| La Vigne | Louis | Louis La Vigne, aged 52, died at 7 yesterday morning at his country home in Julian township near Little Rock. His wife is his only survivor. Mr. La Vigne was a planter and a native of France. Funeral services will be conducted at 10 this morning from the residence by the Rev. J.A. Avery. Burial will be in Landmark cemetery.; ag6/30/1917 | |
| LaBaum | Ben | Junction City, June 22 - Ben LaBaum, a well-known resident, died at his home here recently.; ag6/23/1917 | |
| Labori | Ferdinand | Paris, March 14 - Ferdinand Labori attorney for Captain Alfred Drayfus, died today after a long illness; ag3/15/17 | |
| Lacey | C.L. | Mena, Jan 10 - Mrs. C L Lacey, aged 60, member of a well known Mena family, died at a Texarkana hospital following an operation and the body was brought here for burial.; ag1/11/22 | |
| Lack | John R. | The body of John R. Lack, 11 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Lack of Piggott, who died at 12:30 a.m. yesterday at a local hospital, was sent yesterday by P.H. Ruebel & Co. to Piggott.; ag7/31/17 | |
| Laflin | Dorothy | Mena, July 2 - Dorothy Lee Laflin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Laflin, died last night.; ag7/3/1917 | |
| Lake | George T. | Fayettevile, Aug 5 - George T. Lake, aged 69 years, died here today of heart failure following a month's illness. He was chairman of the Washington County Democratic Central Committee and was formerly the sheriff of the county; ag8/6/1917 | |
| Lally | Martin A | Martin A. Lally, aged 73, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Begelow Robinson, 2115 Arch street, at 2 a.m. yesterday. He is survived by his wife and two daughters. Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Frank Hunt, both of Little Rock, and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at St. Andrew's cathedral, Seventh and Louisiana streets at 9:30 a.m. today in charge of the Rev. J P Moran. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Pallbearers will be Acitve-John Bateman, Judge Richard Mann, M C Hutton, John P Baird, Tom Harding and Williford Robinson. Honorary-Florence Donahue, George Smith, H P Deal, J T Hornibrook and J C McCook; ag1/11/30 | |
| Lamb | O.L. | O.L. Lamb, Iron Mountain section foreman at Altus, died at his home Monday night.; ag2/8/17 | |
| Lambert | Ella | Searcy, Jan. 3 - Mrs. Ella Lambert, aged 50, died at her home here yesterday. She was formerly home demonstration agent of White county, and her son, Joel Lambert, is demonstration agent of Jefferson county. She is survived by three sons.; ag1/4/17 | |
| Lambert | J.R. | Prescott, March 17 - J.R.Lambert, Aged 60, a merchant at Sutton, died Friday and was buried today at Harmony.; ag3/18/17 | |
| Lambert | John J. | Paragould, Jan 10- John J Lambert, aged 67, died Tuesday at Marked Tree. He formerly was a resident of Paragould, moving to Marked Tree 15 years ago. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Mary W Howell; ag1/11/30 | |
| Lambert | Kate | Pine Bluff, Feb. 23 - Mrs. Kate Lambert, aged 49, wife of Len Lambert, died at her home here this afternoon. Beside her husband, she is survived by two sons and a daughter.; ag2/24/17 | |
| Lancaster | S.S. | Mammoth Spring, Aug 11 - S.S. Lancaster, aged 85 years, died here today. He was a Federal veteran of the Civil war; ag8/12/1917 | |
| Land | Irine and Inez | Irine and Inez Lang, infant twins of Mr. and Mrs. G.A. Lang, 1306 North street, died yesterday at the family residence. Burial will be at Oakland cemetery at 11 this morning.; ag2/8/17 | |
| Land | Mrs. Robert | Pocahontas, April 6 - Mrs. Robert Land, who lived two miles north of here, died at her home Wednesday.; ag4/7/17 | |
| Land | Mrs. Thomas | Portia, Jan. 17 - Mrs. Thomas Land died here yesterday.; ag1/18/17 | |
| Landreth | Warren | Poughkeepsie, March 12 - Warren Landreth, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W N Landreth of Cave City, died Wednesday of pneumonia; ag3/13/17 | |
| Lane | Hugh | Ozark, Feb. 15 - Hugh Lane, of Ivey township, aged 84, died at his home yesterday morning. He was a Confederate veteran.; ag2/16/17 | |
