The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-07-16
DIED..


Lake Park last Saturday afternoon
of paralysis, Miss Mary Bailey, aged
about tifty-fiye years. The deceased /
was stricken with paralysis some time
after retiring on Thursday night and
was found Friday morning by her
brother in an unconscious state in
which condition she remained until
death came to relieve her. Her re-
mains were sent to Wheeling Sunday
morning and inferred.
WOLF.-At his home near Thayer-
vile, this county, on Monday, of
tuberculosis, Asbury Wolf, aged
about 66 years. The deceased was an
ex-Union soldier, having served
throughout the War of the Rebellion
as a member of company which was
enlisted in this section at the out
break of the struggle. His funeral
took place yesterday, the interment
being made in the cemetery at Thay-
erviile. He leaves family of grown
children.
WHITE.-At the residence of his
mother at Terra Alta, on last Thurs
day afternoon of diabetes, Lewis P.
White, formerly cashier of the Terra
Alta Bank and at the time of his
death general manager of the Bank
of Whatcom, Washington. The
funeral will take place this afternoon
at $50 o'clock under the auspices of
the Masonic fraternity at Terra Alta,
of which organization he was lead
ing member. Mr.. White was a son of
the late Thornton White and native
of Terra Alta and was brother of
Mr.. William 7. White, well known in
Oakland.
GILBERT-At his home in Pied
mont after an illness extending over
several months, William H. Gilbert,
on Sunday afternoon last. His fu-
neral took place Tuesday afternoon
and was conducted by Rev. A. J..
Gill, of Martinsburg, West Va, who
was close personal friend of Mr..
Gilbert. He was wealthy merchant
and prominent in local commercial,
social and religious circles. For many
years Mr.. Gilbert and his family have
been regular summer residents of
Mountain Lake Park where delight
full cottage was owned by them. He
leaves besides his wife three grown
daughters.
WoLF.-At her home in Oakland
after months of suffering of tubercu-
losis, Minta, aged about twenty eight
years, daughter of Mrs. Jane Wolf.
! The deceased lady was member for
eighteen years of the NJ. E. church,
during which time she was faithful
to all her VOWS. The death of this
lady is the fifth which has occurred
in her immediate family within the
past three or four years, one sister
and three brothers, all grown, having
preceded her to the grave, all of them
dying of the same disease. She leaves
besides her mother to mourn hel
death one sister. Her funeral took
place Tuesday afternoon after ser.
vices at st. Paul's church conducted
by Rev. DR.. Scott. The interment
was made in the cemetery in Oak
land.
PYsELL.-Arthur Garfield Pysell
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Pysell, wat
born May "A, 1881, and departed thi'
life June 81, 1903, of spinal meningitis
| at the bright age of 90 years, month
and days. His funeral took plac,
on Monday following at 10 o'clock il
the U. B. church at Bundle Bee, con
Quoted by Rev. J. E. johnson. HI
was laid to rest beside his two broth
ers in the family burying ground a
Flatwoods. He leaves to mourn thei
loss a father, mother, three sisters
and one brother, besides large mum
Der of other relatives and friends
Arthur was a bright and uprigh
young man and was loved and re
spected By all who knew him. H,
was kind and obedient and was al
ways willing to help in time of need
While he is gone from our midst an(
we shall never see his loving smile il
this world we hope to meet him il
the world beyond where there viii
be no more parting, where all will bt
peace and love. A FRIEND.