Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-08
Deaths i'm Georgia
|And Other States


BYRoMvILLE, Ga--A. H. Hill died
Thursday afternoon after a long Illness.
He was Is years Of age. The funeral and
interment occurred Friday at Hill City.
Ca. where his wife was buried some
years ago.
FREDERICKSBURG. va.-Mrs. Mar
garet Swami Bradley. wife OF w. e.
Bradley. president OF the city council,
died Thursday night. aged So She IL sur
vived by her husband. three sons Of Bal
timore and one daughter Of this city.
NEW ORLEANS. La.-rheodore O..
Unborn, cashier Of the United States
sub-treasury here, Confederate veteran,
ana prominent cIubman. died suddenly
OF heart disease at his home here We'd
nesday. He was born at New Haven,
Conn, In 1874
TALLAPoosA, CAT. N. Sumner died
at his home IN this city Thursday. He
was "a years OF age He was a member
Of the Baptist church and knights OF
Pythias. He leaves two daughters. Mrs.
Agnes Hastings and Mrs. Luther Stanton,
also two small children.
TALLAPoOSA. Ga.-Mr. T. n. Sum
ner, a prominent citizen of TalIapoosa,
died last night at 1920 o'clock after a
brief illness with carbuncle on the
back Of his neck. He had extreme
he spent the past few years. He leaves
four children.
LEXINGTON, Ky.-Telegrams received
here announce the death at Greenwich,
Conn, OF Leslie Coombs Bruce. editor
OF Turf. Field and Farm and a former
resident OF this city. The body win be
brought here for burial Mr. Bruce was
g. years old and a scion OF several dis
tinguished southern families.
LAGRANGE. Ga.-Mrs. Abner r. Arm
old died at her home In LAGRANGE at
O'Clock Thursday morning. She is sur
vived by her husband and one young
SON Mrs. Arnold. before her marriage,
was Miss Anita Hightower, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Hightower. Of
Hogansville.
NEW oRLEANS-The body of Miss
Susan White. accompanied by her broth
er, Chief Justice Edward d. White OF
the United States supreme court, ar
rived here Friday night from Ontario,
Canada. A special train will tomorrow
carry the body and funeral party to
ThIbodaux. La, where the burial viii
take place
DALTON, Ga.-A. J. Boatwright. an
aged and highly respected citizen OF the
southern end of the county, died sud-
denly about II O'Clock Tuesday night, his
lifeless body being found In the middle
of the floor OF his room by his family
on their return from visit TO nearby
friends Mr. Boatwright is survived by
his wife and several children. Funeral
services will be conducted at Antioch,
followed by interment in the nearby Gem
etsry.
DUBLIN, Cal. Virgil Carter died
Tuesday in Augusta from an operation
for gain stones. The operation was sue
cessful but Mr.. Carter died a short
while after His body was brought TO
his home at Scott for interment. which
took place with Masonic honors. The
knight Templars acting as honorary es-
cort. he having been a member of Olivet
Commandery lodge Mr.. Carter was a
son of Mr.. James Carter. of Scott, and
was a young man with bright, promis-
ing future.
DOUGLASvILLE. Ga.-Mrs. Mary An
toinette Turner died at the home Of her
daughter Mrs. II. G. Doris. In Douglas
Vile, July "a. She was s. years of age,
one OF the first members of the Baptist
church OF this city. and had lived here
ever since the town was surveyed and
the first buildings erected. Eleven chill
dren were born to her and her husband
who preceded her In death eight years