The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-10-21
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FowLER-Died, Oct. I0th. Calel
Fowler, at his home near Stewards
town aged ~ years. The de
ceased was member Of the Baptis'
church for over fifty years. sub
stantial citizen aud good, euie'
neighbor His remains were inferred
in Forks Of Gheat burial ground Oct
llth, the funeral services being con
Quoted by Reys. Jace and McNemar
His family ard relatives have The
sympathy Of their many friends
MeGREw-Mrs. Persis McGrew
wife of the Hon James c. MeGrew
OF Kingwood died Saturday after
noon. She was about seventy years
old and was the eldest daughter OF
the late Hon. Harrison Hagans, oil
Preston county, the mother OF w. c.
McGrew, of this place, and a sister
of Judge J. NJ Hagans of Morgan
town. The funeral occurred on Tues
day. She has been abed for over a
year and her death was expected. A
long Christian career is ended.
EyANs-W. Nelson Evans died at
bis home near Taylortown, Greene
county, on Sunday evening. in the
10Th, year Of bis age His death
was somewhat sudden. he having
been in comparatively good health
until within few days PREVIOUS to
his demise. A wife and two daugh-
tiers survive him The deceased
was we'll known here, where he did
most of his trading and did all of
his banking business. He was a
man owning large landed interests
and other valuable property-one of
the wealthiest men in his neighbor.
hood. He was an honest, upright
citizen.
HEss-Last Thursday afternoon
William Hess died at his home near
Red Bridge, in Grant district, aged
about 70 years. This is the native
county of the deceased, and he was
better known than the usual run OF
men, nearly every one Of late years
calling him Uncle Billy" He was
man of kind heart, and even TEN
permanent He had always been a
farmer and brickmaker. He was
the father Of eleven children, and OF
the nine who survive him the major.
ity are among the good citizens oil
this county. The death of Mr.. Hess
has caused genuine sorrow among
his hosts of friends.
HEWITT Miss Ida Hewitt daugh.
ter of Abraham Hewitt, died at the
home Of her father near Vaudeville
on the 18th. inst, of typhoid fever.
in the 18th, year of her age. Miss
Hewitt was very excellent young
lady. She had been consistent
member of the NJ. p. Church for five
years. AT the time Of her death
she was Secretary Of the Vaudeville
Society of Christian Endeavor, OF
which she had formerly been Presi
dent and a member of the choir.
Ida was particular favorite in the
society of young people to which she
belonged, but the Master has called
her to that haven of rest where she
has gone to join the angel choir.
HALL-Died at her home bear
Blacksyille, October 18th 1898, Mrs.
Renecca Hall, aged ~ years and A
months Deceased was married
August llth 1889 to VIM. ID Hal.
aud lived happily with him the re
mainder of her life. She had been
q member of the Nj. 4 church for
fourteen years and lived truly
christian life Her untimely death
is an irreparahle loss to her hus-
band and many relatives and friends.
She had been suffering from the eff
feet of sunstroke since July 7 The
last three weeks Of her life she suf
fered intensely. She told her friends
that she felt no fear and was ready
at any time for the Savior to take
her. On the morning of the above
date surrounded by her nearest
earthly friends she quietly passed
away. Surely there were many
who had been sent down and were
standing on the other shore waiting
t" carry her to her Fathers house.
The remains were laid to n st hv tho
side OF her father, the ate Peter A
Tennan', on the 18th, there to await
the resurrection.