husband and
daughter, Mrs. F. s. Mcmillan, of Au-
gusta, both OF whom were at the bed
side when death occurred, and one son.
Mr.. w. C. Hair, of Atlanta. Ca, who
arrived here Sunday evening shortly af-
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