| Lane | Jeff | Leslie, Aug 14 - Mrs. Jeff Lane, aged 59, died here Sunday; ag8/15/1917 | |
| Lane | Susie | The body of Mrs. Susie Lane, 65 years old, who died at 11:45 Thursday night at the family residence, 1905 West Tenth street, will be sent to Conway this morning by Healey & Roth for burial. Mrs. Lane is survived by one son, W.H. Hepenstall, of Little Rock, and three sons of Knoxville, Tenn.; ag2/25/17 | |
| Lang | Luther | Huntington, April 20 - Luther Lang, 22, was killed by lightning at noon today at Central Coal and Coke Company's mine No. 3. The funeral will be tomorrow at 10 o'clock from the Methodist church; ag4/21/15 | |
| Langston | Charles | Pine Bluff, Sept. 2 - News was received here today of the death at El Paso, Tex., last night of Charles Langston, aged 59, former resident of Pine Bluff. He came here when the Cotton Belt railway shops were established in this city 32 years ago and was employed there about 15 years, when he resigned as master mechanic and went to El Paso, where he was in charge of the mechanical department of the Mexican and Northern railway until his death. He is survived by two sisters and three brothers. They are Miss Sarah Langston and Mrs. Hannah Brickel of Pine Bluff, Frank Langston of Deming, N.M., Joe Langston of Shreveport, La., and Will Langston of El Paso, Tex. Mrs. Athel Townsend of this city is a niece. The body is expected to arrive here Tuesday night or Wednesday. The masons will have charge of the funeral; ag9/3/1917 | |
| Lanier | Mrs. Sarah E. | Helena, Jan 11- Mrs. Sarah E Lanier, aged 94, next to the oldest resident of Philips county, died at her home on McDonough street this city at noon today following a heart attack suffered three hours previously. Mrs. Lanier was the widow of a Confederate veteran and had lived in Phillips county nearly all her life. She was the mother of eight children, none of whom survive her. Funeral services will be held from the First Methodist church at 3 p.m. Sunday; ag1/12/30 | |
| Lantz | Christian | Funeral services for Mrs. Christian Lantz, aged 45, who was struck by lightning and killed Tuesday afternoon, were held yesterday afternoon at the residence of her brother, D.C. McCain, 116 West 13th street. The Rev. H.H. McGuire officiated. Burial was in Oakland cemetery. The following women acted as pallbearers: Mesdames John Jay, L.A. Quick, H.C. Suratt, B. Wilson, A.W. Mitchell and A.P. Sibley; ag7/20/1917 | |
| Lasater | Mrs. Florence | Fort Smith, Jan 4 Mrs. Florence Lasater, aged 43 died at her home last night. She is survived by her husband, Seth O Lasater; a son; Bartley Lasater; her father, Robert Rouleton Delaware, ark; four brothers, John C Roulston, Fort Smith, Luther Roulston Checotah, Okla, Robert Roulston, Whitermer, Cal, and James Roulston, Rockey, Tex, and four sisters, Mrs. John Fowler, Hobart, Okla, Mrs Walter Hawkins, Muskogee, Okla and Mrs. Sparling Bowman and Mrs. George Bowman, both of Delaware; ag1/5/30 | |
| Lashley | Frank | Frank Lashley, aged 60, died yesterday morning at 4:20 at a local hospital. The body is being held at the undertaking establishment of James Cook & Son, pending instructions from relatives at Atlanta, Ind.; ag8/9/1917 | |
| Lassiter | W. D. | Beirne, Jan 10 - W D Lassiter, aged 80, a native of Alabama, died at his home here Sunday night. He is survived by his wife and two sons.; ag1/11/22 | |
| Laughtin | B.G. | Hermitage, Jan 4 - R. G. Laughtin, aged 65, died here yesterday. He is survived by his wife and several children; ag1/5/22 | |
| Laurenz | Chris | Stuttgart, Sept 30-The funeral of Chris Laurenz, who died at his home Thursday, was held from St. John's Lutheran Church yesterday, conducted by the Rev . Kleinman. Interment was in Lone Tree Cemetery. He was born in Mechlenberg Germany Nov. 7 1836. He came to this country when 18 years of age. He is survived by his wife.; ag10/1/1917 | |
