The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

and Mrs T. a. Carrier were held a'
Ihe home. tHa Rev % q. Byrd official
inE Errrmant vae boo the Bluff OTIS
cemetery SHE ls survived by hef par
cats and two sisters. 40 of Br.sto.
BRISTOL. Tenn. -.t' a. MasEutr go.
died at his harue here ou HH street
lie was @ memb,r OF Bell lodge SO 500
l. %. %. f. OF iinevIlls ky. lir leaves
q wife and enc son. Samuel Musgrave.
OF Clayton. y. C.
BALDWIN. Atiss--J. A. Mscyay So.
died suddenly. He is survived by his
wife i've surs, George. Jesse, carries.
Reuben and lUdsuu M8.Nay and five
daughters, Mrs John Rice, Mrs Luther
HeaTn. Mrs. Bon laugstou Mrs Robert
Brazeel and Miss Bette MacVBy. All
residents at Baldwin and vicinity. He
will be buried Ia Friendship cemetery,
CRYSTAL SPRINGS. Miss Leslie.
the iX-yg8r-old daughter OF the Rev
}. S, Pcrcell, the Methodist minister
here. is dead The funeral was con
Quoted by the Rev Mr.. Leggett Of
Bruokhayen. and burial took place at
The city cemetery.
JACKSON. Tenn.-Mrs. j T. Nose
ley, 81, died at her home here. She
was lifelong member OF the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church She 10 sur
ElFed by her husband. one son. II. b
MoseIey of Memphis two brothers T.
J. Baker Of Greenfield, and j. H. Ba-
ker, OF Memphis, and one sister, Mrs.
Addic Norman. OF Martin. The funeral
services We're conducted by Rev. G. G.
Newbill and the body was forwarded
over the Illinois Central road 20 Green
field for burial
GREENWOOD, Miss.-Miss Eliza
blanchard. sister Of Capt Il. w.
blanchard. OF Greenwood died al CFys-
tai Springs, Miss. Miss Blanchard had
been an invalid for the past two years,
and her death was not unexpected
capt, Blanchard left for Crystal Springs
to attend the funeral
GREENWOOD, Miss.-Dr j W. Du-
lahey, one Of the leading physicians Of
Greenwood for 80 years and a highly
esteemed citizen, died az a Memphis
hospital following an operation which
ne underwent "a month ago Dr. Du-
hney was born In Madison County.
Mississippi lie came here from Rose
dale wher' he was practclng physician.
Besides a wife De is survived lbs two
daughters. Mrs. r. NJ. Petect. Of Green
wood, Miss Mrs. Charles McClclund.
OF tovington, Tenn, and one son, j
W. pulancy, Jr. OF Tuoica, Miss.
GREENWOOD. MIss.-Mrs V V
Goss. Of Avalon, Miss, died here at the
Kings Daughters hospital, where she
was taken for treatment for cancer.
The body was forwarded to Avalon for
burial
-JONESBORO. Ark.--Frcd G. Schadc.
o. IS dead here. The deceased is sur
NiYed by his wife and five children,
three sons aud two daughters
.JONESBORO. Arl.-Prof u l..
Thompson, n, was buried Tuesday. The
deceased was one OF the oldest edu
Gators Of this county, having been prin-
elpal OF the first public school in this
city, lie is survived BY six children,
three sons and three daughters. The
funeral seSyices were held at tho First
Methodist Church by the Rev william
sherman, with interment in city ceme-
terry.
HICKMAN. Ky.--Mrs NJ. II. Gam
mons, So, died near here Of pneumonia
and influenza The body was buried
at the Brownsville cemetery,
HICKMAN, Ky.--,Iames r. Sutton,
"a, died at his home here. He came to
this city last summer from Mississippi
county, Missouri. He is survived by
a wife and several children.
HICKMAN, Ky.--R. T. Tucker died
at his home at Cayce. this county, sew
eral miles east Of Hickman, of influ-
enza and pneumonia, Mr., fuckers en-