Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-12-16

ried Cornelia Ann Ruterworth. al
LSnchburg. Va. who survives him.
Mr. WILSON X. coE
The funeral OF Wilsoa 4. Coe. i
widely known retired farmer who died
Saturday night at 9 o'clock at his
home In Gerardseown. was held Mon.
day afternoon at O'Clock In the Pres
hyterian church there. in charge OF
Rev A. r. White Interment in the
graveyard at the church. The funeral
Was largely attended.
Mr., Coe was the only son Of Dr.
! Ebeaezer Coe. for many years 4
prominent physician Of Berkeley capn.
ty, and was born at Gerard So
years ago. In that aeghhorhood he
spent his whole lie. being engaged III
farming since manhood until some
/ years ago when he retired from ae.
tive life. lie was respected by
everybody in the community and noae
stood higher in the estimation or the
pdblic than he He was member of
the Presbyterian church and for years
was one OF the pillars OF the church
at Gerardstown.
Two children survive. namely.
Franklin Coe OF Lexington, va. and
Mrs. Joseph Pitt, OF Newberry. S. G.
Mr.. Goes wife, who was Miss Fannie
Trint, of Virginia, died abort three
years ago.
Rev. o. r. Riddle.
! Rev D. Fl. Riddle, q we'll known
/ Presbyterian clergyman and Tor a
while a resident OF this city. died
Monday evening at his home at Falls
1 Church Fairfax county, Virginia, aged
IS years. He is survived by two Sis
ters and two brothers: Miss Susan
y. Riddle, of Falls Church. Va: Mrs.
NJ. c. Williams. St. Louis, Mo; Rev.
DR.. M. s. Riddle, OF pittsburg, and
Harry A. Riddle, Chambersburg He
was unmarried. Rev. Mr. Riddle was
son OF the late Rev. DR.. David II,
Riddle, pastor OF the Presbyterian
church this city. from the spring of
1868 TO the spring of 1879 being the
immediate predecessor Of Rev. DR..
#. M. Woods, the present pastor, who
came here in August. 1879 During
the passionate OF DR.. Riddle the de-
ceased spent some time in Martins
burg and is well remembered by many
People tn this community, having
often preached here. His last charge
Was at Emrnitsburg Md He had
been in i'll health for the last two
years.
/ Mrs. Joseph Airport.
/ Mrs. Sarah Jane Airport wife OF
Mr. Joserh Airport, died at $50 o'clock
on Monday from dropsy at her
home, corner of Moler avenue and
j Albert street, aged Ga years, having
been i'll since the first OF last July
She is survived by one daughter. Mrs
Edward brandenbErg North Martins
burg; brothers, Preston. Henry and
Edward Carrier, in Ohio sisters. Airs
G. w Woods and Mrs. Charles Law
so-, broadway, Va: Mrs. Prestoc
Lsyman. Lacey Springs Va; Mrs
Fellers and Mrs. Fannie Charlton
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, Va.
! Mrs. Airport was Miss Carrier be
fore her marriage and was born in
Rockingham county Va. She came
TO Martlnsburg in 1869 and since re
J sided here. period of AZ years. She
was a member OF the First Methodist
church and had many friends who
were m,,ch attached to her.
Funeral Wednesday at 2.30 p. m. al
the house conducted by Rev. DR. j
Paul Wright. and iaterment in Green
Hill cemetery
4 Mrs. Henry r. Miller Died Saturday
j Mrs. Margaret Miller. widow Of
4 Henry r. Miller, died Saturday night
at 1890 O'Clock from the infirmities
Ct old age, following an illness since
last February She would have been
SO years old had she lived till the 18th
of January. She is survived by three
children: Mrs. o. f. Williams, this
city; Miss Ida b., at home, and Harry
T., at Berkeley Springs.
Mrs. Miller was the daughter OF
Christian Lantz and was born and
reared at Williamsport, Md. She re-
sided in this city for over half cen
tury. Her husband died here in 1888
from injuries received in the service
o. the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
She was a member OF the Lutheran
church and was held in high esteem
| by all who knew her.
Funeral Tuesday at 2.30 p. m, in the
United Brethren church and interment
in Green Hill cemetery,
D. G. krouse.
Mrs. Charles w. Houseworth. this
city. received the sad intelligence on
Tuesday that her father, Mr.. d. G..
/ Krouse well known citizen Of Ha-