The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-30

take place From the First Baptist
Church. with interment at RiYerview
/ Cemetery Besides her husband, she
leaves three children-Mrs. Minna Mer-
! Ger, of Lancaster county; j. Campden
/ lawson. OF Stanton, and John Daw-
SON. OF Charlottesville. Her husband
| hope Of his recovery is entertained
Funeral OF JAS l.. Payne.
| Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Fredericksburg. Va. December 90
The remains OF Jas l.. Payne, formerly
OF King George county. who died at
MS home in Washington. aged sixty
Two years; were brought here and
taken TO his former home in King
Payne married Miss Jennie Price, of
Sing George county, and made his
| nome there until a few years ago.
when he moved to Washington His
wite, two sons and two daughters sur
vive him He was a member OF the
Methodist Church.
Garrett Il. Post.
Shackelfords, Va. December 90
Garrett Freeman Post, only son of Cap
| tain Garrett Post, died at his home on
York River, King and Queen county,
Wednesday morning. after an illness
OF ten days with pneumonia. He was
about thirty years old. Besides mis-
parents, he leaves two sisters-Mra.
w. w. Bennett and Miss Salome Post
Funeral services Will be held from
shackelfords Chapel Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
VI. +. Lnndes.
Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Roanoke. Va. December 29--M r.
Landes died to-day. aged fitty-one
years, He is survived by a wife and
in the naval service. He was native
OF Winchester and a prominent Elk
Mrs. F. +. Fleming.
Mrs. Gslestlne NJ. Fleming. wife of
= Nt.=EV fKN-r
died at her home in Gainesville on
Wednesday. The body was brought TO
Richmond yesterday afternoon and
taken TO the home of her sister, Mrs
Alfred II. Mcdowell, 15O2 Park Ave
nue., from which place the funeral will
take place to-day at noon. While In
bad health for some time her death
was quite unexpected. She was taken
died. "Wednesday afternoon at $40
o'clock. She Is survived by her hus-
band and by ONE daughter. Virginia.
q BY y m her mother. Mrs 4. d: brown. OF
Jones, Mrs a. II. Mcdowell and Miss
Avis Brown, of Richmond-and by two
brothers-R. II. Brown and IS. d.
Brown. Jr., both Of Peru, Ind. She was
twenty-siN years of age
The funeral services Will be con-
Quoted by Rev. MIR. Stinson, pastor of
the Cartersville Baptist Church, as
81 sisted &c by Rev. George " Mcdaniel.
Church, of Richmond.
William IL. Pitts.
William II. Pitts died at his resi-
dence. 2233 Monument Avenue, early
yesterday morning in the eighty-frst
year OF his age. He was born in King
and Queen county and moved his resi-
dence to Richmond when quite
young man. For a number of years he
was engaged in the merchandise
brokerage business About a year ago
his health began to fail and for the
past few months he has been confined
10 his house. He would have cele-
DRAFTED his eighty-frst birthday had
ne lived until January 4 He is sur
lived by his wife and by the follow
ng children: Mrs. Joseph Adkins, Miss
louise s. Pitts, Harvey l.. Pitts. Oscar
,; Pitts, Stanley F.. Pitts. Thomas w,
aitts and FL Garland Pitts.
The funeral will take place from the
'esidence this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Funeral of Mrs. sutton.
Especial 10 The Times ispatch1
Bowling Green. Va, December GO
The remains of Mrs. Mary Eliza SUIT
on. who died in Washington, D. c..
tuesday, We're brought here to-day
md buried in Lakewood Cemetery She
S survived by her husband. A. b. SUIT
on. and six children-Samuel sutton.
5ertie sutton and Guy Sutton, of
Washington, D, c.; Mrs. Frank B.
of Caroline county: Percy
sutton, of Norfolk, and Mrs, Daisy Mil
err of Japan.