Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-07

bonds to William Irvine Greenway, my
husbands namesalle.
1t is my will that 1 give 5000 to Reu-
ben Warford if he be living.
1t is my will that I give $500 to Sal
lie Irvine, if she be living.
1t is my will and 1 here. ask that I
be buried without ceremony in our
beautiful city of the dead beside my
beloved husband in most substantial
Terra Gotta and Metallic casllet.
L wish no sermon, no singing, only
a simple benediction, no flowers, only
a spray of evergreen.
Bury me at the rising of the sun.
L would here state that 1 bequeathed
my gold-headed cane to Shelby Irvi,-e
White\because of the name he bears Of
my brother This cane was given me
by my uncle, Isaac Shelby End. He
told me he had cut the cane himself
from Travellers Rest" timber, the
home of our grandfather. Gov. Isaac
Shelby. This cane was fashioned and
polished by our uncle's own hands.
1t is my will that 1 bequeath my
rockaway and phaeton, also the spring
wagon to the memorial
And now my task is done. 1 have
made changes in my husbands last
+ will, such changes, however. as l Cm
empowered by that instrument to
mako of these changes he and myself
had consulted and 1 am satisfied those
[ have made would meet Nth his
hearty approval
The bonds I have accumulated have
been the labor of my own hands. o.
my own business activity. for as here
III stated / have bequeathed now here
I in 50 (eighty) government per cent
bonds.
1t is my will and my prayer that our
Heavenly Father will keep and direct
the good men I have herein connect
ed with my gift of Irvinton and my
executors, d. Irvine White, of Hunts
VILE and John L. Croolle, of Rich
mond, with the hope that they may
never forget the confidence I have
placed in them.
1t is my will as I own a most
valuable store house Ga the corner Of
First and Main street, Richmond. Ken
lucky. it is my will that at the death
Of Shelby White Walker. bequeath
the said stoe house to Alice White
Greenway's sons, shares alike
1t is nay will that 7 bequeath this
said store house to Shelby White
walker. of Huntsville, Ala. This store
house is now rented to Hamilton
Brothers at rental of $3.50 per an
mum. This said store house at the
death of Shelby White Walker I be
queath to the sons Of Alice White
Greenway Except John, whom I have
provided for) at the death of Shelby
White Walker.
1t is my will that this Irvinton Mem
nrial is not a place for soldiers to take
weary and tired workers to recuper-|
ate-a retreat.
Written by my own hand.
ELIZABETH S. IRVINE.
JrVinton, December 5, 1919.
1t is my will that 1 make William
Irvine Greenway my residuary legetee.
It is my will that I make d. Irvine
White, Huntsville, Ala, and John w.
Crooke. of Richmond, KY. my eXecu-
tors of this my last will
ELIZABETH S. IRVINE.
Irvinton.
As TO the construction of the mon
umenf to he placed lin the center OF
the circle in front Of Irvinton Memoir
ial home) L will ask that Mr.. Golden,
now of the Richmond Monumental
Works" be given. the contract for the
said work, as 1 believe he will Con my
account) take pride in erecting |
something very handsome and to the
credit of Kentucky's greatest phsyi
clan, DIR. Ephriam Mcdowell, and my
father, Col. David Irvine.