The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-05-29
DEATHS

DEATHS
The funeral of Miss Bertha
King. iof Huntington, took place
Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock st
Hanley Chapel, this county. Mise
King is granddaughter of Mr.. j
W Keister, of Ashttn, snd was in
her 10Th year.
oapt. Henry CLARK, a prominent
river man, who has been ill for the
past 6, years with cancer. passed
away. at his late residence at Beale,
this county. last Thursday He
leaves the following children to
mourn their loss: Capt. William
Clark, inspector Of bulls of this
place; 3 M. CLARK. of Huntington;
Mrs. Eva Campbell. of Glenwood;
Mrs. Anna Piokens. of Racine;
Mrs. Bertha Rankin. of Grown
City. and Charles CLARK at home
The funeral took place Saturday at
the late:residenoe at Beale by Rev
j. B Reynolds, of this city, and
the burisltook place in the Steen-
bergen osneteiy.i
DANIEL MORGAN SMITH.
Daniel Morgan Smith departed
this life Thursday, May %. 1907,
at his late residence near Bslpre,
Ohio. Mr.. Smith was we'll and
.fayofably known in this city and
Huntington, at which latter place
he was successful business man,
amassing considerable wealth. He
moved from Huntington about four
years ego, and purchased q farm
near Belpfe. Ohio, where he re.
sided until his death. he leaves a
wife, mother, Mrs o A. Smith of
this CITY, a sister. Mrs! A.W. Wood
of Columbus. Ohio, three brothers,
Hamilton, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
Wylie, of Columbus, Ohio, and
Chas B of this city His RENAME
were brought to this CITY last Fri.
day. and inferred in Lone Oak
Cemetery, on Sunday. May 26,
Rev. Il P Bell conducting the
funeral service. We extend our
sympathy to the bereaved
MRS EMMA FoGLEsoNG.
The death of this es'imable wo.
man, on the 2lst day of May. 1907,
brought with it a reverential gloom
of genuine sorrow to her many
friends here and in the section of
her old home. where she was reared,
loved and cherished Her maiden
name was R fife, a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G B Riff. and was
born December Is, 1860. in Rob.
inson DISTRICT. Mason county. being
rs years, 6 months and 6 days old
at the time of her death. She en-
braoed the christian religion in
early life, and lived faithful and
devoted member of the u B
church up to the time of her death.
She had been in poor health the
past year, but'was taken seriously
ill about three or four weeks before
the death angel came. Mrs. Fogle.
cong was a woman of rare attain
mants. Her genial and self-saori
6oing character made her the friend
of those with whom she came in
contact. Courteous, kind, ever
mindful of the feelings of others,
she passed through this life scat.
tering flowers of cheer to all who
came within her way. Her death
was calm. peaceful and apparently
free from pain, She expressed
her readiness and willingness to
answer the summons, and welcomed
it. She was laid to rest in the
cemetery of her forefathers, Eoks1d
Chapel, funeral service conducted
by L. M. Carder, P. E of the U B.
church, on Thursday, Msy %, OF.
a large number of friends and rel.
atives. attending.
She leaves q husband, Mr.. VIM.
Foglesong, of this city. and two
daughters, Miss Mae, of this CITY,
aud Mrs, r. s. Betz, of Gallipolis.
Ohio, to whom the Register ex.
tends its sincere sympathy in the
loss of their loved one.