The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-04-30
DEATH. RECORD.
Persons Well Known TO Our Readers
Who Have Answered Final
Summons
MRS. F. SCOTT TRITLE DIED MONDAY.
Mrs THOMAS ALLEN.


delphja we learn of the death of
Mrs. Thomas Allen, of Cham
bersourg. Both Mrs. Allen and
her husband had many friends
in this county. The Ledger
says;
"Mrs. j. II. Allen, of Cham
bersburg, Pa, after nursing her
son Paul, third year student at
the Medlco. Chirurgical College,
through the critical point in an
attack of typhoid fever, left his
bedside and sustained injuries in
a trolley accident which resulted
in her death Thursday night.
Paul is at the Medlco-Chirurgl-
cal Hospital. After spending all
of Thursday with hlm, Mrs. Al
len walked to Thirteenth street
and boarded car. AS she was
leaving the car at Thompson
street, she tripped and fell, her
head striking the curbing. She
died IN st. Joseph's Hospital.
Her son has not been informed
of her death"
Mrs. ELLA M. TRITLE.
Mrs. Ella Nj. Trltle. wife of F.
Scott Tritle, died at her home in
Ayr township, Monday forenoon,
April 27, 1908, aged SO years, 8
months, and 20 days. Funeral
Wednesday morning, conducted
by her pastor, Rev. j. u. Fassold,
I of McConnellsburg, and inter.
ment in Union cemetery. Her
illness, which resulted from soft
enlng of the brain induced by
acute mania, covered a period of
seven weeks.
Mrs Trltle was daughter of
the late Jonathan Hess, of Nc
Connellsburg. She IS survived
by her husband and four daugh-
ters, namely Bessie, Rebecca,
Virginia, and Bertha; also by
three sisters, Louvinia (Mrs. l..
M. HilD; Rebecca (Mrs. Dragon.
ier), and Miss Lib V. Hess-her
sisters all now residing in Iowa.
Miss Lib arrived here on Tues
day and was present at the fun
eral.
The deceased was consistent
member of the Lutheran church,
and enjoyed the esteem ola large
circle of friends and acquaint.
ances.
Mrs. CATHARINE WAGNER.
Mrs. Catharine Wagner, widow
of Abraham Wagner, deceased,
died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Adam Oyler, near Dane,
this county, Friday, April "a,
1908. She had been i'll about a
month, and during that time had
several strokes of paralysis. The
funeral took place last Sunday,
and the services were conducted
by Rev. G. W. BrYner, of the M.
E. church, McConnellsburg. Her
remains were laid To rest in the
cemetery at the old Reformed
church at Knobsvllle, now the U.
b church.
Mrs. Wagner's maiden name
Was Sites, and she was born on
the old Noll farm now owned
by John w. SNYDER, near Knobs.
vile, the thirds day of Decem ber,
1880, hence was aged at the time
of her death, n years, months
and Is days. For many years
prior to her death, she had been
a consistent memper of the Re-
formed church, and was an est-
mable lady.
She is survived by the follow
ing children, namely, Mary, vile
OF Adam Oyler; Alice, wife Of Jno.
Glunt; Malinda, wife OF George
II Vallence, residing at Martins
burg, Blair county, Pa; Hester,
wife Of W. e. Spider; Louvina,
wiie of John E. Croft, Franklin
county, Pa. Theodore, Boiling
Springs, Pa; j. Emery. Upper
Sandusky, Ohio, and w. Harvey,
AZ Knobsville.
GEORGE w. .5IPEs
Mr.. George w. Slpes died OF
paralysis at the home of his SON
in-law and daughter, DR.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Swartzwelder, in Mer-
cefSburg. Saturday afternoon