Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-07

81, lS14. she was iHafElch W WI. " ~
Small. who survives her. Today was
their twenty-ninth anniversary.
She is survived bv five children,
three sons. Eugene, seibert and Rob
inson and two daughters, Sallie NJ.
and Mamie B. also by five sisters and
two brothers. Mrs. Emma MeGeary,
Misses Jennie. Bette. Mamie and
Alice, Messrs James W. and Milton W..
Burr, all Of Bardane, Jefferson coun-
ty.
The funeral took --place Satur-
day morning at 10 80 at the house.
Pey. G. ID. Harris, of the M. r.
church, south, of which the deceased
was a member, officiating, assisted
by Rev. c. S. Trump Interment in
Green Hill cemetery.
MIR. JOHN w. QUINN.
Mr.. John w. Quinn died at his
home in Hedgesville this county Mon
dav after ali illness Of a few weeks.
He was born at Hedgesville and was
81 years old. He is survived by one
daughter and two sons-Miss Nora
Quinn, G. NJ. Quinn and i. @, Quinn.
He was "A member of the Methodist
Episcopal church at Hodgesyille. Nh
Quinn had many friends and will be
missed bv the church and community,
w r. RATHMAN.
Mr.. w. F. Rathman died at his home
in Babylon. L. /. Friday. He was
formerly a resident of this city,but moved
10 Long Island. While here he made a
large nlpber of friends who will be
shock, hear OF his sudden death.
He IS survived by a wife and three chill.
dren who are living in Babylon and two
children. Alice and William of this city
The deceased is a brother of Mr.. George
V. Rahman, of South High street this
city.
CAPT. EUGENE BAKER.
Capt. Eugene Baker died at his
home, near Leetown Friday after
moor. after an illness of several months,
aged about 60 years. A few months
ago Captain Baker had a surgical OPP
Grafton performed IN Baltimore. He
was a native of Virginia and served
with distinction in the Ninth Virginia
Cavalry king George
In 1876 Captain Baker was elected
Sheriff for four years. He was APP
pointed a deputy in 1885 and served in
that capacity and as Sheriff until jan
uary. 1901. He married a Miss Wilt
shire, a daughter of the late Geo. Wilt
shire and a sister of DR.. James G..
Wiltshire, of Baltimore. CAPTAIN BaE-
or is survived by four childten-Messrs
Joseph Baker, of Tappahauuock DR..
Chas. Baker, of the United States Ma
w, and Miss Bessie Baker.
MRS. HANNAH X. COMBS.
The sad intelligence has just been re
ceived her Of the death Of Mrs. Hannah
X. Combs, widow OF the late Lewis P.
Combs, brother OF Mr.. J. L. +. Combs,
Of this c,y.
The subject Of the above oo,ice had
attained unto the ripe o'diage of.8t wears,
but for the past Il years she va ked
On cfutcnes. the result Of a fall on Cue ice.
She was a lady Of bright mind, q true
christian CHARACTER, AMI possessed all the
attributes OF noble man; d faithiu
me Der Of The Frs, Presbyterian Churcl
in Own. New Yok
Z. L. LEDANE.
Mr.. Ernest L. Leblanc, a promising
young citizen of near Nipetown this
county, died at his home Tuesday, morn,
at five O'Clock OF consumption, ag-n IS
years IA days. He mas been a sufferer Of
the dreaded disease for the past wear nd
during this time has endured the safer-
ings without a murmer.
He is survived by his parents, thre sis
tiers and three brothers. The funeral
took place Thursday at 10 O'Clock 4
Spring Mills church.
NELLIE FULLER.
Nellie Fuller. young coIored woman,
died Monday at her homeo South Wa
ter street of consumption after a linger
ing illness, eyed p years, She is sur
vived by one brother, William and three
sisters. Carrie, Sadie and Emma. The
funeral Itook place Wednesday at The
house at two O'Clock. Rev. Woods Off
eating. Interment in Green Hill ceme-
terry.
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