Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-05-14

age of 16 years. Inc decesseu hau oeen
in bad health cor a number OF years.
The funeral took place from the
heme on Monday afternoon at l,3U
and the interment was in Green Hill
cemetery.
GooDE.
Clarke Goede, daughter OF Philip
Goode. of Luray, Va, died Friday al
terneon at : o'clock at the home OF
her grandmother, Mrs. Clark, 4'S
South Raleigh street, Of pneumonia
size was aged years and . months.
The child's mother is dead aud she
was being raised by her grandma thef.
The body will be taken to Luray sun
day naorning for burial,
ANDERSON.
Mr.. John Dan Anderson, an aged
resident of the vicipity of Vaacleves-
Vile died at his home along the SheP-
herdstown road on Monday night last
at the age of 76 years. The deceased
was IOr sOilC ihoatis ph4'SN~N U.s.
dropsy. He is survived by two sons
end two daughters and several broth
ers.
The funeral took place from the cha
pei at sVanclevesville on Wednesday
morning and the remains weer token
to Shepherdstown where they were
inferred IN Elmwood cemetery.
KASTLE.
Mr.. George J. Kastle, a well known
either of this city died st his home at
213 N. Raleigh street ON last Friday
night at the age of 49 years Of paraly-
sis. He had Two serious strikes about
two weeks ago and never fully rallied
from the effects but gradually Sank
until his death.
The deceased was the son Of the late
George j. Kastle and resided all bis
life ia Martinsburg. Hewas butcher
and carpenter for number OF years
and was very industrious man and
4 a good citizen. lie was confirmed
Z member of the Lutheran church.
Funeral Sunday at p. N. at the
house conducted by Rev. C.S. Trump,
of the Lutheran church aad hev.
William Roush of the Christian church
lnterment in Green Hull cemetery
SMALL.
MIR Charles l.. Small died al his
home in the city of Washington on
last Friday night at the age OF ABOUT
SO years. While out waking several
DAYS before he had fall which result
ed in The fracture OF his skull. He was
taken 10 a hospital and never regain
ed consciousness.
the deceased was formerly resi-
dent of this city and is well known in
this vicinity.
He is survived by his wife and five
, children: May Naaais, Mrs.
harry McFete, Ned and Aibcrt, al
home, also bro.hels f. z. Small, West
Race street, this city; James small,
near Hancock, aad sister, Mrs Rose
Whitmore, of Kansas City.
The funeral took place on Monday
from the house aud number of
friends from here attended the funeral.
STICK.
1t is with much sorrow that we re-
cord The death of little Angle, the be-
loved son of MIR. Luther X. otecR,
which occurreaat the City hospital on
last Monday night from Injuries which
he received on Thursday night OF last
week while on Queen street III the Vi
entity of the city market mouse where
he was accideu tally run down by an
autImobiie.
The child was crossing the street
and in stepping out OF the way OF a
horse and buggy he stepped IL front OF
the autinebile of Mr. Claude Stewart,
which was driven by the owner, and
who Is very careful driver and on
this occasion was running at very
slow rate but the child stepped in front
at such close range that he was knock
ed dowa and was run over. he was
carried to the CITY hospital where
everything possible was done FOR the
little sufferer aud ON the following
day he was conscious and the doctor
had great hopes for his recovery but
he shortly after began TO sink and
gradually declined until death came.
The funeral services took place at
the house on Wednesday evening at $
O'clock, Rev. DR.. f. NJ. Weeds eff
ciating and the interment was at
Welsh Run, near GreencastIe, where
the body was taken on Thursday
morning