Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-07-29
MRS. PARKINSON
DIED m HOSPITAL
Young Wife OF Edward Parkinson
succumbed to Acute 5riahts Dis
ease--5orn Near Shanghai.
No

Mrs. Lotte ". wife of Mr.. b. III.
Parkinson, near Darkesville. died
Monday might at 10:30 o'clock at the
City Hospital of acute Bright's disease
aged "A years. She was taken with
commissions Sunday morning, and that
afternoon she was brought to the
hospital In an unconscious condition
and go remained till death. The re-
mains were taken to the home OF her
hrother-in-law. Mr.. w. X. Parkinson.
CSC East Liberty street
Mrs. Parkinson Is survived by hsr
husband, farniliarly known al Ed
ward Parkinson, two brothers ana
| four sisters: J. VIM. Stuckey, Berake-
ley Springs: J, Wesley. Shanghai;
Mrs. Charles Mlnghini. near Jones'
| Spring: Mrs. Adam Parkinson and
Miss Emma Stuckey. Shanghai, and
Miss Mollie Stuckey. this city.
She was the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Stuckey and was bora and
reared in Back Creek Valley. After
the death OF her parents several years
ago she made her home with her uncle
/ Mr.. Charles w. Stuckey. near Jones
Spring until her marriage year and
a helf ago She was member OF tho
United Brethren church and was q
most estlmable young woman. A large
[ circle OF friends will mourn her I'M
timely death. .ss--..~.>
Funeral "Wednesday morning; met
| at Mr.. Parkinson's house. corner OF
Liberty and Center streets, and the
ccrtege proceeded to the United
Brethren church at Jones Sprinx
where the service was held Inter-
ment in the graveyard at the church.
w. II. 6aIous. I'M
| Mr.. w. Henry Balons, Union vet
eran OF the Civil war and a retired
freight conductor OF the Baltimors
and Ohio railroad. died Wednesday
81 $3.50 o'clock at the residence OF hIs
| so1-ln-law. Louis G.. Clohan, at the
south edge OF town. He would have
teen 80 years old next Christmas. He
had been ailing for year or more and
died of the infirmities OF old age. He
liz survived by his second wits and
three children by his first wife: Mrs.
Fl. C. Oglesby, OF Cumberland: Mrs.
| Clara Custer. this city, and Edward
balous, In the West; two children by
his second wife: Mrs John L. Whit
more, this city, and Mrs, l., G. Ciohan,
near town >sa~- s~-~s.-~ at--i
MT, Balous was born near Freder-
ick Md. lie went to Ohio early in tbe
war and enlisted In the Union army.
Among the msn7 battles in which he
participated during the rebellion was
that OF Antietam. He was In the SER
vice Of the b. & o. railroad for
number OF years before and after the
war. he also farJned for while near
Bunker Hill. He lived retired for
! some years. He WAS widely known
and h'shly respected.
Mrs. Courtney Baker.
| Mrs. Laura Courtney Baker.
wife ct Henry Baker. OF North Charles
street, and we'll known and respect
! cd old colored woman of towa, died
"wednesday at $50 o'clock IN the
| City Hospital OF cancer OF the stomach
after undergoing treatment there for
three weeks past She was about 20
years old. She Is survived by her hrs
band and two children. Charles and
Rrent Baker, this city. also grand
dauqihter Sale Baker
Funeral Friday at $3.50 %. m. In the
A. M. u. church and interment In the
colored cemetery.