The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-12-20
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MO0RE-C~eil. ths I rear and s
moaths old sen ci Nv. and Mrn. w
q. Moore. died at their home oti
Caracas Csesk, this eoanty. Friday
night. Decsmh<s liz. VI intsasnxa.
pneamaaia. Tbs remains wee In.
TERED Saturday in ahs .nelghllar-
hood hnfvins ground
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BALTHROp-Miss pAn.Lis Bal
shrue, aged 63. died 4, sha home u
her sister, Nm. q. 4. Kannasd. III
HAAhvills. Saturday. Dsosmhss Ia.
oi q stroke u psraiysis Her ~.
mains wers brought back To her
home 90 fsiiow Greek. this csenty
where they we're inferred Sunday
Shs VAS \ SISTER OF Ds. balshfop,
| Of Nashville. aud Lse Balshrep, u
Ysllow Greek. With whom she made
her home When shs lei. home to
visit relatives in Nashville. i, 10
aaid thai she was ln good health,
WiIsOS--Ths remains u Mrs.
Ollie Wilson. wha died 10 Mach
vills. Dec II. tyis. arrived here
Saturday aud conveyed to her Tor
met home In Hickman county for
intermsnI She wss Inspector at
the Hosiery Mills. Nashville. She
vac SO years 81 ssr. and a member
of the chr,S;iss Church. She was
the daughter Of Mrs. N, J. Chap.
Dell. and . sislsr u Lawson aud
Taylor Chsppell Of THE place. Her
husband. W. II. Wilson. died eleven
years ago.
ADCOCK-M~. Adeock. the
aged widow VI tbs late Will Ad-
cock, died at her home gu Grab
creek. about i've miles south oi
Dickson, Saturday shs vas q most
ss,imsbls Christian woman. Hhs
10 suryivsd by The following child.
rem; T. II. Adeock. with whom she
made her home, Sherman Adcoek.
who 10 10 army service, at Camp
Wadsworth. 4. C.; Mrs, Eta Hoop.
or and Miss Lula Adcock. Dickson.
Mrs. c. J, Coines and Miss Lille
Adeock. Wsvsrly; several grand.
children. among whom 10 Miss
Hattie Myatl Of Dickson Her
remains were inferred Monday 10
the nelshborhood graveyard,
DICK SON--On Thursday. Dec
IL, 1918, the town OF Dickson and
Dickson County. sustained the loss.
by death. Of one 81 their olde., aud
bes, citizens. w. II. Dickson. Ct
his home 10 South Dickson. Hs
Was 50 years Of age, and was an Ell.
Confederate veteran, havins served
bis country faithfully in the Civil
War For ssvsssl years. Nh. Dick
son and his aged and devoted wife.
who survives him, have resided In
Dickson. About two weeks prior
TO his death he was taken with in
husnsa, which. together with The
lndrtnitiea 1t sge. 'esussd his death
Deceased. was. and had been al
member OF the Cumberland prrshy.
terrain Church since | years oi age
Tor = plumber VI yesr be had been
Ruling Elder 10 that church Fun
eral services we're conducted al the
late homo Saturday morning. Dec
IL, at 10 O'Clock. by bic pss,or |
Rev PHILIPPE. ei Charlotte later |
ment following in Union Cemetery /
Besides his wife. deceased In sur
vivsd BY the following children;
John 4 Dickson. cashier Of a bank
At Bellbuckls, Tenn; W n. Dick
.ou. Of Decatur. Ala Tom Dickson
oi White Blaa. p, N, p,ck.oa @.
Vsn~es and Mrs, r. A. Cofman
N. Aisan, Ill.,. all al xhelD ..vsss,
present q, HE burial. He IL also
surviv-i by twenty grand chiIdr~n,
numerous other relatives, and al
host VI friends.
CHOATk--Th~ town oi Dick on
hss had many sad deaths within
be pas, two mooIhs, But. one Of
ne most unexpected. occurred 90
Monday morning. December 18th,
1919 when ". |, Cine Ghost,
lied q, his home on Centsi Avenue
south Dickson.
Sunday morning. Nj. Choa,e was
io~n town. As usual. 10 get bis
nail. He appeared to be 10 hi.
isasi health He ~en, 10 Sylvia
to ieok over some land interests
At . point between Sylvia and Hor.
l.