The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-23
Died.

PICKENPAUGH - Mrs. Laura ID.
Pickenpaugh died at her heine in
Baltimore on Friday morning, March
Is, 1904, aged about 10 years. The
OF her death came as
a great shock to her many Morgan
town friends as few of them knew
she was ill. Though she had not
been robust for several months there
was nothing to cause alarm in her
condition until within the pas. few
days when ngestion of the lungs
developed which caused her death.
Mrs. Pickeapaugh was native OF
Morgantown and spent her life here
until within abouta dozen years past
when she went to Baltimore to make
her home with her only surviving
sister Mrs. Frank Woods. She was
a daughter of Musser Dering who in
his day was leading citizen here.
Her husband was DC. Pickenpaueh
only brother of the late L. Picken.
paugh. He has been deceased for
more than thirty years. Mrs. Pick
enpaugh had visited this place every
summer since her removal from here
and kept in touch with her Morgan
town friends. She was an excellent
Christian lady, to know her was to
love and respect her. The funeral
will be held here but up to this time
the arrangements cannet be an
nouneed. 1t will however, no doubt
be held from the NJ. f. church. She
had been a member of that church
from childhood. The funeral ar
will be directed by her
nephew, Mr.. David Chadwick. Her
death is regretted by all who knew
her.
HAWKINS. NJ. Haw kins, a well
known resident of South Morgan
town, died at his home Saturday
evening, March 10, 1904, at Fifteen
minutes after eight o'clock. The
deceased had been sinking gradually
for some time, and his family and
friends had nfertained but little
hope Of his recovery for several days
He was suffering from lung trouble
The deceased was 5S years OF age,
and has spent his life in this city,
with the exception of few years
during which he was a resident Of
Preston county, He was twice mar.
ried. His second wife and one
daughter, Miss Eflie Hawkins sur
vivc him. Mrs. John Ovcrfield, oil
Front street is step-daughter. Mr.
Hawkins was held in high esteem
by all who knew him, and his death
will be sincerely mourned. The
funeral was held this Afternoon at two
o'clock at the residence. The ser
vices were conducted by DIR. Comp:
ton, assisted by Rev. j. l.. McCutch
con. The Odd Fellows, of whic h
lodge he was member, had charge
of the funeral.
DONALDSON = Died at his home
near Laurel Iron Works on Saturday
evening, Mr. James Donaldson aged
so years. He had been in failing
health Tor several months due to the
infirmities Of age. His wife and six
children survive him. They are Mrs
M. T. Sisler of Morgantowu, Mrs. J
G. Bloomfield of Pittsburg, Mrs. W.
S. Hill of Scottdale and Hattie, Ida
and William G. at home. The funeral
will be conducted ON Tuesday al
two o'clock by Rev. U. W. Morrison
his pastor, and interment will be in
the cemetery near his former home
Mr.. Donaldson was one of the Oldest
and most highly respected citizens
of the county being highly esteemed
for his chivalrous integrity and the
purity of his life. For many years
he was the mainstay of the NJ. 2
church in his section of the county
and the congregation will sorely
miss his efforts. The heartfelt sym
patty of this paper is extended to
the bereaved.
Minnie w. Hill four-year.
old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Hill, who live on the Flats
died Sunday March 90, 1904. In
flammation OF the brain was the
cause of death. The remains were
taken TO Lockwood, Nicholas county
at noon Monday for interment. The
parents have tie sympathy of all in
the loss o, their little one.
JoHNsoN-The infant child of Mr..
and Mrs, Michael Johnson, Of Green
mont, died Saturday morning, March
10, 1904, aged few days. The fun
eral was held Sunday.