Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-01-27
DEATH CALLS MANY
DURING PAST WEEK
Mrs. Mary Senclndiver, Formerly Of
This city, Dies Near Baltimore
Foreigner Dies In Hospital.

o'clock at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Laura Davis, at Atberton, Nd.
aged rs years. She had been ill for
the last eight months.
The body win arrive here wednes-
day and be taken TO the home OF Mrs.
Mamie e. Wyndham, East King
street, daughter Of the deceased, !
where the funeral will be held Thurs
day afternoon. conducted by Rev.
DR. w, f. Gruver. Interment in Green
Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Sencindiver is survived by six
children: Mrs. Davis. Abortion. Md:
Mrs. yallie Keef, Baltimore: Mrs.
Nora Boxwell, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Man
ME Wyndham, Mrs. Mary Teller and
Louis Sencindiver, this city; brother,
Nicholas Schoppert, Piedmont, aad
sister. Mrs. Susan Hanna. In Missouri
Mrs. Sencindiver was born In Ber-
kelley county and resided here the
greater part OF her life. spending the
last few years with her daughter
Mrs. Davis. She was a member Of
the United Brethren church and was
a very estimable woman.
Mrs. Joseph Darlington.
Mrs. Hannah Darlington, wife of
Mr.. Joseph B. Darlington, died Friday
evening at s O'clock of pneumonia at
Ter home, 531 West King street, fol-
lowing an illness of three weeks. She
is survived by her husband and four
children: Lagonah. of Main, Va;
Mrs. Arthur Moore, Winchester, Va;
Mrs. Charles H. Couchman and John
NJ. Darlington, this city. She was the
last of her family.
Mrs. Darlington was the daughter
of John Vincent and was born In
Clarke county. va, of am old Virginia
family. She had been a resident of
Martinsburg for nineteen years, the.
family removing here from Frederick
county, va. She was member of the
Baptist church since girlhood and was
beautiful Christian character, a
model wife and tender and affec-
tionate mother.
The funeral OF Mrs. Joseph Darling
ton, who died Friday evening was
held at her late home, 531 West King
street, Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
and was largely attended. The SER
vice was in charge of Rev. Luke r
hardwood, OF Winchester, assisted by
Revs. G. s. Trump and w. T. Locke.
Interment in Green Hill cemetery
/ The pallbearers were o. G. Dudrow,
Robert Criswell, w. II. Kantner, John
Beard, J. c. Rumpel and James Mar
! tin.
Died In Hospital.
at the plant of the Security Lime and
Cement Co.. north of this city, who
was brought to the City Hospital |
few days ago suffering with heart
trouble, died there Monday evening
. at A o'clock, aged SO years Under
taker Wilen took charge of the body
and prepared 1t for burial.
SamI. Boone.
Samuel Boone, 70 years old, of
York, Pa, died Monday night at 2
O'Clock at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Robert Clemmens, near the old
cannery, North Martiasburg. He was
Western Maryland railroader for a
number of. years and resided in York,
Pa, until two months ago when he
came here. He was born at Mount
/ Washington, Md. He is survived by
one daughter, Mrs. Clemmens: sisters,
Mrs. Mary Henry, Baltimore, and Mrs.
Margaret Wilhelm. York, Pa; bro
Their, boha Boone, of Hollins, Md;
granddaughter, Lorraine Clemmons,
this city.
Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2
O'clock at the house. in charge OF Rev.
Or. w. f. Gruver and burial in Green
Hill cemetery.
Wife of Well Known Florist Expires
Mrs. Ida Marlslins, wife of Mr. Joha
/ Marlllns, the well known florist on
West Virginia avenue. died at 2
o'clock Tuesday night, aged 81 years.
She was only taken Ill Tuesday morn
/ ing She is survived by her husband
and three children: Walter, Edward
and Mildred; also her parents in Swe-
den and several brothers and sisters
in this country.
Mrs. Marklins was born in Sweden
her maiden name being Carlson, and
came to America about ten years ago.
She and her husband removed to this
city from Roanoke, Va. nearly four
years ago. She was an estimable wo-
man and much sympathy Is felt for
the sorrowing family because of her
untimely death.
Funeral Thursday at D. m. at the
house and interment in the Catholic
cemetery.
Mrs. Morrison Dies.
Mrs. Emily Morrison, widow Of the
late William Morrison, died Friday
night at her home in Chicago, aged
about 50. She was a native OF this
section, and besides one daughter,
leaves two brothers, j G. Hutsler, OF