Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-04-06

Barnes. officiating. The pail bearers
were Messrs. John Martin, Thomas
Turner. Gorege Hensel, Edward
Chambers. John Rankin, and Lee M.
Bender. Interment was made in
Norbourn cemetery.
Mrs. Martha Henry.
Mrs. Martha Henry, relict of the
late Christian Henry, died Saturday
afternoon at / 80 O'Clock at her home
493 E. Burke street, aged sitxy-two
years. Death was caused by a compli-
cation of diseases, after a three weeks
illness.
The deceased was formerly Miss
Martha VanLill of Baltimore. She
had been a resident of this city for
about forty years. Her husband died
ten years ago. She leaves the follow
ing children Mrs. Caroline Middle
camp, Mrs. Rena Hummel, Baltimore
Mrs. Mary Grove, Miss Anna Henry.
this city Mr.. Harry Henry, Balti-
more. Three brothers and two sisters
Mrs. Stephen J. Harry and Charles
Van Lii, Miss Clara Van Lii and
Mrs. Thomas Smith, all OF Baltimore,
survive her.
Services over the remains of Mrs.
Martha Henry were held with High
Mass in st. Joseph's Catholic church
Tuesday morning at nine O'Clock, Rev.
Father Kelly officiating. The follow
ing were the pail bearers: Jerry
O'Neal, John Lyon, Michael Riordon,
Dennis Barry, Daniel Sullivan and
Isaac Mcdonald.
Mrs. Julia Keys.
Mrs. Julia Keys, relict of the late
John K. Keys, died suddenly Thurs
dav at her home in Shepherdstown,
aged 50 years.
Her husband died "A days ago. The
deceased retired to her home about 10
O'Clock apparently in perfect health.
Shortly after she entered the room
her daughter Mrs. Sheets. heard her
fall and upon opening the door Mrs !.
Sheets, found her lying upon the
floor unconscious. She died in a few
minutes.
Mrs. Keys was an estimable lady
of a high, Christina character. She is
survived by two daughters Mrs. Far
rel and Mrs. Sheets, both of Shep-
h%erdstown. The funeral took
place from the Reformed church,
Shepherdstown, Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Anna Belle Powell.
Mrs. Anna Belle Powell, wife of
Richard B. Powell, died Monday at
her home 1877 T.. Liberty street, aged
20 years, z months and is days.
The deceased was the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa McKeever and was
born in this city August 13, 1875. She
leaves a husband and two young
children, the younger being only
there weeks old. She is survived by
her father. mother, two sisters and
three brothers:
Mrs. Florence Burke, Miss Avrey
McKeever, Hensel and Frank, OF this
city, and Arthur McKeever of Cum
berland. Md. She was a member of
the U. b. Church, Funeral was
preached at the house Wednesday af-
ernoon at 2 O'Clock, by Rev. Gruver.
Brought Here for burial.
The remains of Joseph Montague,
who was fatally injured while at
tempting to board Baltimore q Ohio
train No. IA after it had started from
the Brunswick station Saturday night,
will be brought here for burial ON
train No.17 at noon Wednesday.
The deceased, who was a resident
of Waynesboro, Pa, married Mrs.
Richard H~elferstay, of this city.
He was sixty years of age. He was
a passenger on the train on his way
home to New York, and, having
relatives at Brunswick, got off to see
if he could see any of them at the
station.
While attempting to board the train
after it had started he fell under 1T
and had both of his legs cut off. He
was taken to the Baltimore q Ohio
Hospital at Brunswick, where he died
Sunday morning The body will be
taken . from the railroad to the
cemetery by Undertaken Wilen, where
services will be conducted by Rev. @.
S. Trump.
John H.. IBoltz
Mr.. John H. Boltz died at his home
about 2 miles East of Bunker Hill
| Saturday about s O'Clock. He was