Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-06-10
Deaths.
ELLIOTT.

Cberels Fllio'' 0
llde.t citizens, died at the home Of ms
lighter. Mrs. Clarence Starliper, on
.,aS street on Monday evening of this
ssk a, the advanced sge Of 81 years
ahs funeral took place FROM the
an wednesday afternoon and
:. interment was In Norborns ceme-
Jerry. ~, ,rspp
Mira Elizabeth A. Brantner, widow
~ III. late Samuel Brsntner, died at
.r home in this city Oh last Friday
u the age Of 10 years Of paralysis. She
heayes NO children but stepson Johh
hi. Brsntner.
The funeral took place from the
home on Sunday afternoon at p. M.
Rev J. Paul Wight, her pastor ON
hating and the interment was in
Green Hill cemetery.
lands.
Mrs Laura Horner Lands, the wild
bw Of the late Jacob Lands, died at
her home at Jores Spring, this county,
IN Sunday last at the age of Sc years
kftsr considerable spell of sickness
Ber husband died last October. They
re survived by three children, one
lon, 0. Lands. of Berkeley Springs
Ind two daughters, Mrs. g. A. Sharff
ksd Mrs. R. l.. Keefe, both Of Jones
Pprinys.
The funeral took place from her
home on Tuesday morning last and
he enterment was at Harmony
khurch, near Marlewc-
ANDERSON.
Mr.. George w. Anderson, q respect
ID and aged citizen Of Berkeley coun-
y died at his home near Stokes school
house IN Arden district, ON Tuesday
morning last at the age Of II years. He
Fas a consistent member Of the United
Brethren church from his youth. He
survived by his wife and five child
bn, and one brother, Mr.. B. E. An
ersen, near Vauclevssville.
The funeral took place on Wednes-
ay morning at 10 o'clock and the in
ermsnt was at Smoketown. Rev f.
~. Webster, OF Inwood officiated at
be funeral.
STILWELL.
Little Alexander Richard Stilwell,
the beloved son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A r.
ftillwell, died at their home. in Back
Greek Valley, near Ganotown on Sun
day, May 70, 1910 at the tender age of
months and days. The little fellow
ABODE Ia the home just long enough
10 strongly entwine himself in the
hearts and affections of the devoted
parents when he was called away to a
brighter and better home in Heaven.
1t WAS hard to give him up but the
parents find great consolation in the
Words of the Saviour: Suffer little
children to comeunto me and forbid
them not for OF such is the kingdom of
heaven"
Inc funeral took! place from the
nome on Tuesday following at 10
O'clock.
'oals in the arms of Jesus,
sale on his gentle breast,
mere by his love o. ershadowed
sweetly our child shall rest.
STAUBLY.
MIS- Jennie Staubly, beloved wife of
N'' Anthony Staubly, died at their
AO'ue gu Nest Martin street, this city,
'" last Fridhy morning in the 64th
year OF her age. Mrs. Staubly had a
S"snt stroke of paralysis about week
O'i'fe but 1t was thought that she was
se''hg well when she suddenly died
WINE sitting in char at the time
Mentioned.
ue physician pronounced that the
cause oil death was heart disease,
surviving are her husband and five
-',u'en; Mrs. A. Comrsy, Miss Julia,
-, -. sad K. r. staubly, this city,
L. ID. staubiy, Brighton, Va.
use one brother, Chris Scheslky, OF
Ne"port News, Va.
'in' Staubly was born at Kell, Ger
any and came to Martinsburg when
~ YEARS OF age. She met Mr.. Staub.
uurlng the Civil War when his
osA psny, the 18th Connecticut Vel.
g. s"'eefs was stationed in Martinsburg
was married hereJune l., 1865. She
member of St. johns Lutheran
ana was most estinable wo.
!. 1N ana wide circle of friends will
lament her death
o,., uue'sI Sunday afternoon at 2.3O
CLOCK at the house, in charge of Rev.
Cemetery.
MEADOWS.
~. Mfs' Kate Meadows, widow Of III,