Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-02-03

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resident of this county.
CoUcHMAN.
| Howard Reynolds, the infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin Councilman
died at their home at four mile woods
on the Williamsport pike last Sunday
OF pneumonia. The funeral took place
from the home on Monday evening,
Rev. Z. s. Trump officiating and the
interment was in Green Hill.
RAcY.
Mr.. James Henry Racy, well
known resident Of this County died at
his home near Salem church, abont
five miles West of This city on Sunday
at the age "a years and 4 months. He
is survived by his wife aud four child
rem,
The funeral took place on Tuesday
at Salem U. b. church, Of which he
was long member Rev. E. w. Web.
ster, the pastor officiating.
DAWES.
Weird was received here some days
ago announcing the death of Mrs,
Eliza K. Dawes, widow of the late
Isaac Dawes, at her home In Slater,
Missouri on January is at the age of
81 years. The deceased was Miss
Young and was born and lived here
until her marriage or soon after when
she moved with her husband to Saline
County, Mo-, where she has since
lived.
DECK.
Mr.. Peter W. Deck, anative Of this
county, died at his home near Quincy,
Ohio, where he has lived for many
years at the age Of 80 years. He was
member Of the Methodist Episcopal
church al Quincy, ard the funeral took |
place last Sunday II week, the pastor
OF The church at that place preaching |
the funeral sermon. He no doubt will
be remembered by many Of the older
people OF this county.
aALBAnER.
Mr.. g. Horace Gallaher, one Of Jeiier-
son countyis most highly esteemed
citizens, died at that place, at tine home
of his daughter, Mrs. Arthur Daven-
port, on last Sunday at the age Of ~
years. He served through the war be
tween the states in the Stonewall bril- |
gade and was gallant soldier. He is
survived by two sons and one daughter
Wallace, of Richmond and Shannon,
Of Chicago, and Mrs. Davenport.
JAMESON.
Rev. w. +. Locke and wife on We'd |
nesday morning last received tele- |
gram announcing the death OF Mrs.
Locke's brother, Mr.. Lionel jameson,
of Westernport, Maryland. Mr.. Jane
son died at San Autinio, Texas where
he vent some four months ago for the |
benefit of bis health, having some
years ago contracted tuberculosis. His
death occurred ON Tuesday and the
next day the members Of his family !
who were with him at the time Of his |
death started with the remains for |
their home. The interment will be at |
Westernpsrt.
COATES.
Mrs. Harriet c. Coates, widow Of the |
late Jesse j. Coates, died at the OF her
daughter, Mrs. Charles e. Edwards at
Leetown, en- last Sunday afternoon at
4.30 at the age Of 81 years after ling
ering sickness OF about three years Of
general debility.
The deceased is survived by two sons
and five daughters: John Coates, near
Xenis, Ohio, Mrs. Annie Clarke and
Mrs. Rsbecca Fellers, both Martins
burg, Mrs. Charles Edwards, Miss
Sarah Coates and James Coates, the
first three named living at Leetown,
and Mrs. Charles Baine. of Bunker
Hill.
The funeral took place from the Ed
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8. 80 and the in terment was at Bunker
Hill.
HOWARD.
1t is with much sorrow that we re-
cord the death Of Mrs. Mary J. How
ard, widow Of the late veteran sale
auctioneer, Mr. l.. s. Howard, at her
home near Hedgesville, on last Friday
evening after an illness of but few
days at the advanced age of 10 years.
Excepting one brother, Mr.. John
Logan, living in the state OF Iowa, she
was the last of her family. She was
sister to the late w. L. Logan Of this
city. She leaves no children.
She was born and raised in that Sec
ton of the county and has lived at
Hedgesville for many years where she
was highly respected and much es-