MRS. ANNA FULLER BEST: Word has been received by Mrs. H. W. Fuller of the death of Mrs. Anna Fuller Best, which occurred just at dawn, the morning of the new year, in Birmingham, Alabama. Mrs. Best had been an invalid for a number of years, the victim of that dread disease tuberculosis, and for many months had been confined to the sanitarium in Birmingham. The deceased will be remembered by many sorrowing friends as Miss Anna Fuller, daughter of the late H. W. Fuller of this city. Her young womanhood days were spent here, and she left Bradenton as a bride, having been married to Rev. J. H. Best in the old Presbyterian church about thirteen years ago.
MRS. ANNA FULLER BEST: Word has been received by Mrs. H. W. Fuller of the death of Mrs. Anna Fuller Best, which occurred just at dawn, the morning of the new year, in Birmingham, Alabama. Mrs. Best had been an invalid for a number of years, the victim of that dread disease tuberculosis, and for many months had been confined to the sanitarium in Birmingham. The deceased will be remembered by many sorrowing friends as Miss Anna Fuller, daughter of the late H. W. Fuller of this city. Her young womanhood days were spent here, and she left Bradenton as a bride, having been married to Rev. J. H. Best in the old Presbyterian church about thirteen years ago.
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