The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-24
C. B. BROWNF:IELO.
ANSWERS CALL
WELL KNOWN CITIZEN PASSES
TO HIS REST AFTER ILLNESS
OF SEVERAL YEARS.

Mr.. Clark Becson Brownileld, one
Of the best known aud most highly
respected young men of this cotnmun-
ty. passed away Sunday morning a,
two-thirty o'clock at his home on Main
street. after an illness extending over
n perfod OF seven years OF nernicious
anemfa. While Mr.. Bruwntield had
bee In declining health for number
Of years. his illness did not assume
an alarming na,ltre until last Monday,
when he was taken lectdedfy worse
and continued III that condition until
Sunday morning. whe he passed away.
During his illness the hest and most
skillful specialists of the country had
been consulted AMI lie had been vari.
ously treated. having been patient
at one time at Johns Hopkins Hospi.
tai, Baltimore. and at sanitarium ut
Marion. Ohio. a couple OF summers
were spent on the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland and several seasons at Ter.
III Alta. III the hopes that the change
OF climate would prove beneficial. The
past summer Mr.. Brownfeld together
with his family spent on 4 farm neur
Edgcmont. where It was hoped the
outdoor life would restore his falling
lealth. He removed to his present
residence this fall.
Clark BrownIleld WAS The second
son Of Dr. J. II. Brownfiel,i. Of this city,
where lie has spent almost his entire
life and where his friends are legion.
For n number OF years the deceased
was employed as electrical manager
of the Bell Telephone Company In this
city and has been engaged In various
enterprises. having for a time held n
position as electrician with the Fair
mont ana Clarksburg Traction Com
pany until i'll health incapacitatetl him
for these duties. Being of mn indus.
trions and entcrprising disposition,
when his health would for Il time i'm
prove. lie would rc.engagc in his work
of electrician until failing health
would again force him to seek some
change Of climate.
No death has occurred in this com.
m''nity for long period that has
brought with 1t the widespread sorrow
Hnd regret that WIS occasional when
1t was learned that Clark Brownfielfl
mad passed away and gloom mas been
cast over the entire community on ac-
count of hi $ early demise. In the
home, he will be especially missed. be.
ing OF quiet. retiring disposition, he
Sought few pleasures outside of the
home circle. He was a devoted son.
husband AMI father. ana the deenest
sr!ef prevails In the home today on
account OF his death. To the grief
stricken wife. son. father and brothers
the sympathy OF the entire community
Is extended. n
Beside his father. DR.. +. IT, Brown.
llcsd, lie Is survived by his vile, who
was Miss Martha Dale ;Nuzum, tiaurh.
Ter OF Mrs. Mary and the late J. Fl.
Nuzuln. to whom he was married Oc.
tohcr %. 1900. and one son, James
Hustead, ngci nearly seven years.
and by three brothers, Mr.. T. M.
browntlcld. of the Peoples National
Bank, Or. Hustead and Mr.. Arch F..
Brownflcld. all OF this city.
The fnncralswlll take place Tuesday
afternoon atStwo-thirty o'clock from
the residence OF his father, DR.. j. II.
binwnficid. on Main street. Tho rH
mains Will be taken from his late res.
l1cncc to that Of his father on Tues.
LAY morning Tho services Will he
conducted by Rev. I. N. Grisso, pastor
OF The Christian Church. assisted l,y
rev w. J. Eddy, pastor of the First
baptist Church. Intermcnt will 1e
made at Woodlawn Cemetery.
The Ancient Order of United Work.
men, OF Which Mr.. BrownDell was a
member. will attend the funeral in n
tody and will conduct the services at
TIC grave. Undertaken r. C. Jones is
IN charge Of the funeral arrangements
..ls.
IN COUNTY JAIL.
Luigi cavelli, an Italian that was m
police court this morning for ffuf.tinc.