Harper, Samuel
Death of Samuel Harper
Word was received here early Saturday morning last, of the death of Samuel Harper at his home at Poland Georgia. While news had been received here earlier in the week, that the end was not far distant yet when the final word came of Mr. Harper's parting his many friends here were very much shocked. The deceased was assistant cashier of the Bank of Williston for four months but owing to ill health was compelled to give up his duties intending to return as soon as his health would permit, but instead of getting better his condition continued to grow worse and two months ago he entered the Sanatorium at Boxmore, Ashville, N. C. where it was thought he would recover but two weeks ago his condition became so grave that he was removed to his home at Poland, Georgia where he died at two o'clock last Saturday Morning. L. J. Harper, his brother, who has been taking his place at the Bank of Williston, when word reached him of his brother's serious condition rushed for his bed side arriving there only a few hours before the end came. Mr. Harper was cashier here for a few months and while here made a host of friends who mourn his death. Before coming to Williston was employed, for a long time, by the Moultrie Banking Co. of Moultrie, Georgia.
Poulan Man Dies at the Age of Seventy-Nine
Mr. S. C. Harper, 79 years of age, died at his home at Poulan Jan. 4th and was buried at the cemetery there Wednesday following, Rev. Vincent pastor of the Methodist church, conducting the funeral service. Mr. Harper had lived at Poulan for many years. He was a Confederate vetran, serving the last years of the war in that awful conflict. Surviving him besides his wife are four daughters and three sons as follows: Mrs. J. B. Castleberry, Miami, Fla.; Mrs. R. M. Watson, Jasper, Fla.; Mrs. J. M. Parker, Fitzgerald, Ga.; Miss Belle Harper, Poulan; C. E. Harper, Mobile, Ala.; G. B. Harper, Poulan; L. J. Harper, St. Petersburg, Fla.; and S. C. Harper Jr., Okeechobee, Fla.
Card of Thanks
Mrs. S. C. Harper and children of Poulan wish to thank their many friends and neighbors for the kindness during the illness and death of their husband and father.
Mrs. S. C. Harper and Children.
Death of Samuel Harper
Word was received here early Saturday morning last, of the death of Samuel Harper at his home at Poland Georgia. While news had been received here earlier in the week, that the end was not far distant yet when the final word came of Mr. Harper's parting his many friends here were very much shocked. The deceased was assistant cashier of the Bank of Williston for four months but owing to ill health was compelled to give up his duties intending to return as soon as his health would permit, but instead of getting better his condition continued to grow worse and two months ago he entered the Sanatorium at Boxmore, Ashville, N. C. where it was thought he would recover but two weeks ago his condition became so grave that he was removed to his home at Poland, Georgia where he died at two o'clock last Saturday Morning. L. J. Harper, his brother, who has been taking his place at the Bank of Williston, when word reached him of his brother's serious condition rushed for his bed side arriving there only a few hours before the end came. Mr. Harper was cashier here for a few months and while here made a host of friends who mourn his death. Before coming to Williston was employed, for a long time, by the Moultrie Banking Co. of Moultrie, Georgia.
Poulan Man Dies at the Age of Seventy-Nine
Mr. S. C. Harper, 79 years of age, died at his home at Poulan Jan. 4th and was buried at the cemetery there Wednesday following, Rev. Vincent pastor of the Methodist church, conducting the funeral service. Mr. Harper had lived at Poulan for many years. He was a Confederate vetran, serving the last years of the war in that awful conflict. Surviving him besides his wife are four daughters and three sons as follows: Mrs. J. B. Castleberry, Miami, Fla.; Mrs. R. M. Watson, Jasper, Fla.; Mrs. J. M. Parker, Fitzgerald, Ga.; Miss Belle Harper, Poulan; C. E. Harper, Mobile, Ala.; G. B. Harper, Poulan; L. J. Harper, St. Petersburg, Fla.; and S. C. Harper Jr., Okeechobee, Fla.
Card of Thanks
Mrs. S. C. Harper and children of Poulan wish to thank their many friends and neighbors for the kindness during the illness and death of their husband and father.
Mrs. S. C. Harper and Children.
