Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-04-17
MRS. M|NGH|hI
DIED ON SUNDAY
Well Known and Estimahle Women
Suffers severe rlemorrhsse Which
Ends in Death.
From the World Of Monday:

From The World Of Monday:
! Mrs. Lidia Minghini. wife OF Mr.. 10
seph L. Minghini, and mother of DR..
| w f. Minghini aud Mr., Bates Minghinl
died at her home on South Queen
street Sunday evening at seven
o'clock. Death was due to hemorr-
hage OF the lungs. after an illness o.
nearly two years. She had been In a
somewhat improved condition, and
was taken With the hemorhage which
ended in her death while at the supper
table.
Mrs. Minghini was a well-known and
most estimable women. She had many
friends in this and Jefferson county
and was connected with many of the
prominent families OF this section.
She was born In this county buteafter
marriage removed with her husband
to Middleway, jefferson county, where
they resided until about IA years ago
when they removed to this city and
have since made their home with
their son DR.. W. r. Minghlnt She
was a daughter OF the late Col Sen
cindiver, and sister Of Capt J N.
Senclndiyer, Of Baltimore, G. l.. Sencin.
diver. city tax collector and Mrs. Mary
Harley, West John street, She Is also
survived by FIVE grandchildren, Gran.
dali and Lee Douglas Tabler Lorain
Mlnghini and Virginia and Bates, irs
the latter children Of her younger son.
If she had lived until the Is Of July
she would have been rs years OF age.
She was an active women during her
| life time and took an active interest
In the Daughters OF the Confederacy,
of which she was member. She had
been member of the Lutheran
church for many years.
TIE funeral will take place on Wed.
nesday morning at $3.50 at the house,
he services being conducted by Rev.
G. S. Trump assisted by Rev. Douglas.
The remains will be taken TO Middle
way, where the interment will be
made in the Masonic cemetery,
Mrs. Hanna Barney.
From The World OF Monday:
| Mrs. Hanna Barney. widow Of the
late William Barney, died his after
noon at / O'Clock at the home OF her
son, Samuel, on Winchester avenue.
She had been sufferer from infant.
tory rheumatism and that with compli-
cations caused her death She was a
Miss Stuckey, before her marriage and
had resided most Of her life in Back
Creek Valley near Ganotown,
She was a well-known woman and
had many friends In the neighborhood
OF her home. She was in her seventy
second year. She Is survived by four
sons and three daughters, all married
The funeral will be held at the
house at 3 O'Clock "Wednesday morning
and the remains taken to Ganotown
for interment
Ex-Mayor Of shepherdstown Dead.
B. r. Harrison, gentleman Of the
old school and one Of the prominent
men in Jefferson county, died at his
home in Shepherdstown Saturday
night from the infirmities OF age. In
1877 re represented that county in the
halls OF the General Assembly OF West
Virginia. He was magistrate In
Berkeley county during the war. In
1869. at the organization OF the Jeffer.
son Saving Bank, he was chosen as
it's cashier, position he held for 36
years He was a Mason. Mr.. Harri-
son married in early life Hiss Mary
c. Holiday, who died but few years
ago, leaving two daughters, who sur
vive him, one OF them being Mrs.
Schley, wife of Col. Towner Schley, OF
Shepherdstown and Mrs. G. 8. Hun
ter, Of Hagerstown. After the death
OF Mrs. Harrison he married Miss Vir-
glnia Strider, OF Berkeley county, who
survives him He was Mayor of his
town for number OF years He was
rs years old,
Death of Child.
From The World OF Monday:
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel ". Rhodes, West Martin st..
died about noon today. The remains
were buried this afternoon in Green
Hill cemetery.