| Law | Mary A. | Branch, Jan 5 - Mrs. Mary A Law, aged 81, died recently at the home of her son, J W Law of Peter Pender, four miles north of Branch. She had been an invalid for five years. Besides Mr. Law, she is survived by three other sons, J F, of Webb City, and W M Law of Peter Pender, and a daughter, Mrs. Charles Warren of Peter Pender.; ag1/6/30 | |
| Lawrence | Mrs. Alice | Camden, Jan 13- Mrs. Alice Lawrence, aged 38, died here yesterday. She is survived by her husband and three children; ag1/14/30 | |
| Lawrence | Brent | Mrs. Brent Lawrence, aged 49, died at 12:2p.m. yesterday at the family residence, 1222 Center street. She is survived by her husband, Brent Lawrence; two sisters, Mrs. Fritz Wachter of Little Rock, and Mrs. H E Shirley of El Dorado; Three brothers, Edward of Little Rock, Adolph of St. Louis and Ernest of Memphis, Tenn. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.; ag7/27/1917 Funeral services for Mrs. Brent Lawrence, aged 49, who died Thursday at the family residence, 1222 Center street, will be held at 4:30 this afternoon from the residence, in charge of the Rev. Paul Beinke. The pallbearers will be: Adolph Geyer, D.M. Simon Jr., Walter Kirst, Julius Benberg, Henry Weideman, J.A. Kline, M.D. Wendler and George B. Wyman. Burial will be in Oakland cemetery; ag7/28/17 | |
| Lawrence | Helen Catherine | Helen Catherine Lawrence, 20-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G Lawrence, died at the family home 1604 South Taylor street, at 9:15 last night. Besides her parents she is survived by two, brothers, S G Jr. and Joe Lawrence, and a sister, Louise Lawrence. The body is held at the R F Drummond Y Co parlors; ag1/19/30 - Funeral services for Helen Katherine Lawrence, 20 month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S O Lawrence, who died at the family home, 1604 South Tyler street, Saturday night, will be held at 4 p.m. today at the R F Drummond & Co parlors, in charge of the Rev. W C Martin. Burial will be made in Oakland cemetery; ag1/20/30 | |
| Lawrence | Janie A. | Janie A. Lawrence, the 15 year old daughter of Mrs. Hintweican of Kilburn, La., died at 6 a.m. yesterday at a local hospital from appendicitus. The mother was with the young girl at her death, and the step-father will arrive today. There are besides a twin brother, James, three sisters. The funeral will be held tomorrow at the undertaking rooms of Healey and Roth, the hour to be names later. Rev. G.J. Wade will officiate. Burial will be at Oakland; ag5/4/09 | |
| Lawrence | Matilday | Batesville, Sept. 4 - Mrs. Matilday Lawrence, aged 63 years, died at her home yesterday morning from the effect of a nail in her foot which caused blood poison. She is survived by one sister, two sons and three daughters.; ag9/5/1917 | |
| Lawrence | Richard | Funeral services for Richard Lawrence, aged nine, who died last Tuesday night at the family residence in Argenta, were held at Owens & Co.'s chapel at 9 o'clock yesterday morning, the Rev. J.F. Greene officiating. Burial was in Thomas' Cemetery; ag9/24/1917 | |
| Laws | S.J. | Jonesboro, Oct. 4 - Mrs. S.J. Laws died last night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Henry M. Cooley, from heart failure; ag10/5/1917 | |
| Lawson | T.J. | Houston, Aug. 7 - T.J. Lawson, aged 56, died Sunday after a long illness. He is survived by his wife and 10 children, four sons and six daughters; ag8/8/1917 | |
| Layne | Arthur | Hartford, March 17 - The body of Arthur H Layne, aged 26, a member of Battery B, Eighth Field Artillery, who was accidentally killed at Fort Bliss by a revolver shot, was brought here today for burial. He is survived by his father, S. H Layne; ag3/18/17 | |
| Lea | Margaret | Rogers, Jan 20 - Mrs. Margaret J. Lea, aged 80, died Tuesday at the home of her son, Frank, in Monte Ne; ag1/21/17 | |
