Smyrna times., 1915-09-15
0EATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
vary OenneV Garrison. Widow
o. sphraim S Garrison, Dies at
Cheswold-CharIes W. Hat

'N"S APhtalm =. Garrison. died
at her home in Cheswold At nine
o clock Monday morning Of penumonis
Following a severe fall she had two
weeks ago. She had been in failing
neaith. however. for several wears
Inc passing out of this good and es-
unable woman. is deeply mourued bv
the family and friends. She spent
her whole life in Chewsold and vieni.
" and since the death of her husband
which occurred about three wears AGO
sne mas been keeping I'D her resi-
uenee in the old homestead. Unos-
tentatious and retiring in manner. the
deceased rather Stunned public and
social life. but lived her life her own
quiet peaceful way in her home where
she raised family who have been
an honor. and comfort TO her. Mrs
Garrison was daughter of the late
John and Mary lEnnis) Denny and
was born. Nov. 27, 1881. raised and
spent her whole life in Cheswold and
vicinity. In 1855 she married
Ehraim 5. Garrison. who became a
prominent and successful land owner
and one of Cheswold's best known
and substantial citizens. He died
three years ago leaving a large es-
tate. Deceased is survived by two
sons: former Assemblyman CANA
liel Garrison. Of near Kenton. and
former Assemblyman Thomas d.
Garrison Of near Cheswold. The late
Mrs. j. Herman Anderson. only
daughter, died several years ago.
Mrs. Gsrrisod is survived by several
grandchildren. Funeral services were
held at her late residence in Ches-
weld at 2.30 o'clock this (Wednes.
day. afternoon and interment was
made in the family burying ground
beside the remains Of her husband.
IN Bethel NJ. E. Cemetery. The
Rev. W. H. Kenney, pastor of
Bethel-Cbeswold Churches officiated.
Death Of Charles W. Katz
Charles Wed1ell Katz. ESQ. aged
SO Of Philadelphia. brother of the
late Samuel Cats. Of this town.
died Sunday at the Hotel Edgwater
in Atlantic City. n. j.. where he
was spending the summer. The cause
OF his death was chronic bronchitis.
Deceased was son Of the late Samuel |
Cats and early in life moved to Phil |
adelphia where he lived and practicei |
MS profession Under the name of |
Charles w. Katz. He resided at 14l |
North 10Th street. He was q lawyer
and had been a member of the Phila-
delphia Bar since 1870. During the
cival war he enlisted in Company E
Sixth Delaware Regiment, under the
Captaincy of the late w. W. Tschudv
After the war he moved to Philadel-
phia and was associated many years
with the late Charles Gibbins. He
was a bachelor. Deceased is sur
vived by one niece. Miss Anna Cum
ningham Of this town and a nephew.
Mr.. Allan Cunningham Of Philadel-
phia. Funeral services took place
from the residence Of Miss Anna Gun
ningham at 1. 80 o'clock this s(Wednes-
day. afternoon and interment was in
st. Peters Cemetery, the Rev. Thom-
as Getz Hill officiating.
Mrs. Eicholz of Wilmington Dead
Mrs. Lydia B. Eicholz, age "a.
wife Of John Eicholz of Wilmington
and sister Of Mrs. Harry Collins.
residing on Delaware street of this
town. died in Wilmington last Tues
day. Her remains were brought 10
Smyrna on the noon train Saturday
and interment was made at Odd Eel
lows Cemetery. De ceased is survived
by husband and two sons.
Death of Eugene w. Shugart
Eugene W. Shugart. aged 81. who
will be remembered in Smyrna as
the husband Of Miss Belle Wood.
formerly Of Smyrna, died at Saranac
Lake Saturday. at the Sanitarium
Of which Miss Nan Wood is supefin-
tendeGt. Mr. Shugsrt died Of pull
monary tuberculosis. His remains
were brought TO Smyrna on Monday
and inferred in Odd Fellows Cemetery.
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