The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-25

in the old village of New Glasgov1
Amherst cgrrnvgy Meco,
Special TO The Times. Dispatch.l
Bristol, Va. January 1T. v. Nc,
johnson CITY, Tenn. atty years OF
| age. lied suddenly last night. His
wife and FIVE children survive. He
was member or prominent Ten
Funeral OF Mrs. Obenehain.
Especial 20 The Times-Dispatch.
remains SxsI Of Mrs. RUFUS obenchaln ..
aged thirty seven years. who died at
her home az Hayden last Wednesday.
were buried here today in Cedar HIM.
! Cemetery from her mothers home; She
was well known here. Her husbsnds
FIVE small children. mother and four
sisters survive her ~
Arthur NJ. Coleman.
Especial TO The Times DispatchA
Winston-Saiem. n. C.. January IL
Arthur NJ. Coleman. a prominent to-
bacconist here, being a member OF the
leaf hrm of Coleman Brothers. died in
O'Clock this morning. after several
weeks illness. He was president of
the Winston-saiem TOBACCO Associa-
ceedingiy. popular in business and social
circles. Interrnent will be at his ma
tive home. Newberry. Va.
Alexander NJ. Mates.
Suffolk. Va. January 24.--Alecandria
Marion Mates. aged sixty years. died
his se home on 'e cav Street Mr. Matics,
who had been a resident OF Suffolk for
the past twelve years. was manager OF
He was one of the leading Republicans
In this section and web known In the
political circles OF the State. He is
Virginia Butte. OF West Virginia: two
daughters, Mrs. James c. Page, OF
Richmond. and Mrs. Crete Harrison.
l. Matics. of Suffolk. and two grand
children, He was a menber OF tho
Main st5 rs,.. H car1ie B. Ni haaen'
Miss Carrie 3 Nixon, who had been
for years connected with the medical
Department. Of the Life insurance a co On
Thursday night az q o'clock az the
home of her grandmother Mrs. Henry
c. Scott. Of Ashland. after an Illness of
George r. Nixon. and is survived by
s ose er0snfs r. 4 Niaon Mise Page
Nixon and Mrs, r. w. Lee
The funeral services wlli pe a. 81.
10 O'Clock this morning. Richmond
friends attending the services may
eaye either On the 20 tram s 9gsF p fne
.omac. or by way OF the Richmond and
Chesapeake Bay Lane.
James A. Richard
Especial to The mes-Dispatch.I
Aiartinsvillc. Va. January ss.-James
A. Richardson prominent citizen
iris bur las last night Of typhoid fever.
after an illness OF about three weeks.
He was about forty-nye years old and
dren. Mr. Richardson was deputy
treasurer of the county and also con-
stable in has district He was son
Trisburg. both of whom survive him.
The funeral took place from Cente-
nary Church. near his home. this after
william Writ Walker
Especial 10 The Times, Dispatchl
Charlottesville; Va AZ JanT ,sy n IM
at the home OF his brother. City Treas
urer c. II. Walker after a, lingering
illness Of tubereulSos,s; aged n fon;ss
late j. W. Walker. He made his
t nome eo 1h ri" later 10 the Tar West. He
was at once brought TO the, home OF
his Rises sTG Sg two in fo and three
sersNC. VI. and J w. walker Of this
city: Mrs. Alice l. MADDOX OF Mar
p. Payne. Of Roanoke. and Mrs. James
Mrs. virginia Bell.
ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatch.
winchester. va. January N.-Mrs.
Virginia Bell. widow of former Post
master Charles E. Bell. Of White Hall.
az nisht while visiting her sister.
Mrs. A. r. Wiley. at Middletown-
She made all funeral arrsn ss
during her brief Illness Three orotners
and two sisters survive
Andrew Patton.
Especial to The Times Dispatcn
FREQ ericksburg. va. January s;,,-
zen and Confederate. veteran, OF stat
ford County, died last night at Dis
home near ssrtwoo1' a. II tn l. suryived
oS o"e Mrs. Eddie Jones.
Special to The Dispatch.
Pocahontss. Va. January A:.Mrs-
E@die Jones. wife OF the superintenc-
ent Of the Boisseyain. plant OF the Pocs-
pSny' at Boissevain. died at her home
at Boissevain Yesterday morning Inc
funeral took place from tns me'1 on
arrival of the train from Boissevain-
Mrs. EdIie s. Andrews
Special 20 The Times Dsspstch
Lynchburg. Va. January Z.Mrs-
who - assistant manager Of tho j. p
Bell Publishing Company. OF this city.
died early thus ,norn l1Ess =, neSsoS
OF several years. Mrs. Andrews was
q daughter of the late Wii.iam 9;
i survived by seven children. Thess
are Jackson Al. William, Robert ltr--
ginis. Edlie; wslIace and Sashne;
Mrs p. ID. Miller, OF Lyrchbure. and
Hampton, Spence. Of Norlol ls c and
The burial viii take place Saturday
afternoon from ST. Paul's Episropat
Church
DEATH
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