Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-12
JONATHAN MILLER DEAD
WeII-Known Resident Of the Coun-
ty Dies Sunday Morning.
WAS CONFEDERATE VETERAN
Served through The Civil Wa 10 MAIDEN
bousch's company-Demise Was
C4useo By PafalYsis.

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home in the comfy, about three miles
FROM this city, on sunday morning al
5 80 o'clock after long sickness OF
paralysis aud heart trouble. He was
- years Of age.
Mr Miller was n native OF Washing
on county. Md, but he bad resided in
lis county for number Of years,
moving here ia 1862. He was cabi-
net maker by trade but bad been
farming for some time. For several
ears lie bad lived retired life on ac-
count OF bis health.
During the Civil war he served III
tbe Confederate army, being in Cap
tain Nadenbouscb's company, After
| the war he returned to this county
aud resided ut GeIrafdstown for
seve al years. He was a member of
Alt. q o. Baptist church for "a number
OF wears.
lie is survived by his widow who
was formerly Miss Cynthia Kearfoot,
of this county, and six children,
Messrs J z X Miller, of Scottdale; A
Il Millerf of ConnelsvilIe; J NJ Miller,
of EIkins; B Miller, of this city; Mrs
Hett'e A Bogert, and Mrs Lawrence
Byers, Of this city.
rhe funeral occurred from the
home Of his son at Buena Vista, Tues
day morning ut 10 O'Clock. The ser
vices were conducted by Rev I 5
Dunaway, pastor of the First Baptist
church. Interment was in Green in
Hill cemetery.
Mr.. W O. HOUSEHOLDER.
Mr.. William 0. Householder. one
OF the highly esteemed residents of
North Martinsburg, died very sud
denly at his home, Albert street, FRI
day night about 10 O'Clock. His death
was due 10 an attack of heart trouble.
He was 70 years of age.
Mr. Householder retired last night
shortly after o'clock and seemed to
be in his usual health, bat had been
taken with VIOLENT attack of heart
trouble and his death resulted in
few minutes. A physician was sum-
moned and bis death was pronounced
to have been due to an affection of
the heart. His death was a great
shock to his family and his manv
friends as well.
Friday evening he had visited
amoug bis sons, as was his custom
and seemed to be in the best of health.
Soon after he retired his wife went
to his APARTMENT aud he complained
of it being so warm in the room. She
at once opened window and while
doing this. Mr.. Householder gave a
gasn and fell over in the bed dead.
Mr.. Householder was born on April 3,
1882, aud has resided in this CITY for
several years, moving to this city
from Cherry Run. While resident
of this city he made large run Der
of friends to whom thu news of his
death was a shock. He has lived a
retired life for the past few years
and was held in high esteem by the
residents of the neighborhood in
which he lived.
He is survived by his widow and
six children, all of this city.
MISS ETA SIRBAUGH.
Miss Eta Sibaugh. daughter OF
Mis-. Lydia Sirbaugh, died at hel
home on Averv street, Thursday night
shortly after 8 clock. Death was due
TO an affection of the brain She wat
aged ii years, months and DAVIS.
Miss SirbauRh had been co fined tC
her bed for the past three weeks aut
during that time had been q grea
So fferer. She was taken sick about
one month ago with an attack of ty
phoid fever, which latter developed
into pneumonia. After SURVIVING
these two attacks, an affection Of
the brain developed, which fiuallv re
/ suited in her death. She has large
! circle of fren Is in this CITY.
She is survived by her mother, on
sister, Mable @. Sirbaugh. and thre
brothers, Messrs. j. William. O
Hampshire county. W. Va. and Ed
4 ward aud Robert B SirbauRh. boil
I OF this city.
The funeral services were con
Quoted at the home Saturday after
noon at o'clock, Rev. +. M. Woods
pastor of the PRESBYTERIAN church
Z officiating. The remains.were take
: to Mt Pleasant last Sunday morn
inc for interment. The deceased wa
J a member of the Presbyterian Sunda
; school.
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