The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-28
FALLFROMHORSE
FATAL T0'PANN|LL
Prominent Orange Citizen Dies
as Result of Injuries-News
of Culpeper.

ilent FANNY OF orange. ami Il nephew of
4 Mrs. Wallace Nallc. of Culpepcr was
lie victim OF a distressing accident last
THURSDAY evening, which resulted ia
tally two days later In company with
nciShbor. Mr.. Pannill was leaving
Culpepcr, whore he had snent the day.
both of them on horseback and riding
at rapid gait. when. just beyond the
railroad bridge on the Stevensburg
road. Mr. Pannills horse stumbled and
lcii. throwing his rider. who struck on
y ledge OF rock By the roadside with
such force that Il compound fracture of
tho skull resulted. Medical aid was at
\ once summoned by his companion, Dr.
utis Marshall the health officer being
inc hrst TO reach the unconscious man.
and afterward DR.. Albert Rixey and
~ Scott. OF Orange. the latter being
MI Pahnilfa family physician we're.
! caiied In consultation. NIr, pannill was
brought back 10 culpepcr. ii being I'M
5 possible to take Him to his hone. and
tile members of his family notified all
VI whom. with the exception of a son in
isanaina aud n daughter in New York.
hurried to his bedside. y specialist
from Washington and "A trained nurse
were also in attendance. and everything
possible was done but death resulted
carly Sunday morning.
The funeral was held on Monday
evening, with intermcnt at the Palmyra
Methodist Church. in Orange services
being conducted by the pastor OF the
church, Rev. w. a. Orser Surviving
MI Pannill are his wife. who was Miss
Annie Richinson. Of Lynchburg: three
sons--CIay PannilI OF Panama; Camp
aud Randolph. Of Orange-and two
daughters, Misses Marian Pannill Of
Grange. and Mrs Edna Thompson 'of
New York
from Copenhagen. Denmark. has been
spending some days in Culpcper, with
n view OF permanently locating in this
section. Those travelling together arc
sommor OF Copenhagen. and Victor
Juhler. who, although q native of Ohio.
comes of "A Danish family and has
spent much of his time in that conn-
~ IN recent years. Messrs. unmack
ana Sommor have visited both the
South and West. but have decided that
~ me oio Dominion offers more advan-
'ages than either Of these SECTIONS
MISS virginia Harrison. "A niece OF
MISS Lizzie Harrison, OF Culpepcr, and
carleton Appenson son OF Mr and
Mrs Barbour Appenson, were married.
in Washington Wednesday tile cere-
fnony being witnessed by the families
ana few intimate friends OF tho
happy couple After Il wedding trim
Mr. and Mrs. Appcrson Will reside in
.uipeper, where the groom is engaged
in business.
r.. +. Neal. OF Richmond who J..
assistant State superintendent OF the
state convict road force was in Cul-
reper this week FOR the purpose Of
selecting camp for Tire force Of con
Nlcto 10 be used In matchmaking part
or the roads III Catalpa District Tho
site selected is on the Saunders field on
me sladison road. about mile from
Town. MI. Bishop sergeant from the
orange camp. Will be here next week
with ten men 10 erect sheds
John ". Jones "A son Of thu late
,haries Samuel and Mamie Ioncs
died at his home In Culpepcr Wcdnes-
"ay morning In his twcnty-ninth
year. Until thrce years age AIR
Jones had always been in GOOD health.
fld Tor some time had held a rcspon-
s'tle position with the jefferson Ma
iional Bank. OF Charlottesville, bu,
ior the past two or three years hao
spent most OF his time at Sararse
Lake, ~ y. until this winter. when
realizing that his condition was hope
less. lie returned TO his homo here TO
await the end. The funeral services
were held in the Culpcpcr BAPTIST
church with Rev r.. W.-Winfrcy, a.
-. pastor of the church. and Ecv T.
w. Brown, OF the Alum Spring Uhutch
ohiciating lie is survived by three
brothers. C. s, 7. Mercer, and W. H.
Jones. all OF Culpcper. and six sisters
Mrs. E. Jackson Eggborn. Mrs tent
pie Hill, Mrs. Thomas Howard Misses
mic. Bette and Mary Jones
Mrs. j. Frank DuGan. president Of
the Woroans Auxiliary OF the Farm
trs institute. was present at 4 meet
ing or the Manassas Good Housekeep-
ing Club. at the home IF Airs West
wood Hutchinson. Saturday afternoon
The presidents OF several OF the other
housekeepers' clubs OF the country
were also present, and many helpful
suggestions from the oliicers OF the
several clubs were exchanged as Ia
the best methods to De persucd for
the continued success OF these organi-
cations. After the business session
was over bountiful Refreshments were
served by the hostess
The Masons Of the stevens Lodge
OF Brandy Station were hosts at a
banquet In honor of their visiting
brethren OF Fairfax Lodge, No A. OF
Clpeper: Widows Sons Lodge. No. so;
Manasseh Lodge. No. 1872 and Right
Worshipfnl W. j. Phillips, D. D. G.;
NJ. District No. 4 in the Parish Hall
at Brandy last Thursday night fol-
lowing an interesting meeting OF the
lodge at the Masonic Hall when sew
cral members were admitted to tho or
der. Addresses were made by Right
Worshipful w j. Phillips, D. ID. G. NJ
Rev. Fl. +. Lumpkin, and others.
"EgSlewood." the home of Pembroke
Thomas Fftzhugh. about three miles
from Culpepcr, was burned to the
ground carly Tuesday morning. The
fire, which is thought to have caught
= from the Kitchen chimney was discoy-
cred while the family was at break
fast, and bucket brigade was quick
~ formed by NV. Fitzhugh. the farm
hands and servants. When it was
found impossible to save the house,
attention was turned to carrying out
some pieces Of furniture from the
lower floor and in that way few ar
ticlcs were saved. but most all OF the
furnishings OF the house were de-
siroyed with the building, which. he
ing frame structure was In a short
time reduced TO ashes.
Miss Louemma Carter, the daughter
nf former State Senator Carter, oil
Rappahannock, has been appointed
1 aponsor for this district at the all
south reunion TO be held in Chatta-
noosa in May, No maid OF honor was
appointed, 1t being left to Miss Car
ter to choose one OF her friends for
that position