Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-29
DEATHS IN GEORGIA
! AND OTHER STATES

AND OTHER STATES
j MACON, Ga,-Mrs. Mary Womack.l IS
years of age died wednesday morning
at her home on Clinton street in East
Macon after an illness of two days. She
lived with her niece, her sole surviving
relative.
MACON, CAL. L. Anderson, rs years
OF age, who for the last so years has
worked continuously at the Bibb Manu-
featuring company, entering it's employ
when only boy, died Wednesday after
noon after a brief illness He leaves a
wife and several children.
NATCHEZ, Miss.-Israel Newton
Moses, member of the Mississippi legis-
lature from Natchez, died wednesday at
Battle Creek, Mich, where he went six
weeks ago for treatment of Bright's dis
ease and other complications. He was
born in Natchez September IA. 1859.
NEW ORLEANS, La.-Col. L. H, Gard
ner, adjutant general of the United Con-
federate Veterans of louisiana, who died
u
record out Of the ordinary in the Con-
federate service. Colonel Gardner equip
ped at his own expense company from
this city at the beginning of the war
between the states.
DALTON, Ga.-Mrs. B. W.. GLADDEN.,
wife Of a. prominent farmer of Murray
county, died Monday, the funeral services
being conducted Wednesday by Rev O..
C. Naples, OF this city. The deceased
was a member of the Spring Place Bap-
list church. She was 81 years Of age and
is survived by her husband and the
following children Misses Lula and Mat
tie GLADDEN.. of Murray county, and Mr..
Willard GLADDEN., of this city.
DALTON, Ga-Mrs. w. c.. McGhee,
wife of prominent furniture dealer of
this city, died here Tuesday night. after
an illness OF several months. Aside from
her husband, Mrs. McGhee is survived
py three small children, and by one sis
ter. Mrs. Joe Alexander, of Chattan oga.
and Ave brothers, Mr.. Percy Baker and
Mr.. Theodore Baker, of California; Mr.
Bob Baker, of Kentucky; Mr.. Charley
Baker, of Florida, and Mr.. F. F. Baker,
of this city. s.,
LYNCHBURG, va.-Mrs. Frank Gold
man Bayliss, widow. of o. Eden Bayliss,
a native of Memphis, Tenn, but resi-
dent of st. Louis, Mo, died of heart
disease here Thursday while visiting rela-
tives. The burial will be at Memphis
Tenn. Saturday.
MONTGOMERY, Ala.-w. H. Field,
former treasurer OF the Houston and
Texas Central railroad, who retired from
service two years ago on account of Ill
health and removed to New York city,
died here Thursday night of paralysis,
aged IS years. He was a high degree
Mason.
COLUMBUS, Ga.-Mrs Davis A An
drews, wife Of a prominent liveryman.
who for years was tax collector of Mus
cogee county, died at o'clock Thursday
afternoon at her home on Third avenue,
after a long illness. She was about so
years OF age and one of the best known
and most prominent women in the city,
being a leading church worker and lit
erary woman. The funeral is to be held
the hour to be announced later.
LAGRANGE.--Mrs. Lula II. Traylor
died at I o'clock Thursday night in La
orange. Inc ,DOOy Will De taken 10 zap
bettville for interment Mrs. Traylor was
the mother Of J. z. Grady. Joe and
Charles Traylor, of LAGRANGE, Tom and
Hendon Traylor, of GaDbettville, and
Mrs Walter Lloyd. She is also survived
by brothers and sisters as follows: Mrs.
NJ L. Fleming, Miss Mittie Robinson,
Miss Bell Robinson, w. B., George E.
and Clarence Robinson
DALTON, Ga.-Mrs. Sarah Garrett, an
ged and highly respected resident of
North Dalton, died at her home on North
Depot street Wednesday night and was
buried at Grove Level cemetery Friday
morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Garrett was
6S years of age. and leaves three sons
and three daughters, as follows Sam
Painter and Miss Kate Garrett. of this
city; Mrs Joe Spann, of Chattanooga;
Messrs George and Robert Garrett, of
South Carolina and Mr.. JEFF Garrett. Of
this county.
BUCKHEAD, Ga.-John O'F1arity.
prominent citizen of this place, died here
of apoplexy Saturday morning at 1920
o o'clock He moved here from Bridgeport.
Conn.,, 16 years ago.. He was a men,
Der of the Baptist church and very pop
ular with everybody and his many friends
will regret to learn of his death. He will
be buried here at O'Clock Sunday.