Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-03-13

Friday, aged abolt IS years, lie "as
very worthy young man. He had nsel
married but few months.
JONATHAN HoLLER.
Died Feb. 9th aged 81 years months
and IA days. For about % years he was a
member of the German Baptist Church
and died in full hope of eternal ltfe' leav'
ing 5 sons and two daughters to mourn
their loss.
HENRIETTA HAIMAN.
Mrs. Henrietta Hannah. wife of NJ
Geo. II. Hannah, of Z,pp, Gied on the
9TH GAY of March 1926, aged IS years l
month and Is days. She had been a
worthy and consistent member of the
Lutheran Church, an excellent woman
who had many friends, because she wal
always a friend to others. She lea Ye'
husband and four children TO mourn
their loss.
Mr.. wM. T. WRIGHT.
The many friends in this countyo OF Mr'
T. Wight, of Toms Book, will b. very
sorry to hear of his death which occurred
at his home at the above named place on
Monday, from consumption. Mr.. Wright
was large. healthy looking man and
none ever thought be would fall victim
to THIS dread disease. 1t 10 supposed be
contracted his lung trouble by exposure
willis working at a large saw mill al
Davis, Y. Va, not long since. He leaves
widow and ctildren.
MRS. DIT. D. F. BURNER.
A very sad death occurred in our town
on Monday morning at o'clock, when
Mrs. Oebela C. Burner. wife Of Dr.. D. F.
Bqrner. closed her eyes to the scenes OF
earth to open them again amid the mex
pressibleioys and happiness Of the chris
tain's home beyond the stars, where she
again folded in her loving arms the little
infant that had but a few brief hours
precseded her 70 those realms Of ever
| labtlDR hshV'
Although Mrs. Barner hal baen IN
rather delicate health for some tina hel
dearh was unexpected to many, her con
dition not being considered critical until
a very short time before she passed away
She was the daughter of Mr.. B. B. Wier'
man. wellkno4n aud popular mer-
chant of lGore's Store in thu southern
end Of this county. In December, 1919
she was lead to the altar, a happy bride
bv DR.. Burner and lifes path seemed II
stretch out before them through flower.
meads, beneath sunny skies. A few shor
months and the pure young wife, the DO
loved Of many hearts, is called iroi
earth with Its joys and sorrows, to I'd
eternal rest of heaven, while her devote
husband, father sisters and other nea
and dear ones are bowed around he
grave with pleading hearts. Truly al
the ways of Providence past finding on
aud the works of CD are beyond huma
ken. but all will be right in the enc
a for he doeth all things well. The sore
2. bereaved husband, family and relatives
o have the heartfelt sympathy OF our OF
" tire community IN their hour Of sorrow
10 The funeral took place on W9dnesia
. afternoon. short but touching address'
=. being made by Rev. Joseph Suyder'
the Lutheran church, Now Market, b.
. former pastor, and Dr., C. W. Cook,
the Methodist church, South, with whi'
she had connected herself since her ma
rage. Mrs. Burners age was % year
" Ioterment in the Lutheran cemetery
IN MR.. ISAAC HAAS.
! Agaln has Woodstock been called mp
~ TO sorrow ever the death Of one OF
Oldest, best and most widely kno'
citizens. Mr.. Isaac Haas died on Saturd
- morning after brief illness. lie W
" truly q good man, one who was love
respected and revered by every m N, y
ID man and child IN the community, as "
as by many throughout this section
re more kindly heart never beat in hu"
on breast. The sorrow of his friends W
his sorrows, aud his very so1l went
in the true5t sympathy to every bsing
distress.
Ii wonld be dihlcnlt to fad a tr
cbristion. Humble as little child,
faith in his Redeemer was truly sublli
- No trouble, no sorrow could weaken
trust, and in his last hours as
shadows of death drew near, 1t sh
-, forth with q brightness almost
'.' that heaven bis sonl was 50 soon
enter.
With the exception of few years
his boy hood, which were spent in Stl'
-, ton and Indiana, all the days of his
''u of 50 years were passed in this comm'
'''' ty. and he will be missed as few are,
many hearts will oft recall his kin'
Do genial face with a throb of keen and
IL feigned sadness. The last days Of
venerable citizen we're OyeTshadOWst
a great sorrow that came upon him
Sudden and crushing force and n
which his unfaltering faith and tru
80 the goodness and mercy of his God
main cd as Grm and sCeadfast as the TT
of that christian religion which bad
long been his guiding star.
Mr.. Haas was a member of the Nj
Ioi Church, South, for over Al years,
o. il had no more devoted member.
wa, the last of the original mem
OF the first Sunday School OF
on lied here by this church. Mr.. +
,ho was so years ola on the 2nd
'H0 February. He leaves a widow,
we're sons aud four daughters to sorrow
fire the death of most DEVOTED andaffec
,gs. ats husband and father. His funer
Sunday afternoon was Largely atten
'ugn me sermon by DR.. Cook, bis pastor,
'rous very appropriate and touching and
that ly impressed all hearers. Rsvs. Step
,;i,tv son, skyles and Bushong we're pr
80 and took part in the services. Inter