Smyrna times., 1921-07-27
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
Mrs. Susan E. Daniels-W Waters, Aged
S5, Widow of William f. Waters,
Dies in Chicago After Illness

Mrs. Susan f. Waters, aged IS, wild
ow of VIM. f. Waters, for many years
one OF Smyrna's best known women,
died in Chicago, ILL.,, on Tuesday of
last week after lingering illness of
general debility. She had been in
failing health for many months. Mrs.
Waters resided most all her life in
Smyrna until few years ago when
she broke up housekeeping in Smyr-
ma and moved with her husband to
Atlantic City, n. j., and later to Phil
adelphia. Following the death Of
Mr.. Waters, which occurred February
/, 1920, she moved to Chicago to make
her home with her nieSe, Mrs. Carol |
H. Sudler, 19 Cedar Avenue, at which |
residence she died. Mrs. Waters was
formerly Mrs. Susan E. Black, daugh-
ter of Major John G. and Alphonsa /
(Cummins) Black. On December 10
/ 1888 she married DIR. William Daniels,
a wealthy widower, and prominent
medical practitioner, of Smyrna. He
died March IS, 1886, leaving one child
/ by his first marriage, Mrs. John G.
Stockly, of this town. In 1895 Mrs.
Daniel married Mr.. William E. Wat
ers, president of the Zeigler Brothers
Company, shoe manufacturers of
Philadelphia. They kept up their resi-
dence in Smyrna until they moved to
Atlantic City as above mentioned.
Mrs. Waters was a communicate of
st. Peters P. E. Church and was one
of its most active members and sup
porters. Her remains were brought
to Smyrna, arriving here Friday af-
terncon. Short services were held i'll
st. Peters Church and interment took
place in the family lot in st. Peters
! cemetery.
ID. n. BOggs Retired Clayton Farmer
David N. Boggs, aged 70, retired
farmer and well-known citizen OF
j.. Clayton, son of the late Newell anc
: Mary (Pratt) Boggs, died suddenl!
at his home last Wednesday evening
. July 20. Mr.. Boggs had attended the
: funeral of Sergeant Harrison, who
! died in France, in the afternoon. HI
remarked to a friend how we'll he wa
feeling and seemed in excellent spirits
! At his usual hour he retired. As h
= went to sit down Mrs. Boggs notice.
he seemed to reel and fall. She i'm
mediately called her neighbOrs and
Il doctor was summoned, but when tn
- doctor arrived he pronounced Nh
- - Boggs dead Mr.. Boggs was a mem
ber of the St. Pauls NJ. +. Church an
- was a regular attendant. He follow
i, ed farming until few years age
- when he retired and has since bee
:, living in Clayton. He leaves a wifi
10 and one son and daughter also hos
- of friends to mourn his loss. Inter
49, ment was made Saturday afternoon
o. Odd Fellows Cemetery, Smyrna.
Is. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Satterfeld Lose SO
to Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Satterfiel
er of Dover, have the sympathy of the
friends in the death of their son, Ricl
ard Sites Satterfield, aged two ar
ES one-half years last Wednesday. ii
little fellow had been quite i'll for Sc
eral days and two specialists fro
III Philadelphia were summoned, but
no avail. Mr.. Satterfeld former
OILS was deputy attorney-general for Ke
ell county and is one of the prOmine
ay members of the Kent county bar. F
no neral services took place Saturday a
lat ternoon from their residence on ID
ear yer Green. The services were in char
The of Rev. ]. w. Colona, assisted by Re
ID. George G. Williams, of Wilmington,
red relative of the Satterfelds, The bea
car ers included the two brothers of t
OH, deceased, three uncles and anoth
ar relative. Interment was in Lakesl
his Cemetery.
up Death of Mrs. Kate f. Jones, Dove
,r+ Mrs. Kate Frazer Jones, aged
ad' years, widow of Richard NJ. Jones, o
H. of Dover's oldest residents, died Su
,,,n day evening. She was an active mel
The ber of the Dover Presbyterian Chur
'Iso for neary sixty-five years. She is 81
II- vived by four sons, one of whom
ron George Massey Jones, a Dover la
NJ yer. The other sons are John Pomr
,;ro Jones and Reah Frazer Jones, of |
NJ, yer. and William Bell Jones, of We
IN, onah, N. ]. Funeral services We
nYr held at her late residence this aft
inc noon at 2 o'clock, interment in Presl
lila terian cemetery.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Veasey Lose
ana Robert Hudson Veasey, aged 7
ms months, infant son of Harold g
ana Katherine (Hudson) Veasev, of Pen
the p;n WiIro;no,tor and oranddaugh
ecu of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hudson, Jr.,
had This town, died at $40 this morn
- after a short illness of pneumor
lnu- Much sympathy is felt for the hea
en- stricken parents on losing tLeir Fl
no' born.
the