Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-02-04
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IVA Of Willismsport.
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,I A. Price, who was for sew
oral wears pastor of the M. Z. church
- mis- CITY died In Washington last
Mondsv at the age of II years.
He has been in the ministry for
more than 80 years.
KELLY.
Mr.. Frisby Kelly, died ct his home
on the Mish farm near Little George
town. on last Saturday of pneumonia
at the age of IS years. He ia survived
no hi. wife and number of grown
children. He was buried at Clearspring
on Monday
We renort with much sorrow the
fdeath of Mr.. George f. Smith at his
home on S. Raleigh street in this city
|on Wednesday night last aged about
6O years. The deceased for years was
&enpagea in the b. & 0. freight depot
/ here and later was with the j. w.
Bishop wholesale house but for some
wears had been in bad health and was
confined to his home.
He was one iof the best citizens of
of the community and none was ever
esteemed higher. His death came sud-
denly of paralysis of the heart.
The time for the funeral has not
been set as we go to press.
SANDERS.
Mrs. Leila Sanders, the beloved wife
of Mr.. Benjamin B. Sanders, died at
their home on Second street in this
city on Monday morning last after a
long aud lingering illness of coasump-
ton at the age Of A years, months
and IA days. She leaves behind her
husband and five children.
The children are Mrs Hunter Harris
of Brunswick; Mrs. Hugh Harris, of
Hagerstown; and Misses Viola, Alma
and Odells at home and the following
brothers and sisters: Messers Robert
Harris, and Luval Harris, of this city
and Joseph and Adam Harris in Vir-
gina and Mrs. Louis PhilIipy, Of this
city. She was a native of the state of
Virginia but has lived here for many
years and was highly esteemed by the
entire community. She was a csnsis-
tent christian and life long member
of the Baptist church ard died in the
assurance of a blissful eternity
The funeral took place from the home
on Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
her pastor, Rev w. d. McCurdy, Off
eating and the interment was in
Green Hill cemetery.
FLAGG.
only In our last issue we reported
the death of Mr.. Thomas G. FIagg and
now we are called upon to record the
ueath OF his estimable wife, Mrs. Mar
ina M. Flagg, who died at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Sallie b. Harri-
son, West Stephen Street, on Monday
morning about five O'Clock. At the
ume Of the death of her husband she
was In precarieus condition aud
from that time she gradually sank,
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apparently growing weaker each hour
until she fell asleep in the arms Of her
saviour whom she loved and whom
she served so faithfully all her life. She
had been member Of the Presbyterian
church in this city since her childhood
and was most consistent christian.
her age was rs years all of which ex
ceptlng few years spent in Berryvill Q
virginia, was spent in this county.
enc was the daughter of the late veneer
able Thomas &. Flagg, who lived AT
fiags's Mill just east of town where
shs was born and raised.
She was most excellent woman
and was highly esteemed by all with
Whom she came in contact.
ner surviving children are Mrs.
Harrison, with whom she has for some
years made her home, Mrs. Gerard
olenons, of King City, Mo, and Mr..
horatio W. Flsgg of this city.
The funeral took place from the
mouse on Wednesday at o'clock and
the remains were laid to rest by the
side of her husband in Norbourn GENE
terry.
TABB.
1t il with much sorrow we record
the death of Mr.. K. Walker Tabb, one
Of tie most respected and henored citi-
zens of this community. We noted Ia
our last issue the accident of him fall
ing at his home at 314 West King ST.
Ia this city, in which fall his hip was
broken. From the time of his fall he