Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-03-03
DEATH OF FRANK M'FILLlN.
RxprRED AT HHs HOME NEAR
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was a WELL uown and Respected
Resident of C0unty-Mr. Guy
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Resident of c0nnty-Mr. Guy
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Mr.. Frank McFillin, one of the best
known men of the Gerrardstown dis
triet. died at his home in Gerrards-
town Monday, after long illness.
aged 81 years. Mr.. McFillin was
paralyzed nearly year ago and had
been in failing health ever since.
Tie funeral took place Tuesday at
the Methodist Episcopal church,
south. of which he was a member.
Rev. W. d. Eye ofiiciated and inter
ment was made in the Presbyterian
cemetery. Mr. McFillin was twice
married, his first wife being Miss
Mary Emory, of Jefferson, aud his sec.
ond wife Miss Annie Mcdonald, Of
Berkeley county. Five children sur
viye him, Mrs. William Emory, of
Jefferson county Mrs. James Gano,
Mrs. William Hutton. Mrs. Harry
Mccormick and Mrs. John Emory, of
Gerrardstown. One brother, Mr.. S.
L. McFillin, of Vaudeville, and two
sisters, Mrs. Belle Collins, OF Port
Cliuton, Ohio; Mrs. Katie WEIGH,
Baltimore, Md, and great number
of grandchildren.
MRS N. W. GAIN.
Mrs. N. w. Gain, respected and
aged resident of Ganotown died very
suddenly at her home shortly after 8
O'Clock Saturday. aged 10 years.
Mrs. Gain had arisen few momen is
before she was stricken, in apparently
good health, but while making pre-
parations for the days duties, she was
suddenly overcome and died in few
moments Surviving are her husband
and Eve children. She had been a
resident of Back Greek valley all her
life. the funeral took place on
Monday afternoon ut O'Clock from
her late home. The services were
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Feltner, pas.
tor of the Methodist Episcopal church
at Hedgesville, and the remains were
buried at Ganotown.
MRS. JONATHAN FRIOK.
Mrs. Jonathan Frick died on Fri
day, ut her home. three miles west of
Bunker Hill, after two weeks illness
of q complication of diseases incident
10 old age, aged "a years Services
will bs held at her late home Sun
day morning at 10 O'Clock, Rev Mr..
-ecrist, the United Bret rem pastor at
Inwood, officiating Interment will BE-
made at Mount Pleasant church,
Frederi, k county. An aged husband
survives her.
MRS, KATE WOLFORD.
Word his been received in Martins
burg of the death of Mrs. Kate Vol.
ford, wife of George Wolford, which
occurred in ALE heuv, Pa i. on Fri
daV, February 30 Mrs. Wolford was
formerly resident of this city, and
was ng.d abo2t 38 wears. She had
relatives residing in Martinsbu q.
EDWARD w. STICKLEs.
Edward W. Stickles, young farm
er, died saturday night at his home.
near Winchester. after a lingering i'll.
ness OF tuberculosis, aged 38. He IL
survived by a widow and several
children, his parents. one b other and
II sister.
HOWARD WILLIAMS.
Howard Williams an inmate of 81 Q
county asylum, died on Sunday, aged
is years. He resided for many year 9
near job. sontown, this county. Sur
vivins is his idow, who is also an
inmate Of the county asylum.
CHARLES DISPANET.
/. Charles DIspanet, agent for the
STANDARD Oil 10. at inohester, died
At his home Saturday evening oi
pneumonia, aged 80 years. He had
been In the employ of the compan,
or 10 years. He leaves widow and
;nree children.
GUY WEIDMAN.
Guv Weidnan, former resident ot
Berkeley couuty died in a hospital in
2 ttsburg las wetk, aged SO yea
70 was AN employee in tie store OF
Charles Broadway Rouss in New
York for some years. He is survived
y his wife.
FIRM DIssoLvEs.