The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-18
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DEATHS
1914. In Los Angeles. Cal. j. d. G.
DE JARNETTE. formerly of Bowl
his his two brothers 9TH DR.. s EIliott De
Jarnette. Of Ashland. Va, and j. B.
L. De Jarnette. of Driver. Va.
Funeral notice later.
RIDoUT-Died, at his residence. 1900
Twenty first Street, January II. at
6:2o O'Clock. MIR. b. w. RIDoUT.
Let mo go, the day Ia breaking
- Dear wife. let me go.
In the wilderness below.
Upward now l bend my way,
Part we hero at break Of day.
Let mo go, may not tarry,
Wrestling thus with doubt and
fears;
Angels wait my soul to carry
Friends and kindred weep not so,
II you love me let me go.
We have travelled long together.
Hand in hand and heart in heart
Both through fair and stormy
And It's hard tits hard to part.
Yet we must farewell to you;
Answer one and all Adieu!
Funeral will tnke place from
u dn9nc,s Staten Metsodist Church at
LoTTIER:-Entcred into rest, on sat
S nTdny ressnse pG at r SsS p NJ at
JOHN DONELAN LoTTfER, in his
sixty-hfth year.
Funeral from the house Mt p. NJ
on MONDAY. the 10Th.
sT brms q her J a.nnn;sr 1s at the
AMELIA c. SMITH, Widow of ". y.
Smith
Funeral at the home TO-DAY at
2:30 p. NJ. Intermcnt Hollywood.
Entered into rest, ut her
PIE LAURA LAT r. si hGEASoR 'h FRASci s.
relict OF Powhatan Murray Steward.
dence, MONDAY AFTERNOON at 4
o'clock. Friends invited to attend.
MURRAY.--Died., at the residence of
her parents ,nGe Adela a and Charles s.
M4urray: 3G96 l,2 so Street. Saturday;
ELSIE. aged two years ten months,
she being the second daughter to die
in ten days.
We had two little treasures once,
They were our Joy and pride;
We loved them. ah! perhaps too well,
For soon they slept and died.
All is dark within our dwelling.
Lonely are our hearts to-day,
For the ones We loved SO dearly
Have forever passed away.
Funeral from above residence MON
FATHER AND MOTHER
wILTSHIRE;-Ipled. suddenly. January
liam County, Mrs. ISABEL WILT
SHIRE. widow of William Wilt
shire. She leaves to mourn their
Wiltshire, OF King William. and one
daughter, Mrs. James Huckstep. OF
Richmond.
HURT.-Died, in Richmond, Va. satur-
day; January ~, 1871. MIR. elias s.
ehufeh. in H,chmond 3D. MoSDAY l HFs
TERNOoN, January 10, at 2 o'clock.
Interment In Biandford Cemetery,
Petersburg, Va.
SWEENEY Died. at Little Sisters OF
the Poor; January y, 1914, at 10 a.
Funeral from the home MONDAY,
January 10, at 10 o'clock "A. NJ.
HERNpoN. Died, Saturday. January
LESTER. daughter OF the late j. b.
Herndon. at the residence of her
Street. She leaves her mother and
one sister. Mrs. r. l.. Ford. to mourn
their loss.
Church on MONDAY at $40 j. NJ
Friends and acquaintances invited to
attend.
KESLER;-our comrade. PATRICK II
KEsLER. was known. to all his
d frisnd ds as tss Uncle Pat Uncle Pa Tas
Engine Company No. 8. He had been
connected with the company for
faithful 10 his post. Uncle rat de,
parted this life on Friday, January
IS. 1914, lie leaves to mourn their
loss 4 wife and three children. one
slater and one brother. ana a mum
Der of comrades of the Richmond
Fire Department.
l In mcmoriam OK our Comrade.
Patrick II, Kcsler:
Day by day we watched him
Fado and slowly sink away;
Though in our hearts, oh! how we
That he might longer stay.
Uncle Pat has gone home to heaven--
1t was Gods will
But in our hcnrts we love him stiIl.
His memory will always be dear
from day 10 day
COMRADES OF ENGINE co. No. 3.
Richmond Fire Department.
Funeral THIS AFTERNOON, Jan
nary Is, 1914. from residence. 906 ID
East Broad Street. Interment Oak
wood Cemetery.
Goo gate Eor Classification
WANTED. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
to distribute coupons. Attractive
and pleasant work. Ill l-2 East,
Broad. upstairs.
LOST, a LADIES PURSE AT THE