Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-04-06
Deaths.
NcANENY

/ mCANEN1
Miss Sallie Virginia McAneny dau-
ghter of the late Frank and Mrs. Nc
Aneny died at her home on E. Mar
tin street, last Wednesday morning OF
consumption aged % years. She was
a most attractive young lady and very
popular. Her funerol took place from
| st. Joseph Catholic church, last Fri
HEALEY
MIR. Daniel Healey, anaged and res
pected Irish-American citizen died at
his home just west of town on Tues
day morning after few days illness
of pneumonia. His wife died about
two weeks ago. The funeral will take
place from the Catholic church Satur-
day meeting at 8 o'clock Rev. Father
Donahoe officiating.
WAKEFIELD
Roy Warfield, a son of Mr.. and Mrs
Lemuel WarfieId of Baltimore and
grandson of DR.. j. B. Carter, Of Ger
ardstown, died at Mt. Airy, Md, Sun
day morning, of tuberculosis OF the
lungs. aged about 20 years. The young
man spent last summer with his grand
father, and about the first of December
went South for his health Not receiv-
ing any benefit he returned to his
home in Baltimore, and went from
their to Mt. Airy in hopes of finding a
more healthful climate, but all was OF
vail.
HEDGES
| Mr.. John ID. Hedges died suddenly
on Friday night, at the home OF MS
sister, Mrs. A. S. Wolff, on West King
street, with whom he had made his
home for many years. Mr.. Hedges
had retired about o'clock in h is usual
robust health and very shortly there
after was stricken with appopleXy and
expired in few moments. He was oo
vars of age, and was anative OF Ber-
kelley County. In his early life n.
was farmer, but re moved to Martins
burg about 80 years ago. He was I'M
married but is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. A. s. Wolf of this city and Mrs.
Jam es Hedges, of Lee Summit, Mo.
The funeral took place, from his late
home, on Monday afternoon at ESQ
O'Clock. The services were conducted
by the Rev. j. S. Douglas, Rector of
Trinity Episcopal church, and the IN
terment was in Green Hill cemetery.
McMURRAN.
Miss Lula McMurran, a well-known
and highly respected lady ofShephsrds-
town, died very suddenly in her room
at the Entler Hotel Wednesday morn
ing. Miss McMurran had been IN in
valid for many years, but had seemed
no worse than usual of late, having
planned to go to Richmond in the near
futMre. Wednesday morning she arose
and had almost finished dressing her
self when she became i'll and seated
herself on the bed. Her condition was
seen to be serious, and DR.. Myers wss
Immediately sent for Before he reach
ed her side, however, she had expired.
Miss McMurran, who was about "a
years of age, was bright and intelli-
gent woman, and had for many years
been member of the Episcopal Church.
She was sister of the late Prof. Joseph
McMurran, and her only near relative
is Mr.. James McMurran, of Hllsville,
Va. The funeral services were held
Friday morning at IL o'clock flom the
Episcopal church.
BUSHNELL
| Winchester, Va, April 3.-Benjam-
IN Chapman Bushnell, painter and
decor ,tor and a musician, died at his
home last night of gradual paralysis.
He was born here u years ago and had
resided at Martinsburg. ". Va, and
Cumberland, Md, before returning to
| Winchester number of years ago lie
was the last member of his fathers
family. Surviving are one son, Geo.
Il. Bushnell and two daughters, Misses
Mae Louise an d Margart Lydia Bush
nell, all of winchester.