West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-04-19
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Deaih's DoIngs.

i2th, the aged widow of John Duffy. for
meriy resident Of this county The fu-
neral party arrived at Housewife, Friday,
where the burial took place in the Catholic
Cemetery there. The remains were laid to
rest by the side Of her husband, who pre-
eeded her many years ago. The deceased
was sister TO the mother Of Hon. p. l..
Crogau Of this place, and was abou, o. years
of age. There were friends at the funeral
from Cumberland, Grafton. Parl,ersburp
and other places.
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Died, at his home on the West Side.
Morgantown, last Thursday, April ia,h.
Philip II. Keok. the well known lawyer.
lie was in his SIst year and had been in an
health the pas, six years. lie was born in
Reading, Pa, March 9th, 1920, and came TO
Monongalia county with his parents, when
but three years of age. Was admitted TO
the bar in October IS44, and praeliced til
1893. lie was life long Democrat and
was married twice. His first wife was Mary
Johnston and by her he had seven children,
all dead but one, Lon V. Keek, the well
known attorney. His second wife was
Annie Brown aud she survives him. The
deceased was well known here, as he used to
attend Court regularly and had considerable
practice at the Kingwood bar The funeral
took place Saturday and the burial in Oak
Grove cemetery.
SEQ
Died, Of Ia grippe, at the home Of her
son, J. b. Luzader, near Rowlesburg. April
nth 1900, Mrs. Ema Ruckle, born August
18th, $50. She was the widow Of +. 7.
Ruekle, whose death few months ago
caused his home 20 be broken up, and since
then she had been staying with her son.
She leaves four brothers, one sister and
a large number OF relatives aud friends to
mourn her loss. Her body was gently laid
to rest by the side Of her husband in Shay's
cemetery.
Why should our tears in sorrow now
When God recalls his own,
And bids them leave a world of woe,
For an immortal crown
Is not cen death again 70 those
Whose life TO God was given
Gladly TO earth their eyes they close,
10 open them in heaven.
Their tolls are past. their work is done
And they are fully blcst;
They fought the fght. the victory won.
And entered into rest
Then let our souows cease 10 aow:
God has recalled bis own;
But len our hearts IN every woe,
Still say Thy will DE done"
"A FsrENp.
fH
Dor peopi, were shocked Tuesday morn.
ing Of this week, TO learn that Mrs. VI. H..
Snyder, Of Buddocks. Pa, had died very
suddenly about half past three O'Clock that
morning a telegram was received here by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w NJ Jcnkins.
notifying hem Of the sad event They had
received letter from their daughter day
or two before. telling them that she had The
measles, bui woald BE- ont in y few DAYS and
no uucasiness was felt over tho matter as
The young lady was a very stout and hearty
girl and never sick iu Der life bef fc. 20 ii
was great shock Co. the family 20 learn OF
her dea.h 70 seems that pneumonia d..
vrIope3 n q yioicat form and carried her
of suddenly. The remains we're broueh, 90
kingwood yesterday and met 81 the depot
BY large party Of friends. The hearsc
conveyed the oasket 70 the Jenkins House.
where ihc funeral VIII be held ibis after
noon az 3 o'clock. conducted by Rev. 20
G. Howard. pastor Of ihc ". j.. church
here, after which ,hc burial viii take place
in 'he kingwood cemetery. The deceased
was Miss Flo Jenkins before hci marriage in
January last 20 Mr. Melvin n. Snyder snl
She was - years q age She went Co
Pittsburgh last fell 60 spend thc winter with
her brother j.. D. Jenkins and was married
january, her husband being supsrioicnd
ent 90 thc Edgar Thompson Steel Works as
braddosks sad ou oiI Preston boy. and son
of ihe Tate WIN. D eotdor of nasr kim.