| Lea | Robert J. | Funeral services for Circuit Judge Robert J. Lea, who died at his residence Thursday afternoon, will be held at the family residence, 1920 Broadway, at 4 o'clock this afternoon in charge of the Rev. Forney Hutchinson, assisted by the Rev. Percy Robotton.. Burial will be in Mount Holly cemetery. The pallbearers will be as follows: Active, Noramn a. Beller, Lewis Rhoton, W.H. Pemberton, M.E. Bunaway, Gus Fulk, R.G. Pillow, W.G. Hutton and H.C. Hale; honorary, Dan W. Jones, C.C. Kavanaugh, J.A. Gray, Joe Loeb, George W. Murphy, J.F. Sellers, J.H. Bowen, Frank J. Ginocchio, Jack Maloney, Charles J. Griffith, T.M. Mehaffy, Frank Smith, Jesse C. Hart, Guy Fulk, John Martineau, W.G. Hendricks, E.B. Downie, R.L. Rogers, A. Brizzolari, H.J. Shoppach, W.A. Caraway, Max Heiman and Frank Dodge. There will be a meeting of the members of the Little Rock Bar Association and practicing attorneys, not members, in the First Division Circuit Court room at 10 o'clock this morning to take appropriate action on Judge Lea's death and to make arrangements for attending the funeral; ag 10/13/1917 | |
| Leach | Radford S. | Houston, May 1 - Radford S. Leach, aged 24 years, died of consumption yesterday at 2 a.m. at the residence of his father, W.L. Leach of this place. He had been suffering from his malady for some ten months and had gone to Arizona and New Mexico last fall, hoping to get cured, but continually grew worse and recently returned no better.; ag5/2/09 | |
| Lease | C. L. | Eureka Springs, Jan 1 - Dr. C L Lease died at the family home here Friday. He is survived by his wife, one son and one daughter.; ag1/2/22 | |
| Leatherman | Mrs. Bargia Moore | Mrs. Bargia Moore Leatherman, aged 51, of Booneville, Ark., died at the Baptist hospital at 10:30 last night. She is survived by four children, Leon Leatherman, who is a student in the University of Arizona, at Tucson, Miss Francis and Miss Marguerite and John Moore Leatherman, all of Booneville; also by one brother, Dr. John H Moore, pastor of the First Baptist church of Pine Bluff. The body will be sent to Boonevill this afternoon by the Cook-Drummond-Overman Company; ag1/9/22; The body of Mrs. Bargia Moore Leatherman, who died Sunday night at a local hospital, will be sent to Lonsdale this morning by the Cook-Drummond-Overman Company for burial; ag1/10/22 | |
| LeBosquet | John R. | Funeral arrangements for John R. LeBosquet, aged 76, who died at his home, 116 West Second street, at 10 yesterday morning, have not been completed. Mr. LeBosquet is survived by his wife, two sons, John E. LeBosquet of Tulsa., and Henry LeBosquet of Memphis; two sisters, Mrs. S.S. Ethridge and Miss May LeBosquet of Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. LeBosquet for many years was a conductor on the Cotton Belt railroad. He was a member of the Masonic lodge.; ag4/6/17 Funeral services for John R. LeBosquet, aged 76, who died at the Merchants' hotel Thursday morning will be held at the P.H. Ruebel & Co. chapel at 5:30 this afternoon. The Rev. R.B. Templeton will officiate. Members of the Hugh De Payens Commandery No. 1, Kinghts Templar, will act as a guard of honor. The Pall-bearers will be: Gen. B.W. Green, C.B. Sloat, James Coates, J.F. Wood, J.N Stegue, John M. Gracie, F.M. Blaisdell, W.A. O'Leary and John R> Frazier, The body will be sent to St. Louis for burial tomorrow.;ag4/7/17 | |
| LeBosquet | Melaine | Mrs. Melaine LeBosquet of McAlester, Okla., died at a local hospital at 3:30 o'clock yesterday morning, following an operationl. She had been visiting her mother in law, Mrs. Mary LeBosquet, of the St. Elmo apartments. She was the wife of chief engineer for the Oklahoma Refining Company and a former resident of Little Rock. She was the daughter of Judge W.H. H. Clayton of South McAlester. She is survived by her husband and her father; by three children, Melaine, 13, John, 12, and Mary, 7 years old; two brothers, W.H.H. Clayton Jr. of McAlester; three sisters, Mrs. H.S.Kaiser. Henrietta, Okla., Mrs. S.G. Brink and Mrs. S.H. Brown, both of McAlester. The body will be sent this afternoon by P.H. Ruebel & Com. to McAlester.; ag9/6/1917 McAlester, Okla, Sept. 8 - The funeral of Mrs. John E. LeBosquet was held yesterday afternoon at the residence of he father Judge W.H.H. Clayton. The simple, impressive Christian Science service was read by Mrs. Will Halley and the music for the ceremony was rendered by Mrs. A.C. Green and R.H. Matthews. Pallbearers were W.P. Dalton, J.T. Leibrand, George Lounsberry, Kent V. Gay, W.E. Hailey and J.A. Willour. Burial was in the Clayton lot of Oak Hill cemetery. Melanie Clayton LeBosquet was born in Fort Smith Ark. She came to McAlester with her parents when a very young girl. She was graduated from the Visitation convent in St. Louis. Her marriage to Mr. LeBosquet took place in McAlester. The three children are Melanie, John and Mary.; ag9/9/1917 | |
