Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-12-09

Iurs ]. o. Rausermap, died at
heir home on the Boom on last sun
aoysevening. The funeral took place
rne.day and the interment was
at Edinourg' Va.
oTTY.
Mis- Hester Otty died at Vanclevss-
.,uIe l,.t Tuesday age of 4syears after
80 lines. of several years. She was
I,oro Mrs. John Gerling of this
s,tv and Mrs. S. T. Custer and Mrs.
Iomes Myers, of near Nanclevesville.
She wa. the daughter of the late
william Otty and was born and raised
along the Shepherdstown road pear
the Marsh.
Intelligence reached here on last
saturday of the death of Mrs. William
|E. Cline at the family home at the
town of Wsynesbore, Pennsylvania,
bged about 55lyesrs. Mrs. Cline wasMiss
|Rodimer, of Greencastle but has lived
at Waynesboro since her marriage.
The surviving husband was raised at
Bunker Hill, this county, and for
many years carried on a carriage and
|bIacksmithing shop at that place. He
n brother of Messrs. S. :. and III. b.
iCIine. both of the vicinity of Bunker
HIN. Besides the husband two daught-
Srs survive.
Mrs. Blanche Heck, beloved wife of
Lewis H eek, died at their home in
bis city, Monday night last at the age
II 20 years of consumption.
She was before marriage Miss Chess
er and was born in. Pennsylvania,
ear Greeneastle, but come to this
ounty when quite small and since
lived here. She is survived by her
husband and one small son aud sever
brothers and sisters. The funeral
bok place on Thursday afternoon from
be home, the services were conducted
her pastor, Rev. q. S. Trump, aud
be interment was in Green Hill.
HAMILTON.
We report with much sorrow the
bath Mr.. Court Hamilton at his home
b West Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, on
friday last, December 2,ll9l0, at the
! ge of 81 years. The deceased was
brother of Or. Duncan Hamilton who
|ives on the Dry Run pike near kim
PRS Spring, and for many years was
Engaged in business at Bunker Hill.
He was well known throughout this
county and leaves many friends to
mourn bis death Mr.. Hamilton was
man Of extensive education and
mechanically genius. He is survived
Ply his wife and two children. The
nterment was at Mckeesport in Mon
day.
SMALL.
Mrs. Mary Hester Reynolds Small,
ldow OF the late James ID. Small,
led at her home, on last Friday after
Don after an illGess of several weeks
nd following an attack of pneumonia
Inc age of 81 years, 10 months and
Jays The deceased twas o highly
'eelhed woman, kind neighbor and
Pvlng and affecIonate mother. She ia
urvived by three chiIdren: J. William,
Poyd T., James H. and Mrs. BENZ. S.
Fouchman. She was daughter of the
H'e seorge Reynolds and is survived
~ the following brothers and sisters:
prs. l. J. Chapman, Mrs. l.. w. Rob-
nson, Mrs. Reuben Small, Mr.. J, Il.
reynolds and MI II. G. Reynolds, of
Inc funeral took place from the
nome OF her daughter, Mrs. Couchman,
~ Monday morning friends gathering
r 10 o'clock. The service was conduct
F. oy Kew. c. S. Trump, of the Luth-
isu church, of Will oh the deceased
|"ass consistent member for many
pears and Enlightenment was IN Green
f'hl by the side of her husband.
LUPTON.
MI Edward w. Lupton, one of
F'efkeley county's most promi nent and
[espected citizens, died at his home one
li's W est of this city on the Dry Run
E,"e, on tuesday morning at the age of
years. Mr.. Lupton was a native of
.VuefIek county Virginia, son of the
Jonah Lupton and was a member
me Society Of Friends. He has lived
VIC LOT many years. He has been
s'Sed IN farming, trucking and
,u'' growing aud was regarded as one
we oest authorities on these subjects
Fn The co lnty.
b., u survived by his wife who was
80 Eva Janney, of this county aud
W. sons, Messrs William and MeSherry I
'u at home. He leaves also two
Az Miners and two sisters. They are /