Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-09-10
Lutheran church. Interment will b,
in Green Hill cexetsrv.
REV. w. s WILSON DEAD.

in Green Hill cexetsrv.
! REV. w. s WILSON DEAD.
Rev. W. s. Wilson. a retired bat
we'll known minister Of the Methodist
| Episcopal church. who had resided at
Hedgesville for several years past,
died at his home there Wednesday
at 3 clock. after an illness which ex-
tended over several months, bat which
did not reach an acute stage until last
Saturday.
About year ago Mr.. Wilson sus-
tanned q fall from wagon. and il is
believed that he suffered ininries
which fastened his death. He was
aged 50 wears Rev Mr. Wilson was
a native of Berkeley county. and was
born in Back Greek valley. He had
been engaged as pastor of the Metho-
dist church for many years. and was
formerly stationed at Hedgesville.
When he retired from active work, he
returned to that place. where he lived
quietly until the end, esteemed bv all
who knew him.
| Surviving him are his widow aud
the following children: William Will
son, of Dayton. Ohio; Mrs. Dickens,
of Baltimore; Miss Emma Wilson, CT
Hedgesville, and another married
daughter in Frostburg.
The funeral Will be held from the
late home on Friday afternoon at Q
O'Clock The services will be con.
Quoted by Rev. Mr. Greek, pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church
at Hedgesville.
/ MRS. MARTHA RYNEAL.
Mrs. Martha Ryneal, widow of the
late Frederick Ryneal. died at her
home on South, Winchester avenue
yesterday shortly after 10 o'clock
Death was very sudden, she being i'll
only few days. and her demise came
as a surprise to her many friends
throughout the city Her death WAS
the result of injuries received several
DAYS ago at her home. She was "A
years of age.
Mrs. Ryneal was born at Louisville.
KY, on February, 1880. She spent
the early part of her life at that place,
but shortly after her marriage to Nj.
Ryneai moved to this CITY. where she
has resided ever since. Before her
marriage she was Miss Martha Beverls.
: During her 40 years residence in
this city, Mrs Ryneal surrounded
herself with large number of close
fri ends, and they learned of her death
with the deepest regret.
Last Monday morning Mrs. Ryneal
fell down fight of steps at her home,
and her death was result of the in
juries received from the heavy fall.
Prior to this she had been in compare
lively good health for lady of her
age. but the injuries were of such a
nature, that together with her age.
they proved fatal. During her few
DAYS sickness she suffered intense
pain and death came as a relief. On
Sunday she had been complaining OF
being ill. but it was not believed to be
of a serious nature. and she had gotten
up early Monday morning to get some
medicine, wher she made misster
and fell down the stairs. Everything
for her comfort and relief was done
bv the members of the family, but
all to no avail, and she kpassed away
very peacefully yesterday afternoon.
She is survived by two daughters.
, Misses Lre and Mollie Ryneal, of this
J CITY. two sens, Mr.. William Rvneal.
: of Cumberland. and Mr.. George
Rvneal, of this citv. Two brothers,
Messrs. Samuel T. and George Cooper,
, and one sister. Mrs. Lou Irwin. all
of Louisville. als' survive.
The funeral will occur at the late
residence on Winchester avenue Satur-
, day afternoon at O'Clock. Rev.
f. M. Woods. pastor of the Presby-
} terian church. will conduct the SER
: vices. Interment will be in Green
Hill cemetery.
DEATH OF MRS TRIGGS.
Mrs. Isabelle J. TriQgs. wife of Mr..
Harrison Triggs, and well-known
! and estimable lady residing Iear
Arden, died at her home on Sunday
after brief illness. She was aged 63
years. Surviving her are her husband
and several children. The funeral &C.
Cured YESTERDAY morning at ! o'clock
at Ptzer's chapel. Rev. U. S. Crow
, der, Dastor of the Methodist Episco-
pal church at Bunker Hill, conducted
the services, assisted by Rev. Mr..
Eye pastor of the Methodist church
south. at Gerrardstown. The burial
was in the cemetery at Pitzer's chapel.
DEATH OF INFANT.
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