Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-07-08
Deaths.
SNYDER.

SNYDER
The many friends here OF Mr.. ]. W.
Sayder. Of baltimore, formerly Of this
city, we're grieved lasI week ct the
news OF the death Of hts daughter,
Miss Virginia Snyder, y hitch resulted
frem the accidental disc large OF Ia re-
volvar in her own hanas on Tuesday
previous at her home At 1912 Bolton
avenue, baltimore, Msryland. She
WAS taken to the Union Protestantln-
Urinary where she died ON the follow
Ing morning rhe young lady was en-
gagged At the time Of her death 10 Mr..
Ernest b. Walton Of Baltimore.
The funeral took If ee from her
home on Friday ami slie interment
was IN Lcudon Park astery.
HANsHE';s.
! Mrs. Annie b. HanNa,ew, widow Of
the late Charles Hanshcw, died at her
home on Monday last III $50 in this
city It the aes Of 10 yeArs.
| She IL survived BY The following
children: WI $. Little, this city, ard
Harry Little, sons BY her first hus
band; Mrs. J. w. Gatrell, this city;
Mrs. Virginia rawford and Miss Ju-
| la Hanshew, al nome She was q
Miss Wright before her Hrst marriage
and was born In Martinsburg. She
was widely known and highly estesm-
ed.
| Funeral Wednesday at $50 p. m. at
the house In charge u Rev. J. ,. Doug
las Interment In t,reen Hill cemetery.
SLAUGHTER.
Mr.. J. +. EIaughges, who has lived
In this city good many years died at
his homo on West Race 81. in this
city on Sunday night lns. at the aye Of
SO years.
The deceased was 4 shoemaker BY
trade and has followed that occup pa
tion here for many years. He wss
born and raised In Wilmington Della
ware
| He was good Christian man hav-
ling BEEN me mber Of the First M. &c.
Church Of this city for great many
years and was also member Of the
Berkeley Lodge I. o. O. #.
Surviving are his wife aud i've chill
drsn: George A., Shenandoah juno
tIon William f., this city; Mre. David
Palmer, Miss Agnes Il. and Samuel A.
at home; also two brothers and two
sisters, Alex, this city; Mrs. George
Apple and James p. Slaughter, He'd
gesvilIe; Mrs. Mollie McKinster, Cum
berland. The funeral took place frsm
the home on Wed nesday at 2. 80 p. m.
his pastor officiating and the inter-
ment was in Norborne cemetery.
wILBURN.
Mrs. Sarah M. Tilburn, beloved
wife Of Mr.. John Wilburn, died at
their home in this city on Thursday
morning Of last week after an illness
of several months at the age Of 50
years.
The deceased WAS native of Jeffor-
bOu .,Uulty Out HAS ltNc0 IL DVthClyy
county for many years and has lived
in Martinsburg for some time.
Besides her husband she IL survived
by ten children, Mis- Lydia Moler,
Mrs. Erman Gregory and Mrs. Robert
Siler, this city; airs. Charles Coils,
near Failing Nalers; Mrs. Wharton
and James Wliburn, Arden district
William, OpeqAon Daniel, near
Scrabble and r. itewart, Miss Vernie
at home, and SIX grandchildren; also
brother, William Beltz, near Scrabble;
sisters, Mrs. Levi Anderson, Opequon
district, and Mrs. Brown Pitzer, He'd
gesville.
Funeral Saturday at 10 "A. m. at the
home, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Webster
Of Inwood, assisted by Rev. w A.
Roush this city. lntrrment in Green
Hill cemetery.
The pallbearers were; John r.
Sakeman, John Coils, NJ. M. Knadler
James Gano, Charles Fowler.
Clerk l.. ID. Gerhardt and number