Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-08-20
MRS. R|DDLtBERGER DEAD
Death Occurred Saturday Night at
her Home Near VancIevesyille.
STOMACH TROUBLE THE CAUSE
Had Been Sick Only St,ot Time and He
0esth Cane as Shock to Her Many
F,;,nds and Relatives
Friends and Relatives.

Mrs Rebeccl Riddleberger. one OF
this coupty's widely known and estim-
able ladies, died at her home at Wine
brenner's cross roads. near Vancleves-
Vile, this county, Saturday nleht
shortly after 10 O'Clock. Death was
due to ali attack of stomach trouble.
She was aged 81 years, II months and
10 days.
Mrs. Riddleberger had been IN good
health until few days ago when she
was taken suddenly with an attack OF
stomach trouble. which resulted
f4,ally. She was given every care
during her brief illness by the mem
ters of her family and her many
friends. but all to no avail. Her death
was not expected and 1t came with
shock to her large circle OF friends
throughout the county. Mr.. Riddle
berger is we'll known in this city,
where she frequently visited aud her
demise will be learned with regret by
manv.
She is survived by husband. aud
six chilrden, four sons, William Rid
dleberger, of Atlanta, Ga. Carl KID
dleberger. of Pitttsburg; Robert
Riddleberzer, of Washington, ID. c.,
and CHARLES Riddleberger. of this
city. and by two daughters. Misses
Lula and Jennie. both of this city.
at la fp
home at 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning
The services were conducted by Rev.
J. ID. Donovan. pastor of the United
Brethern church. Inherent was made
in Green Hill cemetery.
MRS. BARBARA e. LYLE.
Mrs. Barbara f. Lvle. a well-known
and estimahle lady, who had long
been resident of Bekelev county. and
whose home was about six miles from
this city on the Tuscarora grade road,
die1 at her res dence FRIDAY, Aug. IL,
after brief illness. She was aged
II years aud one month.
Mrs. LYLE RAD teen in delicate
he 18th for MANY years past. but her
condition did not become serious, or
give concern to her relatives and
friends, until last Wednesday night,
wnen she was suddenly - zed with
an attack of acute stomach trouble.
which terminated fatally.
She is survived by three children
Mr.. Burr Lyle and Mrs A. p Lord.
of Martinsburg, and Miss Sallie Lyle,
who resided with her mother She is
also survived bv~ one brother, Mr.. J.
w. r. Fisher, of Martinsburg and
three sisters, Mrs. G. Wellinger, Mrs.
Abraham Vanmeter and Miss Eliza
Fisher, all of this city and county.
The funeral services took place on
Sunday afternoon at the Tuscarora
Presbyterian church The friends
met at O'Clock at the late home of
the deceased. Rev. DR.. f. NJ Woods,
pastar of the Martinsburg PRESBYTERIAN
church, Conducted the services In
torment in the Tuscarora cemetery.
S. S. DALGARN.
Word was received in this city Mon
day afternoon of the sudden death of
Mr.. Stephen S. Dalgarn. a Prominent
resident ana business man of Charles
Town. Death occurred Monday morn
log and was caused bv an acute attack
of kidney trouble. He was 81 years
Mr.. Dalgarn was an ex-Confederate
soldier. He is nephew of Mr. Samuel
THOMPSON of this city, and is we'll
know in business circle in this city.
DEATH OF INFANT.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Wilshauce. of North Queen
streer, died at the home of its par.
ents Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
Death was due to All attack of chclora
infanrum. Aged months. The SER
vices occurred at the. home Tuesday
at 2 O'clock and were conducted
by Rev J. ID. Donovan. Interment
in Green Hill cemetery