Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-07-28
Il or An AGED LADY
Mrs. Margaret Locke Robinson
Fspreo Thk Morning
LIVED FouR-SConE AND TWO
Mrs. Mary e. Frederick lied on =
cumb rland Valley Train Louis
Dinkla Also Dead.


Dinkle Also Dead.
Mrs. Margaret Locke Robinson, an
ased and we'll .knownxesident of this
City, died tins orning at 1 o'clock at
her home on West King street after
an illness that covered period OF
about two years. death being immedi-
ately due to the intirmities induced
hy her advanced age. She was in her
send year.
Mrs Robinson was daughter Of
the late John and Sarah Shaifer, ana
was q native Of Martinsturg. She
was reared IN this city, and nassed
her entire life here. expiring in the
house in which her grandfather resia-
ed many years sCo She was most
estimable lady. aud for many years
was known and respected by large
circle of friends. She was member
of Trinity Episcopal church.
She was twice married her first
husband being Mr.. Thomas Hooper.
To this union were born several chill.
dreu, the following of whom survive
Mrs. John II. McCov. of Ports mouth.
Ohio; Mr.. James Hooper. Of Chillicu-
thee, Ohio; Mrs Jane Hawk. OF Mar.
tnsburg Mrs Robinsons second
husband was the late Mr.. John $
Robinson, who died about % year ago.
OF this union two children survive
Mr. John S. Robinson, OF Petersburg,
Va, and Miss LilIisn Robinson, OF
Martinsburg.
two bro hers Mr.. Jacob shaffar and
Mr.. William Shaffer. both residing
here.
The funeral arrangements have moi
vet been completed. and will be an.
nounced on Tuesday. The services
will be conducted by Rev. John S.
Douglas. rector of Trinity Episcopal
church.
MRS. MARY Il. FREDERICK.
Mrs. Mary +. Frederick, of Harris.
burg died of heart trouble, on the
Cumberland VALLEY train. due here
at G ;24 p. m. on Saturday evening
while enroute 10 HaQesstown to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Harry f. Feieley.
Mrs. Frederick. when she left her
home. was apparently in her usual
health. When it was first noticed
that Mrs. Frederick was i'll the train
was a. Marion. Word was sent ahead
to Kauffman's Station for physician.
Or. Kaufman boarded the train al
that point. He did all he could 10 re.
vive the woman bat when the train
reached Greencastle DIR. Kaufman
pronounced the woman dead. He as.
signed the cause 10 heart failure.
The body was takeE off the train at
Greencastle and placed in charge OF
Undertaken DIETRICH. who prepared
IL for shipment The body was sent
to Harrisburg at noon Sunday
LOUIS DINKLE.
Louis Dinkle. well.known resi-
dent OF Charles Town. died Saturday
night after an illness Of some months,
aged ,6 years. The deceased was i
native of York. Pa. and resided at
Grafton for several wears. Mr.. Din.
kle is survived by one dsu ghter. Miss
Lille Dinkle: to sons. Lewis K Din
kle, manager of the Virginia Free
Press, AMI Enos Gs Dinkle. His
wife died several years ago.
MRS. MARGARET McCABE
Mrs. Margaret McCabe widow OF
the late Michael McCabe died at her
country home, south of this city this
morning at 6 O'Clock. Death was
caused by paralysis Sne was about
IS years old and was native OF
Roscommon county, Ireland. but for
the past 30 wears had been resident
Of Kelley county. She is survived
by two daughters Mrs James Moran
and Mrs. NJ Il. Buchanan. OF this
city also bs ii grandchildren and IA
great grand children. Funeral We'd
nesday afternoon at 80 O'Clock from
the residence of Mis-. Moran. thence
TO st. Joseph's Catholic church. In