Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-02-25
DEATHS
Miss Anna Lamar Died Here sunday
James p. Knipe Died At Wessau
Asylam--Otiner Deaths.
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/ From The World OF Monday:
Miss Anna S. Lamar died Sunday
evening at : o'clock at the home Of
her sister. Mrs. !. w. Bend r, IL
Virginia avenue, aged So years. She
had been an invalid for eight years
and belfast for the last eight months
She is survived by four sisters and
two brothers: Mrs. J. w Bender and
A. L. Lamar, this city; Mrs. 0phelia
Harper. Wadesboro, ~ c.; Mrs. Thorn
as Watson, Smithfeld. Jefferson coun-
ty; Mrs Anthony Pine OF Dsrkes-
vile, and CHARTS Lamar, of balti-
more.
The deceased was daughter Of
Archibald Lamar, tanner at Darkes-
Vile, where she was born and reared.
She resided in this city fer number
sister, Mrs. ~ nder She was a de-
won't member of the Southern Method
list church. and was a very estimabie
woman.
Funeral Wedn sday at 10 a. m. at
the house, in charge OF Rev. w. +.
Locke. InteI-nent in Green Hill m
etery.
James p. Knipe.
James p Knipe, of HainesviIle,
north CT this city, died Saturday even
ing OF heart failure at the State Hos
bital for the Insane at Weston. aged
II years. The remains were brought
tere early this morning on No and
taken TO the residence of Mr. james
William Marshall 504 West Race St,
Mrs, Marshall being a niece of the de-
ceased. lie is survived by brothers,
George w. Knipe, of Bedington, and
Hamilton Knipe. Of Maugansville,
Nd; sister, Mrs. e. J. Isanogle, OF
Philadelphia. The deceased was the
son of John Knipe and was born and
reared at Hainesville. He had been
an inmate of the institution at Weston
for the past fifteen years or more. He
was member of the Methodist
church at Bedington
Funeral tn sday at 10 a. m in the
Southern VI. f. church and nterne1t
in Green Hill cemetery.
Otto 3. Smith
Word has been received here of the
death of Otto b. Smith, OF Springfield.
O., who expired Saturday night of par
alysis, aged about 65 years. He had
been an invalid for three years. He is
survived by his wife. two brothers
and a sister: II. S, Smith, OF Washing
ton. d. G.. James Smith. of Cincin
matt, O.; and Mrs. J. g. Watson, Mid
dleway, Jefferson county The tuner
al VIII be held Wednesday and inter
ment in Springfield.
Mr.. Smith was born and reared at
Middleway. He lived for number of
years near Darkesville and was Well
ilncwn in this county. He has a num-
Der of relatives in this city and Berke-
his death.
Frank Williams.
Frank Williams. Of Pie dmo1t, son CT
the late Joshua p. Williams formerly
u tllS CITY, COilullIltu SulCluS III his
home Saturday afternoon by cutting
his throat. He was about 50 years CT
age and unmarried. He made his
home with his mother and brother
George. Insanity is given as the
cause for the ICED. The three other
brothers Of the deceased are VIM. b.,
OF Mcrgantown; Warren, of Western
port, Md. and Robert, of Rocky
Mount, n. c. Mr., Williams had been
employed at different times on both
the Baltimore and Ohio and Western
Maryland railro ads. Lately he had
been working in the pulp mill at Luke,
w. Va.
The remains will arrive her Tues
day morning on No. and be taken
thence to Green Hill cemetsry for
burial.
James Gletner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Youtz North
Martinsburg went To Brunswick yes
terday afternoon to attend the funeral
aS jam Glutner, who died Friday
morning, aged about 63 years. He
was formerly of this city. He leaves
a wife and six children. The funeral
was held this morning at 9 O'Clock
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