Ml.? Matilda Craddock.
Sp?ci,?l to The Times-Dispatch.
I'llAKUttTTKriVILlJ;, VA...Inn" 23.
?Miss Matilda Craddock, aged sixty
seven years, died this morning at the
residence of W. K. Lacy. She is survived by one brother, of this city, and one sister. Mrs. John Meeks, of Richmond. The funeral will take place
from the residence tomorrow afternoon.
II. A. Showalter.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
HARRISONBURG, VA., June 23.?R.
A. Showalter, seventy-four years old
died yesterday near Singers Glen. Surviving him are his wife, who was Miss
Hollar, two sisters and four children,
including D. R. Showalter, of Harrisonburg.
Miss Mamie Bryan.
Special to The Times-Dispatch.
STANARDSVILLE, VA., June 23?
Mrs. K. W. Sims has received a message announcing the death of her
niee, Miss Mamie Bryan, at Bradenton, Va. Miss Bryan had a number
of relatives in Rockingham and Greenfield counties.
The funeral will take place tomorrow at the home of their parents, Mr.  and Mrs. Howard Claytor, in Gmt
13 AT! IS
MAYO?I?i? 1. at her residence. ISM Mary
land Avenue. K VA DINNAM MAVO,
a^i") twenty-one month;, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Newton H. Mayo.
Funeral from the above residence SAT
ITI< D A V A I 'T K ItVimN ;il -I nVle. k.
toe.-;. Rockingham County. The <!?athe
\vro ilu? to ptomaine poison.
Mrs. Mary T. Mitchell.
LYNVIIHINUJ. V.\. June 83.?The
body of Mrs. Mary T Mitchell. W'l<
of.1 1: Mitchell, formerly of L,u
bursf, who died in Richmond, was
brought here Thursday and interred in
a local tory.
John V Ifvnnilrr Ullmrr. 