Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-08-31
EDWARD T. SMALL
DIES OF TYPHOID
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o'clock, and the remains will be taken
Trinity Episcopal Church, South,
shere the services will be conducted
by Rev b. Y. switzer, the pastor In
erment will be in Green Hin GENE
.ery. The funeral will be attended in
body by members Of the local aerie
If Eagles, and by the local division
If the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
9ineers, both of which orders Mr..
small was a prominent member.
Mr.. Small was of genial, compan-
enable nature, and had a large circle
If friends and acquaintance all over
his division of the Baltimore & Ohio.
lie was an ardent sportsman in the
better sense of the term, and loved
get close to nature with both rcd
nd gun. He was an expert angler
nd hunter, and many handsome troph
IS of his skill were shown by him.
lis death has been a source of sin
ere regret to his many friends.
Mrs Harriet Snapp.
Mrs. Harriet T. Snapp, who died
some time since at the home of her
laughter, Mrs. S. II. Knight near Char
es Town, was the grandmother of Mr..
Clarence Snapp, of the National Com
nercial Company. She was the wife
If Joseph II. Snapp and daughter of
he late Thomas and Catherine Baylis,
If Frederick county, Va. She had
hree brothers, John, Marshall and
hilton, and five sisters, Mrs. Gather
ne Mummert, Mrs. Mary Wisecaryer,
Irs. Amanda Boyce and Cassandra
nd Ella, all of whom have preceded
er to the grave except Miss Ella,
Bliss, Va. The other survivors are
er husband, two sons, Luther G., Of
est, Va, Oscar e., of near Martins
,urg, two daughters, Mrs. s. II.
Inieht and Mrs. d. w. Hyatt, of Char
as Town, and quite a number of
ephews and nieces and grandchildren.
Mrs. William Morgan.
Mrs. Anna Morgan widow of Mr..
William Morgan, and a native of Der
;eley county, died suddenly at her
lome in Washington Friday afternoon,
Ieath being due to the infrmities of
yer advanced age, She was in her
aighty-fourth Year Mrs Morgan had
esided in Washington about year,
,oing to that city from her former
home in Berkeley county.
The remains will be brought TO Mar
insburg over the Baltimore e Ohio
sunday morning, and will be taken TO
ierrardstown, where the funeral will
Re conducted in the Presbyterian
hurch at o'clock in the afternoon.
he services will be conducted by
Rev. Il. Ashlin White, and interment
viii be in the adjoining cemetery
Mrs, Morgan had no children, and
survived by one brother, Mr.. Milton
anon of Bunker Hill She was
Hiss Lamon before marriage, and a
member of a well-known Berkeley
county family She had been for
many years a consistent member of
he Presbyterian church.
The late Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan for
some years resided in Illinois, where
Mr. Morgan attained considerable
Prominence in local politics, serving
or a time as justice of the peace. The
tamly then returned to Martinsbura
md Mr. Morgan engaged in the insur-
mce business in the Offices of the
late Nelson Wisner. Afterward they
eemoved to Gerrardstown and Mr..
Morgan passed away few years
since.
Child Buried.
Catherine Rose, infant daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Martin, of Bal
timore, was buried last evening from
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l. Mar.