Harper, Samuel
Death of Samuel Harper
Word was received here early Saturday morning last, of the death of Samuel Harper at his home at Poland Georgia. While news had been received here earlier in the week, that the end was not far distant yet when the final word came of Mr. Harper's parting his many friends here were very much shocked. The deceased was assistant cashier of the Bank of Williston for four months but owing to ill health was compelled to give up his duties intending to return as soon as his health would permit, but instead of getting better his condition continued to grow worse and two months ago he entered the Sanatorium at Boxmore, Ashville, N. C. where it was thought he would recover but two weeks ago his condition became so grave that he was removed to his home at Poland, Georgia where he died at two o'clock last Saturday Morning. L. J. Harper, his brother, who has been taking his place at the Bank of Williston, when word reached him of his brother's serious condition rushed for his bed side arriving there only a few hours before the end came. Mr. Harper was cashier here for a few months and while here made a host of friends who mourn his death. Before coming to Williston was employed, for a long time, by the Moultrie Banking Co. of Moultrie, Georgia.
Poulan Man Dies at the Age of Seventy-Nine
Mr. S. C. Harper, 79 years of age, died at his home at Poulan Jan. 4th and was buried at the cemetery there Wednesday following, Rev. Vincent pastor of the Methodist church, conducting the funeral service. Mr. Harper had lived at Poulan for many years. He was a Confederate vetran, serving the last years of the war in that awful conflict. Surviving him besides his wife are four daughters and three sons as follows: Mrs. J. B. Castleberry, Miami, Fla.; Mrs. R. M. Watson, Jasper, Fla.; Mrs. J. M. Parker, Fitzgerald, Ga.; Miss Belle Harper, Poulan; C. E. Harper, Mobile, Ala.; G. B. Harper, Poulan; L. J. Harper, St. Petersburg, Fla.; and S. C. Harper Jr., Okeechobee, Fla.
Card of Thanks
Mrs. S. C. Harper and children of Poulan wish to thank their many friends and neighbors for the kindness during the illness and death of their husband and father.
Mrs. S. C. Harper and Children.
Death of Samuel Harper
Word was received here early Saturday morning last, of the death of Samuel Harper at his home at Poland Georgia. While news had been received here earlier in the week, that the end was not far distant yet when the final word came of Mr. Harper's parting his many friends here were very much shocked. The deceased was assistant cashier of the Bank of Williston for four months but owing to ill health was compelled to give up his duties intending to return as soon as his health would permit, but instead of getting better his condition continued to grow worse and two months ago he entered the Sanatorium at Boxmore, Ashville, N. C. where it was thought he would recover but two weeks ago his condition became so grave that he was removed to his home at Poland, Georgia where he died at two o'clock last Saturday Morning. L. J. Harper, his brother, who has been taking his place at the Bank of Williston, when word reached him of his brother's serious condition rushed for his bed side arriving there only a few hours before the end came. Mr. Harper was cashier here for a few months and while here made a host of friends who mourn his death. Before coming to Williston was employed, for a long time, by the Moultrie Banking Co. of Moultrie, Georgia.
Poulan Man Dies at the Age of Seventy-Nine
Mr. S. C. Harper, 79 years of age, died at his home at Poulan Jan. 4th and was buried at the cemetery there Wednesday following, Rev. Vincent pastor of the Methodist church, conducting the funeral service. Mr. Harper had lived at Poulan for many years. He was a Confederate vetran, serving the last years of the war in that awful conflict. Surviving him besides his wife are four daughters and three sons as follows: Mrs. J. B. Castleberry, Miami, Fla.; Mrs. R. M. Watson, Jasper, Fla.; Mrs. J. M. Parker, Fitzgerald, Ga.; Miss Belle Harper, Poulan; C. E. Harper, Mobile, Ala.; G. B. Harper, Poulan; L. J. Harper, St. Petersburg, Fla.; and S. C. Harper Jr., Okeechobee, Fla.
Card of Thanks
Mrs. S. C. Harper and children of Poulan wish to thank their many friends and neighbors for the kindness during the illness and death of their husband and father.
Mrs. S. C. Harper and Children.
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