Mrs. Indianer Hodges searching for her son
The Atlanta Constitution (Atlanta, GA)
November 20, 1900
INFORMATION WANTED of my son,
Willie Henry Hodges, who left Spencer,
N. C., in the month of August, last. I
fear some misfortune has befallen him.
As he left a wife sick, and said would
return in a few days, I can not believe my
son to be so heartless not to have
returned, could he have. Description: Light
brown skin, slightly baldheaded, walks
erect; weight, 135 or 140 pounds; age, 40
years; occupation, railroad firing. When
last seen was wearing dark brown checked
suit with K. of P. pin on lapel of
coat; carried black suit and tan shoes.
Information will be satisfactorily rewarded,
and I will place the amount at their
disposal as soon as information received.
Address Mrs. Indianer Hodges, 1406 South
Street, Portsmouth, Va.
Willie Henry Hodges, who left Spencer,
N. C., in the month of August, last. I
fear some misfortune has befallen him.
As he left a wife sick, and said would
return in a few days, I can not believe my
son to be so heartless not to have
returned, could he have. Description: Light
brown skin, slightly baldheaded, walks
erect; weight, 135 or 140 pounds; age, 40
years; occupation, railroad firing. When
last seen was wearing dark brown checked
suit with K. of P. pin on lapel of
coat; carried black suit and tan shoes.
Information will be satisfactorily rewarded,
and I will place the amount at their
disposal as soon as information received.
Address Mrs. Indianer Hodges, 1406 South
Street, Portsmouth, Va.
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