Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-11-10
Deaths.
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ana were taken 10 Middleway for i'm [
terment. Her desth occurred at the /
home of her daughter, Mrs. G. w.
Packet, II Hagerstown on Tuesday 1
after weeks illness. Surviving are
the following sons and daughters:
Mrs. q. W. Packet, Hagerstown;
Miss Olive Wageley, n. T.; Mrs. J. /
W. ShilIiugberg, Kentucky; Mis-. Il. I
l.. Roseniefger, Virginia, and Mr.. NJ. i
+. Wageiey, Baltimore. One sister, /
Mrs. Martha johnson resides in
Charles Town, --Adovcate.
EDWARDS.
Mrs. Morgan Edwards died al the
family home on the Southern end Of
Darkesvilie, this county, last Tuesday
morning at the age Of 65 years. The
deceased vas sick but few days OF
pneumonia aud her death was unex-
pected and unlocked for.
She was highly thought of hi the
community in which she had lived all
her life. She is survived by her bus
band ans one daughter, Mrs. Maize
Coyle.
The funeral took place on Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock from the house
and the interment was in Green Hill
cemetery
TRAMMELL.
Mrs. Maria F. Trammell, widow Of
the late5aco 5. Trammell died ut her
home on North Queen street, this city,
on last Friday shortly after noon after
a long aud serious Illness of dropsy
and hear disease.
Mrs. Isammeil wss before her mar
rage Miss Mara Holman, Of WILLIAM
sport Maryland but has lived here
since BIZ marriage To Mr.. Trammeil.
She was from early life consistent
membet of the Presbyterian church
and was woman Of lovely disposition
and WIS loved by all vino had the
fortune Of knowing her.
MS. Trammeli is survived by the
following children: Mrs. G. NJ Seibert,
Miss TrammeIl and Mr. f. II. Tram.
nell, all OF this city and the following
step-children Mrs. J. M. Hollis, of
Gerardstown, Miss May, Guy aud !
Ernest all of this city.
The funeral took place from the
home on Sunday afternoon at 2.30
Rev. DR.. Woods officiating and the
interment was in Green Hill cemetery |
| THOMAS.
Mrs Martha r. Thomas, mother Of
Mr.. Wilbur ii. Thomas, attorney and
United States Gem "a issioner, Of this
city, died at her home near Tomahawk,
west of Hedgesville, this county last
Saturday morning after an illness of
long duration Of general debility at the
age of rs years She died in the same !
house in which she was born, at the
old Hedges home, she having been a
Miss Hedges before marriage.
Tie deceased is survived by five
children: Wilbur Thomas, Mrs. Harr, |
q. Kitchen, OF this city, Mrs. Newton
G. Stuckey, of near Jones Springs, |
Mrs. William G. Clary, Of this city
and Mr.. Emery Thumas at home.
She was the widow Of the late Rev.
Philip H. Thomas, a minister of The
q. b. Church OF the highest honor and
esteem. He has been dead "a good
many years. The deceased was faith
fui member OF the NJ. e. church South
and died in the assurance of blissful
eternity.
The funeral took place from the
home on Sunday afternoon at 100
O'Clock Rev. &. W. Ball officiating and
the burial took place at Jones Springs.
HOLLIS.
We record with much regret the
sudden death of Mr. James p. Hollis,
a native of this city and life long
resident, at his home No. 214 North
College street, on last Friday afternoon
Of appoplexy aged about forty-five
years. Mr.. Hollis was taken suddenly
ill while ut work at the Auburn wagon
works as painter and was taken to
his home where he expired soon after
arriving there.
For many years Mr.. Hollis had been
a consistent and active member of the
st. Johns Lutheran church and was
member of the choir and the Sunday
school He was devoted to his church
and earnestly strove to make his lie
agree to his professions. He was
good Christian and good citizen.
The funeral took place from the
home on Monday afternoon at 2.3O and
was attended by large number Of
friends and acquaintance from town
as well as from distance. Rev. {. s.
Trump OBLIGATED and the lnterment
was in Green Hill cemetery.