SAMUEL T. LARIMER DEAD
The remains of S. T. Larimer were interred in the new cemetery Tuesday afternoon. His death occurred Monday night at 11 o'clock, following an attack of influenza and pneumonia. He leaves a wife and five young children, besides father, mother, a sister and one brother, Mr. Charles Larimer the general manager of the Electric Light and Power Company. For a number of years he was manager for the Bluefield Telephone Company Tazewell branch, having in charge all the wires in this section. Deceased was an industrious, quiet man, and good citizen, husband and father and his untimely death is a sad loss. The funeral service was conducted at the home on Tazewell avenue, a large crowd being present. Rev. B. O. Shannon, pastor of the Presbyterian church in Thompson Valley; and Rev. T. H. Campbell, pastor of the Baptist church, took part in the service. There were a number of floral tributes, a beautiful one being sent by the Bluefield Telephone Company. Great sympathy is expressed by the entire community for the bereaved relatives, particularly for the mother and her children. Deceased was about 32 years of age.
The remains of S. T. Larimer were interred in the new cemetery Tuesday afternoon. His death occurred Monday night at 11 o'clock, following an attack of influenza and pneumonia. He leaves a wife and five young children, besides father, mother, a sister and one brother, Mr. Charles Larimer the general manager of the Electric Light and Power Company. For a number of years he was manager for the Bluefield Telephone Company Tazewell branch, having in charge all the wires in this section. Deceased was an industrious, quiet man, and good citizen, husband and father and his untimely death is a sad loss. The funeral service was conducted at the home on Tazewell avenue, a large crowd being present. Rev. B. O. Shannon, pastor of the Presbyterian church in Thompson Valley; and Rev. T. H. Campbell, pastor of the Baptist church, took part in the service. There were a number of floral tributes, a beautiful one being sent by the Bluefield Telephone Company. Great sympathy is expressed by the entire community for the bereaved relatives, particularly for the mother and her children. Deceased was about 32 years of age.
SAMUEL T. LARIMER DEAD
The remains of S. T. Larimer were interred in the new cemetery Tuesday afternoon. His death occurred Monday night at 11 o'clock, following an attack of influenza and pneumonia. He leaves a wife and five young children, besides father, mother, a sister and one brother, Mr. Charles Larimer the general manager of the Electric Light and Power Company. For a number of years he was manager for the Bluefield Telephone Company Tazewell branch, having in charge all the wires in this section. Deceased was an industrious, quiet man, and good citizen, husband and father and his untimely death is a sad loss. The funeral service was conducted at the home on Tazewell avenue, a large crowd being present. Rev. B. O. Shannon, pastor of the Presbyterian church in Thompson Valley; and Rev. T. H. Campbell, pastor of the Baptist church, took part in the service. There were a number of floral tributes, a beautiful one being sent by the Bluefield Telephone Company. Great sympathy is expressed by the entire community for the bereaved relatives, particularly for the mother and her children. Deceased was about 32 years of age.
The remains of S. T. Larimer were interred in the new cemetery Tuesday afternoon. His death occurred Monday night at 11 o'clock, following an attack of influenza and pneumonia. He leaves a wife and five young children, besides father, mother, a sister and one brother, Mr. Charles Larimer the general manager of the Electric Light and Power Company. For a number of years he was manager for the Bluefield Telephone Company Tazewell branch, having in charge all the wires in this section. Deceased was an industrious, quiet man, and good citizen, husband and father and his untimely death is a sad loss. The funeral service was conducted at the home on Tazewell avenue, a large crowd being present. Rev. B. O. Shannon, pastor of the Presbyterian church in Thompson Valley; and Rev. T. H. Campbell, pastor of the Baptist church, took part in the service. There were a number of floral tributes, a beautiful one being sent by the Bluefield Telephone Company. Great sympathy is expressed by the entire community for the bereaved relatives, particularly for the mother and her children. Deceased was about 32 years of age.
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