| Ledbetter | Frances | Pine Bluff, June 10 - Miss Frances Ledbetter, aged 17, daughter of J.R. Ledbetter, a prominent resident of Pine Bluff, died at a local sanitarium yesterday morning from the effects of swallowing a number of bichloride of mercury tablets last Sunday night at the home of her brother-in-law, Dr. W.E. Brunson, at Swan Lake. She was rushed to Pine Bluff last Monday morning and every effort was made to save her life. It was said that she had been suffering from severe headaches and took the medicine in efforts to obtain relief or with a desire to end her suffering because of despondency. Besides her father, she is survived by three sisters, Mrs. W.E. Brunson of Swan Lake, Miss Hattie Ledbetter and Miss Anna Ledbetter of Pine Bluff, and one brother, L.L. Ledbetter of Clarksdale, Miss. The funeral was held this afternoon; ag6/11/1917 | |
| Ledbetter | M.E. | Pine Bluff, Sept. 7 - Mrs. M.E. Ledbetter died at her home near Sherrill yesterday. She is survived by two bothers, P.M. Gibson of England and J.W. Gibson of Pine Bluff; ag9/8/1917 | |
| Lederer | J.T. | Malvern, April 12 - Word has been received here of the death of J.H. Lederer, a former resident, which occurred in New York city. The funeral service was held in New York this afternoon. Mr. Lederer is survived by his wife, his daughter Lucille, four sisters and a brother. Mrs. Lederer was formerly Miss Gertrude Ottenheimer, daughter of the late Phillip Ottenheimer.; ag4/13/17 | |
| Lee | Charles | Mammoth Spring, Oct. 5 - While cleaning out the large oil tank of the Waters-Pierce Oil Company here Charles Lee was overcome by gas fumes and died before he could be removed from the tank. Two men who pulled his body from the tank were almost overcome with gas, but are not seriously affected.; ag10/6/1917 | |
| Lee | Ethel | Conway, Jan 23 - Miss Ethel Lee, 16 years old, daughter of H.C. Lee, died yesterday at her home near Conway as a result of burns sustained Thursday night, when she was endeavoring to recover a coin which she had dropped into an open fire. Her clothing caught fire.; ag1/24/17 | |
| Lee | John Thomas | Arkadelphia, Dec 31. John Thomas Lee, 82 who has lived here since 1850 and who was one of the best known business men of the early days of the city, died at his home this afternoon. Born in Chambers County, Alabama, November 9,1847, Mr Lee came with his parents to Arkansas in 1850, and was married to Mrs Eudora Lee October 16, 1879. He is survived by two children, Mrs. E W Thomas and Will H Lee of the Thomas Drug Co. of this city, also by two sisters, Mrs B N Carter and Miss Dona Lee, both of the Hearn community near here, and by one brother Joe J Lee of Hermleigh, Tx Mr. Lee clerked and was accountant for M M Cohn who conducted a mercantile business here before going to Little Rock. Later he was in business with Scott Hearin of Gurdon. Funeral services will be at Rose Hill Cemetery at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, conducted by Rev R R L Bearden; ag1/1/30 | |
| Lee | Silas Benson | Fordye, Jan 20 - Silas Benton Lee, aged 75, editor of the Tri-County Advocate, died here Friday night. Mr. Lee was editor of the Dallas County News when it was published at Princeton and four several years was editor of the Hampton Plain Dealer. He is survived by his wife and one son, Sam G Lee of Texas; ag1/21/30 | |
