Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-03-16
ESTIMADLE LADY is DEAD.
Miss Fannie Doll Expired at Her
Home in This City,
MEMBER PROMINENT FAMILY
Was Native Of Martinsburu and
Lived Here All Her Life--FuneraI
on Tuesday.

I LIVED r1CTC MI T1Cf LiIS-F uncF2i
on Tuesday.
Miss Fannie S. Doll, one of the most
estimable and bestknown ladies OF
this city, and member of an old and
rominent Berkeley county family.
died at the home of her sister, Mrs. |
+. d. Staley, on North Queen street.
shortly before o'clock Friday
her death being due TO heart failure.
Miss Doll became i'll on Tuesday even
| ing last, at which time she was be-
| lieved to be suffering from an attack
of rheumatism She failed to rally,
however, and heart failure ensuing.
she sank until death ended her suffer
ings.
Miss Doll was daughter OF the late
Bernard Doll and was born and rear
ed in this city and spent her entire life
here. She was lady OF many splen-
did womanly qualities and Christian
virtues, and since early life had been
a devout and consistent member OF
lChrist Reformed church, and an ear
nest and faithful worker In the church
|, and Sunday school. She endeared her
, self to a large circle of friends, and
the news of her death was received
with genuine sorrow and regret.
r Surviving her are the Following sis
I ters and brothers; Mrs. Rosa +. Allen,
7 of Seneca, Mo-; Mrs. y. ID. Staley, of
Martinsburg; Mrs. Mary V. Beck, of
I York, Pa, Mrs. Clara V. Myers. of
I Martinsburg: Miss Gertrude Doll, OF
AIartinsburg. and Mr. William II. Doll,
of Chicago.
) The funeral OF Miss Fannie S. Doll,
+ who died at her home in this city Fri
:. day morning last, took place from the
late residence on North Queen street
on Tuesday at 2:3o O'Clock and was
+ largely attended by the relatives,
friends and acquaintances of the dead
lady. The impressive burial services
of the Reformed church were conduct
;. ed by Rev. DR.. ]. A. Hoffheins, who for
: many years was pastor OF the deceas,
ed. Among the relatives and friends
from other points who attended the
Y obsequies were Mr.. and Mrs. Beck, OF
{. York, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs Bernard ID,
i Staley and daughter, of Chambers
burg, Pa; Mrs. Lee Blair. of Harris
burg, and Mr.. william Doll. of Chi
COCA lnerment was in Green Hill
. cemetery.
q Retired Fsrnrer Dead.
Il Mr. George W. Bender, a well known
retired Berkeley county farmer, died
at his hogne in North MsrtinsbHrg al
5;3e O'Clock Monday evening after ar
u Illness OF some time, death being dzs
to the inEfmfties OF advanced age.
o Mr. Bender was native of Beavs,
q Greek, washington county, Md, hui
removed TO Berkeley county when q
n boy and for more than 50 years had
o resided IN the city and county coE'tin
a0usly. He followed the occupation oil
n a farmer for more than half a century
6 and retired from active rffe several
!. Years ago. He was we'll known
r throughout this section and had many
+ friends, especially among the Older
people.
r Surviving him are the following chill
a dren: Henry c. Bender. of Failing
}. Waters district; Miss Harriet Bender
Iof near Martinsburg; Mrs. Sarah
. Michaels. OF Berkeley county; Mrs
!, Jennie Lemaster, OF Bedingtcn. George
E wv. Bender. jr., OF Bedingtan, Wfqliam
Bender. of Opequon district, Charles
> Bender. of Falling Waters district;
: Luther Bender, Martipsburg, Mrs Ida
, Williams, of Martinsburg. One brother
ana two sisters also suryive-Feter
+ Bender, OF near Gerrardstown; Mrs.
Mary Miller and Mrs. Martha Horper,
OF near Arden.
Minizter's Wife Dead
Mrs. Annie Campbell, aged 50 years,
wife OF Rev. Dr. w. C. Campbell, pas
tor Of the First Presbyterian church
in Roanoke, dsed Tuesday morning in
the Hygeia hospital, in Richmond. She
was stricken with paralysis in October
last, and for Elk weeks was under
treatment in Richmond. She is surviv.
ed by her husband and three daugh.
ters and two sons Mrs. Campbell was
"a sister OF Miss Emily Childs, of
Washington, and Mr.. George w. Chiids
Of Harpers Ferry. Her husband is a
cousin OF Mr.. G. w. McKown. of this
city.
Death Of Former Resident.
Miss Mamie s. Abel. former well
known resident Of this city, died Satur-
day evening at O'Clock at Stanton,