Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-04-06
DEATH OF MRS. SMITH
Expired Sunday Afternoon d
Brights Disease.
MRS. GETTLE DIES SUDDENLY
Wife Of Fred S. GettIe Victim Of Heart
Trouble--Mrs. Wise Dies In
Cumberland.

rs. Joseph G. Smith, Of Harpers
Ferry, died at her home Sunday az
ternoon about 2 O'Clock, of Brights
disease Death came suddenly and was
great shock to her family and will be
learned in this city with much regret
by her many friends Mrs. Smith was
In her 62nd year
Mrs. Smith was a Miss SpangIer,
and came here after her marriage and
for many years the family were res-
idents of this city. Several years ago
the family removed to Harpers Ferry
where they have since resided Mrs.
Smith was a most estimable woman
and had many friends in this city.
Surviving are her husband. Mr..
]. c. Smith, and children. Charles g.
Smith. OF this city. Harry S. Smith, Of
Lebanon. Pa. and Miss Emma Brent
Smith, at home.
Mrs. Anna A, GcttIe.
Mrs. Anna Gettle, wife of Frederick
$. Gettle, died at her home on South
Maple avenue, Monday morning at
o'clock. Of heart disease. Mrs Celtic
had been slightly III for a short time
past. but her demise was not expected
and her sudden end was a shock 10 her
family and friends. Mrs. Gettle was
aged Al years. She Is survived by her
husband and the following brothers
ana sisters John w and Martin
Wltherow. Of this city. Mrs Masgie
Remer, Miss Laura Witherow, Of this
city. and Mrs. Mary Smith. Of Balti-
more.
The funeral viii be held on Wednes~
day afternoon at 2.30 o'clock from the
home. Interment will be in Norhourn
cemetery
Mrs. catharine Wise.
Mrs. Catharine Jane Wise, died AT
her home in Cumberland sunday
evening OF paralysis. Mrs. Wise was
former resident OF Martinsbug and
the remains viii be brought to this
city for burial. She is survived by
son, f. G. Wise, Of Cumberland
Death Of Mrs. Miller.
Mrs, Miller, the aged grandmother
Of Mr.. G. S. Miller, OF Second street,
died her home at Ridgeway on FRI
day, aged 81 years.
Death OF Child.
Little Ellen, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. ID. II. Barry, Of North Maple av-
enue, died this morning Of spasms
The child had been i'll only couple
of days and was taken with spasms
this morning early and died about 10
o'clock. She was a bright little girl
and well liked in the neighborhood n
which she lived. She was aged !
years and 7 months.
A. M. Sprinkle.
Mr.. A. M. Sprinkle, one OF the old
est residents in the northern section.
OF Martinsburg, died at his home on
Moler avenue about 10 o'clock We'd
nesday. Sis-Uia.s nff--
] Mr. Sprinkle was ~ years OF age
and was one Of the early residents oil
that section OF the town. He has cons
Quoted store there for thirty wears.
or more, and was well known and
highly respected. He md q host OIL
friends who viii he sorry to learn or
his death,
Mrs. sprinkl ls1 about Two years
ago. Three cs.largn survive Oscar
and Leslie. Of tnis city, and Mrs. Ed.
ward McDonall, ~ pufields.
John Earser Of E. Dead.
Join Bark u. one OF the old
aad highly ected citizens of Mor-|
gan county, II dad Of general decline.
aged rs year He leaves two sons.
~. Seibert, ard George, and fourI
daughters. NJ Hannah Shirley, OIL
Elkins; Mrs Ellen CLANCY. Of Illinois;
Mrs. Mary Caldwell OF Pennsylvania.
and Mrs. Jane Shirley. OF Morgan
county. He VISA tweed married. Hist
second wife, who ylrviyes him, was
a Miss Compton
Mrs. r. n. Shade.
Me- r. H. Shade died at her home
on South Water street, Thursday
Of pneumonis. She was aged "a years
and is survived by her husband and
one daughter. Ola May.
The funeral services will be held in
Calvary church at jones Springs. on
Saturdav az noon. They VIII meet at
the hou at o'clock.
Peter Brady.
Peter Brady. son of Miller Brady,
tenant on the George Small farm along
the Tuscarora, died very suddenly on
Wednesday, OF heart trouble. He was
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