| Lee | Walter A. | Pine Bluff, Jan 24 - Walter A Lee, aged 20, died last night at the home of his mother, Mrs. Walter Lee, of pneumonia, which he contracted on a hunting trip two weeks ago., He was an apprentice at the Cotton Belt shops. Besides his mother, he is survived by one brother, Charles E Lee. His father, W.A. Lee, died several months ago. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 from the family residence, conducted by the Rev. J L Norris; ag1/25/17 | |
| Leeper | Martha | Mrs. Martha Leeper, aged 52, wife of J.W. Leeper, of Mena, died early yesterday at a local hospital. The body will be sent to Mena at 7:50 this morning by James Cook & Son.; ag5/22/17 | |
| LeFevers | Dolly | Yellville, Feb 28 - Mrs. Dolly LeFevers, aged 54 died at her home here Monday of pneumonia; ag 3/1/17 | |
| Leftwich | Mildred | Pine Bluff, June 30 - Mildred Leftwich, aged four, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leftwich of Altheimer, died there early this morning. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon from the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Towler.; ag7/1/1917 | |
| Legg | Lester | News of the death of Lester Legg, aged 21, Little Rock boy stationed at Fort Mills in the Philippines with the United States Coast Artillery, was received by relative in Little Rock yesterday. He was a nephew of William Legg, 1614 Hanger street, and of Mrs. R.H Lusby, 1305 McAlmont Street. The body will be brought to Little Rock for burial.; ag5/11/17 | |
| Legg | Sarah E. | Mrs. Sarah E Legg, aged 85 years, died at 2:45 yesterday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Alice Barron, 719 East Sixteenth street. Funeral services were held at 4 yesterday afternoon at the residence, the Rev. Forney Hutchinson, the Rev. L.E.N. Hundley and the Rev. Paul Rorey officiating. The body will be sent to Jacksonville this morning by James Cook & Co. for burial. Mrs. Legg is survived by one son, Marshall Legg, two daughters, Mrs. Alice Barron and Mrs. Nancy Lusby, 19 grandchildren and 10 gread-grandchildren; ag3/11/17 | |
| Leiper | W.D. | Malvern, Sept. 6 - Capt. W.D. Leiper, aged 92 years, died in this city yesterday evening. He had lived here for 40 years. He was county examiner of Hot Spring county at the time of his death. He is survived by his wife, one daughter and two sons, S.H. Leiper of Malvern and Macon Leiper of Bowling green, Ky. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning from the Presbyterian church.; ag9/7/1917 | |
| Leird | L.D. | Funeral services for L.D. Leird, aged 65, who died Saturday night in a local hospital, were held at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home of his son, C.M. Leird, 2403 Scott street. The Rev. Sam H. Campbell officiated and services were conducted at the grave by the Odd Fellows. Burial was in Oakland cemetery. Mr. Leird is survived by one son, C.M. Leird.; ag4/16/17 | |
| Leister | Dr. W.L. | Bentonville, March 6 - Dr. W.L. Leister, aged 66, died Sunday at his home at Oakland City, Ind. He is survived by five children. Stanley C. Leister of Bentonville. Mrs. John Webb and Miss Josephine Leister of St. Louis, Lloyd Leister of Fresno, Cal., and Mrs. George Woolsey of Bentonville. Dr. Leister formerly lived at Rogers.; ag3/7/17 | |
| Leker | John H. | Pine Bluff, Sept. 5 - Mrs. J.G. Galster of this city has been notified of the death of her brother, John H. Leker, who was drowned near Houston, Tex., while on a fishing trip He was 41 years old and had made his home near Houston for several years. Before going to Texas he lived in Stuttgart.; ag9/6/1917 | |
| Lenon | Hattie | Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Lennon, 26 years old, wife of Lee Lenon, president of the Lenon Engraving Company, who died at the family residence, 1923 Magnolia street, Pulaski Heights, at 11:45 Monday night, will be held at the residence at 2 this afternoon. The Rev. R.E. Baker will officiate. The pallbearers will be; Horace Mitchell, S.G. Pugh John Anderson and Clay Myrick. Burial will be at Oakland cemetery; ag1/17/17 | |
| Lenox | George Huston | George Huston Lenox, aged five, died at 6:30 last night at the family residence, 1804 Maple street, Argenta. He is survived by his father, J.B. Lenox, two brothers and one sister. Funeral arrangements have not been made, but the body probably will be sent to Benton for burial by Healey & Roth.; ag4/10/17 | |
