Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-02-24
DEATH OF MRS NOBLE.

DEAlH UF INKS NUbLE.
EXPIRED AT HER HOME IN rms
CITY WEDNESDAY MOANING.
Mr.. Nathaniel Grubb Died at His Home
Near Bunker HiiI-Frank souders
Died "wednesday Afternoon
Mrs. Mary @. Noble, widow of
Mr.. David S. Noble, and a we'll known
and estimabIe lady died, at her home
on South Raleigh street at 5 O'Clock
Wednesday morning, her death being
due to pneumonia and coming after an
illness Of two weeks.
Mrs. Noble was daughter of the
late Rev. John S. Fonlk, who was q
prominent Presby minister,
and sister of Prof. Wilson NJ.
Fonlk, superintendent of the schools
at Huntington, W. Va She had been
a resident of Martinsburg for the
past 10 wears, and was held In great
esteem by her friends. She was
aged 81 yeare, and is survived by
one young son.
The funeral services will be con-
Quoted on Friday morning at the
late home by DIR. F., NJ. Woods, pas
tor of the Presbyterian church, OF
which she was q member. The re-
mains were taken to Baltimore,
where she was buried beside her
| husband.
NATHANIEL NJ. GRUBB.
| Mr.. Nathan iel M. Grubb, a we'll
known farmer residing two miles east
of Bunker Hill, died at his home at
O'Clock Wednesday morning after an
illness of a couple of weeks. Death
was due to pneumonia. He was aged
SO wears. Mr.. Grubb was brother of
the late Mrs. Custer, who died few
days ago near Bunker Hill from the
same cause. He is survived by his
widow and several children. The
funeral took place from the late
home on Thursday morning at II
O'Clock, and the services were con-
Quoted II 80 in the Methodist Epis.
copal church at Bunker Hill, Rev. u.
Is. Crowdar, the pastor. officiating.
The remains were inferred in the
Hrlse,9ral cemetery at Bunker Hill.
i FRANK SOUDERS.
| MIR. P. Frank Souders we'll
known young brakeman on the Balti-
more and Ohio, and son of Engineer
Peter w. Souders, of the same road,
died at his home on North Queen
stree, Wednesday at l O'Clock after
an illness of but "a hours. Death was
due to pneumonia, and came with
great suddenness. The young mpn
was we'll liked by his fellow workmen
and had great manv friends, who
will learn of his early death with
regret. He was aged 81 years. Sur
vivipg are his parents, four brothers
and two sisters. The ofuneral took
place ut the ln'e residence on Fridav
morning and the remains were taken
to Orleans Roads for burial.
MRS. RACHEL SNYDER.
Mrs. Rarhel Snyder, one Of Sh D.
herdstown's oldest residents. died at
her home on Wednesday morning,
aged SO ears. She WIS netive #
Frederick, Md bat had lived in
Shehe'dstown for more than half
century Fo many years she was
faithful member of the Lutheran
church and was ighly regardet bv ~
VIII KIN, her. SIZE survived ly
!! i've children--M s. Ella McCle rv, "a
Baltimore: Mr.. j. " Snyder. of
Washingt N, Mr.. n. l. Snyde'. editor
of the Shepherdsown Register; Mrs.
seph l. Cookus and Mrs. III. M
Turn +. of Shepherdstown.
MRS. LAURA HAGLEY.
Mrs. Lanrs Hsglev wife Of Mr..
Jacob T. HagIev. "ied at her resi-
dence at Shenandoah junction on
Monday aged about SO years. She
leaves. besides h"r husband. one bro
Their. Postmaster J II. Shirley, at
Shenando h Junction. and three sis
ers, Mr.. Alice Brantner. Mrs. Cora
Miller and Mrs. Mack Myers, all of
jefferson county. Funeral services
wee cid at her late residence Wed.
nesday morDins. conducted by Revs
W. p. G. Coe and u. NJ. Eutsler. In
terment in Eimwood cameterv, at
She herdtsown.