Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-19
MANY CALLED BY DEATH
Patrick Bbern Succambed Sunday
ID Kansas City,
RESIDED HERE MANY YEARS
Philip G. Rhodes Expired at His Home
In Frankenberrytown-T Other


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Deaths.
Mr. Patrick Ahcrn, for many years
a well known resident of Martinshurg,
hat for the past % years a resident OF
Kansas CITY Mo- died a, his home
in that place Sunday after an Illness
of several weeks. Death was due TO
The lnmmities OF his advanced age
lie was Ia his s0th year
Mr. Ahern resided IN Martinsburs
for a number OF years and while here
was employed as q machibIst IN the
Baltimore and Ohio shops and will be
remembered By many of tho older rail
read men and shop employees After
residence Of many years here he
removed with his family to Kansas
city where he resided continuously
to The time of his death
Surviving him are the following
children. Mr. Joseph Ahen, OF Wash.
ngton. Mrs. Annie Coffee, Mrs. Ella
Braddoek. Mr. Matthew Ahern and
Mr. Charles Ahera. all residing in
Kansas CITY. aud Mr. Daniel Ahern.
of Chicago. all former residents Of
Martinsburg, Several grandchildren,
who reside in this city, also survive
Mr. Joseph Aheru. of Washington, left
Sunday night 20 attend the funeral.
Lemue Campbell.
Mr. Lemuel Campbell an aged and
well known resident OF Romney. w.
Va. native and former resident Of
the Gerardstown district and mem
Der of an old and prominent Berkeley
county family. died at the home OF
his nephew, Mr., Gilbert w. McKown,
on West John street az 1880 o'clock
Saturday afternoon. after an illness OF
about six weeks Death was primarily
due TO general breakdown OF the
system. caused by his advanced age
Mr. Campbell was in his s3rd year
He was born and reared near Ger
raFdstown, and resided there until
about 80 years OF age following the
occupation OF a farmer He then re-
moved 20 Winchester where he resid.
ed for a number of Years. ABOUT -
years ago he removed TO Romney,
where his only surviving child resid-
ed About two months ago he came
here TO visit relatives, and was about
to return home when attacked by the
grip.
Surviving him is one daughter, Mrs.
!. Fl. c. Pancake, of Romney, who. with
the members Of her family came here
when his condition became serious
He had a large number Of relatives IN
this city and county
Mr.. T. n. Anderson.
Mr. Theodore II Anderson for the
past 43 years AN employee OF the Bah
timore & Ohio railroad and one Of The
most popular passenger engineers on
this end Of the road. died At h home
on East Liberty street Wednesday al
q o'clock a. M from the effects Of a
stroke 81 paralysis which DE Suffered
TUESDAY night at 9 O'Clock Sir An
dersou had been Of duty for about
Two months ou account OF sickness.
brat his death was not expected
He was aged 81 years. and was ma.
tiFe ~ Frederick county, nd he re-
moved 20 Martinsbure about 80 years
ago. and resided here continuously un-
I'd his Geat1 Fog tAe pa &c years he
has been AN engineer, and for five
years had run the Frederick acccmmo
da ion between Martinsburg and Bal
t.more. He would have been retired on
pension under the service rule next
month
He was member Of the Robert
White lodge OF Masons and the Broth
erhood Of Locomotive Engineers.
Surviving are his widoy and the fol-
lowing children Mrs. A. s. Pert, or
Brunswick William r. Anderson and
Walter Anderson OF MartinshurE, ana
Richard r. Anderson, OF Washington.
Death OF : Young Girl.
The grim, icy hand OF death has
touched the home % Mr.. and Mrs. G.
" Long, Madison avenue. and taken
from them dear and loving daughter
and devoted sister, Miss Naomi. who
calmly responded when she was called
away to her eternal resting place at
the age OF Is wears, months and 8
days. Miss Naomi was well known
among the young people Of Martins
burg. where she had a wide circle OF
friends, who keenR feel the loss Of
their friend whose death occurred on
January Is, at 1926 o'clock ~ vi
morning after a brief illness 9Spnsu- |