| Lenox | William | While working over a scaling pit at the sawmill of Brown & Hackney, in Factoria addition, William Lenox, aged 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Lenox, 1894 Maple street, Argenta, became overbalanced and fell 18 feet into the pit, breaking his neck and crushing his chest, at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. He died instantly. Young Lenox had been working at the mill about two months. He was a log scaler. He was graduated several years ago from the Argenta grammar school and also is a graduate of Draughon's Business College of Little Rock. Funeral services will be conducted from the residence at 7 this morning by the Rev. J.T. Willcoxen. The body will be sent to Austin by P.H. Ruebel & Co, for burial. He is survived by his parents, one brother, L.H. Lenox, and one sister, Miss Emma Lenox.; ag6/10/1917 | |
| Leslie | Alex | Nashville, March 10 - Justice Alex Leslie, a Howard county pioneer, died at the family home here last night.; ag3/11/17 | |
| Less | Gus | Texarkana, April 12 - Gus Less, who was stricken with paralysis at his office last Monday, died this morning. He was 60 years old, and had lived half his life in Texarkana. He is survived by his wife. He had been in the real estate and loan business here for 20 years.; ag4/13/17 | |
| Less | Isaac | Walnut Ridge, Jan 29 - Isaac Less, one of the largest property owners in this city and one of the larges land owners in Lawrence county, died on an Iron Mountain train today while en route to St. Louis for an operation. He had lived here 40 years.; ag1/30/17 | |
| Lester | Rose | Mrs. Rose Lester, aged 48, died at the family residence, 1320 Barber avenue, at 4 o'clock yesterday morning. She was a native of Kentucky. She is survived by her husband, one son and two brothers, T.J. McFarland of Louisville, Ky., and John McFarland of Little Rock. Funeral services will be held from St. Andrew's cathedral at 9:30 o'clock Monday morning. Burial will take palce in Calvary cemetery; ag9/2/1917 | |
| Letson | Fannie T. | Mrs. Fannie T. Letson, 75, died yesterday morning at 9:30 o'clock at the Ada Thompson Memorial Home, Twenty-first and Main streets. She was the widow of the late Major G.H. Letson and is survived by one son, Thomas J. Letson, of Little Rock, and two daughters, Mrs. Fannie Palmore of Hope and Mrs. Myrtle Tomlinson of Goodline, La. Funeral services were held at the Ada Thompson Home at 3:30 yesterday afternoon by the Rev. Sam Campbell, after which the body was sent to Brinkley by P.H. Ruebel & Co. Burial will be today.; ag4/5/15 | |
| Levesque | Capt. J.M. | Wynne, Aug. 27 - Capt. J.M. Levesque, aged 83 years, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. T.B. Smith, near Vanndale, at 9 o'clock last night. Until a few years ago, when he voluntarily retired from politics, Captain Levesque had held office almost continually in Cross county, since before the Civil war. He was in command of a company of Confederate soldiers throughout the war, and was elected of office at the close of the war, but was disqualified during reconstruction days. He was sherriff, clerk and treasurer of Cross county for a period of 30 years. He was born in Limestone county, Alabama, in 1834. He was married to Nannie Willis, who died September 21, 1904. He his survived by an only daughter, Mrs. Smith. Funeral services will be conducted at Vanndale tomorrow; ag8/28/17 | |
| Levin | Rosalind | Miss Rosalind Levin, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Levin, died at 6:20 o'clock last night at the family residence, 405 Arch street. She is survived by her father and mother, two sisters and one brother. The funeral arrangements will be announced later.; ag4/17/15 Funeral services for Roslyn Levin, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Levin, who died Friday night, will be held from the family residence, 405 Arch street, at 10:30 o'clock this morning. Rabbi Louis Witt will officiate. The pallbearers will be Arthur Phillips, Stanley Alexander, Leonard Ottenheimer, Nathan Dreeben. Burial will be in Oakland cemetery; ag4/18/15 | |
