The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-01-19
RECORD OF DEATHS.
Persons Well Known to Many Of Our
Readers, Who Have Answered
Final Summons.
ALL SEASONS ARE THINE, 0 DEATH.
GREATHEAD.

OhEhl tlEhDs
A telegram received here on
Monday, stated that Francis Al.
fred Greathead had died suddenly
at the home of his grand. daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Halderman, at
Mount Vernon, Mo-, at noon last
Sunday, and that interment
would be made in that city.
The deceased was a son OF
Thomas Greathead, one of the
pioneer merchants of this place,
and was born here, May 20, 1929;
hence he was aged 81 years, z
months and 26 days. He was
married to Miss Jane Work, a
member of an old ard influential
family, and they spent most OF
their married lite in the brick
house, now the residence OF Al
bert Stoner on Water street, Nc.
! -Connellsburg. Soon after the
death Of his wife, which occurred
4 in 1892, Mr.. Greathead sold his
property here, and went to Mount
Vernon, Mo-, and made his
home with his daughter Nellie,
Mrs. VIM. B. Skinner, until she
removed to Springfield, and aft
erwards with his grand daugb-
ter. He, however, ma ade several
extended visits to his native town,
and left McConnellsburg last
April after having spent eleven
months here. He was the sixth
Of a family Of ten children IN his
fathers famlly-Frances, Sarah,
Elizabeth, Thomas, William Ed
ward, Francis A., Hepslbah, John
w., George w., and Newton
|J.W., who resides in this place,is
the only surviving member of
the family. OF the immediate
family of the deceased, there is
but one survivor, Nellie, wife Of
WIN. b. Skinner, residing at
Springfield, Mo. The deceased
was an elder In the Presbyterian
Church and was a Christian gen.
tlemau, enjoying the esteem of
every one who belongs to the
circle of his acquaintances.
FRYMAN.
AT the home of his parents, Mr.
snd Mrs. Upton Fryman, Berrlen
Springs, Mich, Carl Fryman died
FAST Friday aged about 20 years
l'he funeral took place Monday.
Carl was a victim of tuberculo
sls, and in order to get the most
benefit from the fresh air cure,
Pc slept in an open shack IN the
Ward at his fathers home. A
rope, to which a bell was attach
'ed, extended from his bed to the
bedroom of his parents, so that
Pc might give them notice of any
ATTENTION he might need during
she night. Christmas night a
PAINT tnkhng of the bell aroused
'he always anxious parents, and
ppon going to their son, found
I'm sweltering in profuse hemor
images. He rallied somewhat,
Out IL was a question of only a
short time when his weakened
Conalton must succumb. The
'ather Is a brother of our towns
nan, Il, N. Fryman, and a native
p the Big Cove. About year
go' the parents lost a bright and
peautlful daughter aged Is years
sy the same disease. They have
ie sincere sympathy of their
ulton county friends.
UMHoLTZ.
# At The tender age of 12 years
N <na L days, Helen Oneta Um-
ol'z' died at the home of her
r fanuparents, MIR. and Mrs.
acoo Cutchall, near Waterfall,
rs county, on Thursday morn
x oi last week. The funeral
OE place on Friday, and inter-
4en' was made in the cemetery
netel church, New Grenada.
als bright little girl was a victim
''oerculosls, and when a few
sYs before her death she took
eum0nia' there was little hope
Y ner recovery from the begin
uk' VI her immediate family,
~ one member remalns-Lena
eo who + lives with Mr.. and
LrS, Cutnhal TT