The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-04-29
RECORD OF DEATHS.
Persons Well Known TO Many OF Our
Readers, Who Have Answered
Final Summons.
ALL SEASONS ARE THINE, o DEATH.
II. KING MALOT.

Last week the many friends OF
H. King Malot, one of Licking
Creek townships representative
citizens, were much grieved to
learn OF Mr.. Malot's serious ill
ness, and later of his death, which
occurred last Friday night.
The deceased was a son of Maj.
D D. Mellott, and was born about t
63 years ago. He was q natural
born mechanic, and in early man.
hood turned his attention to car.
pentering and millwrlghting.
Possessing hardy constitution,
and being full of am bitlon and en-
ergy, he pushed ahead from one
enterprise to another with that
success that is always a sure re-
ward of meritorlous effort.
Several weeks ago, he was at.
tackled by grippe, which at first,
did not awaken serious apprehen-
sion, but later, his heart showed
symptoms of failing strength,
and his already badly impaired
system was not able to withstand
the attack of the disease, and
death came as before related.
Mr.. Malot served term as
County Com missioner with A. V.
Kelly and John r. Fisher several
years ago, and was a careful and
capable Official.
Besides his widow, who was a
daughter of the late John F. Desh.
ong, he is survived by the follow
ing children Howard, Lewis B.,
Rebecca, wife OF Isaiah Sipes;
Susie, wife of l.. j. Hockensmith;
Lucy, wife of Harry McElhaney;
Grover c., Baltzer, and Clem-at
home.
HIS funeral, conducted by Rev.
Powers, took place on Sunday,
and his remains we're laid to rest
in the graveyard at the Sldeling
Hill Christian church.. =
MRS, VICTORIA WOLF.
Mrs. Victoria Wolf widow of
the late Rev. Simon Wolf, at one
time pastor of the Reformed
church in this place, died at her
late residence IN this place at 4:3O
O'Clock last Sunday morning.
Funeral was held at her late resi-
dence on West Walnut street at
$3.50, Tuesday morning, services
being conducted by her pastor,
Rev. Rice, of theReformed church.
assisted by the other pastors In
town.
Mrs. Wolf was born near New
Bloomfield, Perry county. Pa, on
the 18th of October 1888, and
hence was aged II years, 6
months, and s days. She was
hrst united in marriage with
Henry S. Frey, who died January
l, 1868. She was married to Rev
Simon Wolf, Novemb Der 81, 1866;
on the 3lst of March, 1884, Mr..
and Mrs. Wolf moved to McCon.
nellsburg, aud on the 25th of
April OF that same year, he was
installed pastor OF the Reformed
church, and remained here until
the time Of his death which oc.
Cured In Decent Der, 1890.
\ Mrs. Wolf is survived by one
son, Martin. who, since the death
of his father, has resided at home
with his mother, and by two
&grand.daughters, Rosie and Lille
Houpt.
q Mrs. Wolf was a woman of
Lovely christian character, and
was most highly esteemed by
every one who knew her.
K WILLIAM BISHOP.
Col William Bishop, well known
ln McConnellsburg, died at the
home of Clarence E G ,bin, near
fhntstone, Md, Sunday morning
April Is, 1909, after an illness of
only about ten days. Funeral on
the following Monday, services
Hconducted by Ed. q. L. Funk,
and interment in the grave yard
at the Tonoloway Baptist church.
Col. Bishop was born on the
both OF December, 1923 and spent
most of his life 10 this county.
Several years ago, he was mar
ried TO Miss Barbara Truxel,
lived In the house now owned and
occupied by Harvey Bender, un.