| Levinson | Alice L. | Mrs. Alice Leah Levinson, aged 65, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Louis Altheimer, 1514 Summitt avenue, at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon after an illness of six months. Surviving relatives, in addition to Mrs. Altheimer are her son, Louis Levinson of Bryan, Tex.; three sisters, Mrs. Belle Brown of San Francisco, Mrs. Susie Traxler of Toledo, Ohio, and Miss Ida Hirshfield of 1814 Broadway, Little Rock; two brothers, Ed Hirshfield of Waco, Tex., and Eli Hirshfield of Indianapolis, and four granddaughters, Alice and Else Levinson of Bryan, Tex., and Marian and Louise Belle of Little Rock. Funeral services will be conducted Sunday morning at 10:30 at the Jewish chapel at Oakland cemetery by Rabbi Louis Witt; ag8/31/1917 Funeral services for Mrs. Alice L. Levinson, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Louis Altheimer, 1514 Summit avenue, Thrusday afternoon, will be held at 10:30 o'clock Sunday morning at the Jewish chapel at Oakland cemetery. Pallbearers will be as follows: George B. Rose, Col. George W. Murphy, Dan Daniel, Harry Sterling, Albert Bloom, Sterling Scott, J.W. Kirkwood and E. Epstein. Rabbi Louis Witt will officiate.; ag9/1/1917 | |
| Lewellen | Dorothy | Dorothy Lewellen, two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.O. Lewellen 2524 Pine street, died at 5:45 o'clock yesterday morning. She is survived by her parents and three sisters. Funeral services will be conducted from the residence at 2 o'clock this afternoon in charge of the Rev. H.H. McGuire. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery; ag9/20/1917 | |
| Lewelling | Sarah C. | The body of Mrs. Sarah C. Lewelling, aged 47, who died at a local hospital at 3:30 ysterday morning was sent to Conway at 4 yesterday afternoon by Healey & Roth for burial this afternoon. She is survived by her husband, J.H Lewelling, two daughters, Myrtle and Bankale, five brothers and four sisters, all of Conway.; ag4/23/17 | |
| Lewis | Charley | Earle, Oct. 12 - Charley Lewis of Marion, nephew of Mrs. L.L. Scott of this place, died yesterday at Ouachita College at Arkadelphia. The body was sent here and funeral services were held at Crawfordville today.; ag10/13/1917 | |
| Lewis | Harry | Texarkana, June 14 - Harry Lewis, a young man, was shot a fatally wounded last night at Hooks, a small town, 15 miles west of here, by W.C. Taylor, a veterinarian. He died of his wounds early this morning. Taylor says that he shot in self-defense. He is at liberty under bond of $10,000. Lewis boarded with Taylor. It is said that the shooting grew out of a quarrel which arouse at the supper table last night.; ag6/15/1917 | |
| Lewis | Leon | News was received by Mrs. S. Navra, 1405 Cumberland street, yesterday morning of the death of Leon Lewis at his home in Sacramento, Cal. Mr. Lewis formerly lived in Little Rock. He is survived by his wife, one son, one brother, Sol Lewis of San Francisco, Cal., and three sisters, Mrs. M. Cohen, Mrs. Johaonn Cohen and Mrs. H.D. McCowan, all of Little Rock. Funeral and burial will be at Sacramento.; ag2/13/17 | |
| Lewis | Paul B. | Paul B. Lewis, aged 42, a switchman in the employ of the Cotton Belt railroad at Argenta, died at 6 yesterday morning at a local hospital. Mr. Lewis is survived by his wife, one daughter, Madie, and one son, Paul Jr., 2301 Arkansas avenue, Argenta. He was a member of the B. of R. T. No. 305 of Pine Bluff, and the Little Rock Aerie, F.O. Eagles. The body is being held at P.H. Ruebel & Co.'s parlors pending advice from relatives.; ag7/8/1917 | |
| Lewis | S.C. | Pine Bluff, Oct. 8 - Mrs. S.C. Lewis, aged 50 years, died last night at a local hospital; ag10/9/1917 | |
| Lewis | Vernon | Magnolia, Jan 4 - Vernon Lewis, aged 60, died Tuesday at his home near Taylor. He is survived by his wife, three sons and three daughters. ag1/5/22 |