Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-02-18

The renaiss OF Miee
.,,ve Of this city who died in Fred
1art week and buried in he fam
L lot in Green Hill oemstry.
NORRIS.
Mas Ellen Norris, Of near Hancoek'
~ cn,dsv afternoon at the city hos
P 9su nas,h was due to collapse, as
r. deceased was an invalid and had
hro,gh, here to the City hospital
T. treatment on last Wednesday
Nj. Norris was aged 40 years and
Las horn about ten miles from nan
bsk, Md.
KELLER
Miss Motley Keller. of Red Bud, va
,ed at The home of her nephew Mr'
Edward Pierce, one mile east OF In
wood. on Tuesday, at the age OF %.
Miss Keller had been suffering for
,ome time with a cancer. She is sur
,,od bv three sisters and one brother,
FRS Jenney Killian and Mrs. Lucy
obpson of Winchester, Mrs Harriet
;aree of Inwood, and Mr.. James john
bn of Red Bud, Va.
GILKESoN.
Mrs. Henry B. Gilkeson died at her
ONE in Ronnsy on Tuesday of last
,eek st the age of about 55 years after
,me weeks of illness but her death
as sudden and unexpected. She had
cen IN a hospital In Cumberland for
sa,ment and has been at home but
few weeks and on the morniHg OF the
~ she died she appeared to be In good
,irits and to rather better than for
,ms time but came sudden change
Id she died suddenly.
wHETZHL.
Mr.. James II. Whetzel, a brot her to
II. J. II. Whetzel, the North Queen
rect merchant, died at his home near
Ne village OF Clearbrook, Va, on last
unday at the age of 81 years after a
w days illness of grip. He is survived
y his wife and five children. The
hildren are William, Fred, Stewart,
Margaret and Edna at home. During
be war between the states he served
b the Laurel brigade and was gal
ant soldier. From early life he was
member of the Presbyterian church
nd was most highly esteemed cit
en.
The funeral took place on Wednes-
ay at 1880 from the house and the
lterment was in Winchester. h
sTALLINGs.
Mrs. Elizabeth StaIlings, beloved
7ife of Mr.. W. II. Stallings, died at
heir home on College street on last
thursday morning at the ripe old age
+ 70 years. She was native of Buck
ystown, Maryland, but has lived in
MS city for many years. She is sur
'lved by her husband and her grand
laughter, Mrs. j, w. Rutherford. The
deceased was sister of MIR. Lewis f.
Aeilin, Of this city and had brother
Il Brunswica, Maryland. Her first
husband who died some forty-five years
'gy, was William 1ingstrom by whom
me was the mother of Allen Tingstrom
Who some years ago was cigar maker
this city.
Inc funeral took place from ST.
oseph's catholic church on Saturday
l0rnlng at O'Clock and the inter-
lent vas in the catholic csrnetry.
BUCKLEMAN.
Mr. Jacob HI. Buekleman, a respect
citizen and former railroad man
lei with fatal accident at his home
n Raleigh street on Monday night
list.
he with his sick wife were sleeping
the hrst floor and several people
ere sleeping on the second floor. In
ne night for some unknown reason
IL buckleman got up, lighted
mp and started for the kitchen. Some
'ne after the wife hearing a distress.
~ noise and being unable to call got
? ana went feebly after her husband.
men size got to the kitchen door she
uinbIed over the body of her husband
hu Ialnting fell to one side but as she
III SO she got hold of something with
nlch she was able to hammer on the
oof and woke up the TEST Of the fami-
VINO came to their aid. Mr.. Buckle
IAN was dead and bis body was fairly
lis supposed that he
az sIrlsken with appoplexy and fall
q with the lamp his clothing were
Il on fire and after burning all the
othlng went out.
MI Buckleman was 60 years of as Q
u" was member of the Lutheran
luFeh as well as number of secret
IaerS' The funeral took place on
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