Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-01-13
WAS AN INVALID FOR
MORE THAN % YEARS
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Coates Died
Here Sundsy--James MccauIiey
Died at Aims House.

Here Sun5ay--James Mccauiiey
Died at Aims House
I, Miss Sarah Elizabeth Coates diet
Sunday afternoon at o'clock at tbs
no e of her sister. Mrs Charles Clark
Boyd street. aged 4S years Though
drvpsy of the heart was the immedi
ate cause Of her death after an Illness
Of two weeks, she had bee3 a helpless
invalid since girlhood. period Of e
years.
Miss Coates is survived by fou!
listers, Mrs. William Feller and Mrs
Charles Clark. this city; Mrs. Charles
Balm, Bunker Hill, and Mrs. Charles
Edwards. of Leetown; brothers, John
G Coates, Xenia, Ohio, and James B
Coates, Leetown. She was the daugh
ter of Jesse ]. Coates and was born
near Dsrkesville. She made hel
home with her relatives and had only
been here the past two months. she
was a member of the Episcopal
church at Leetown, jefferson county
Funeral Tuesday. The body will be
/ token IN ~ 4 05 c. V. train to Bun
/ ker Hill where the service will be
held in the Episcopal church. Buria
at the church
Died at Aims House.
james MnCaulley 62 years old, died
Saturday at the Aims House where
he was sent two weeks ago, hear
! trouble being the cause of his death
\ He is survived by his aged mother
Mrs. Cora MoCaulley, this city, anf
four children: Viola. married ant
residing at Bic Spring: Herbert, cas-
OF town: MI Bessie and Alfred this
city The deceased was born in Au
gusta county, Va. He worked in thc
stone cgarries in this vicinity for :
number Of wears. He was a member
OF the Catholic church. The body
was removed to Undertaken Wileni
rooms. Interment tomorrow after
noon in the Catholic cemetery
James &. Wise.
James E.. Wise, soa of Clinton Wise
a former Z & o. engineer and resi-
dent of this city, died Sunday nigh
OF consumption at his home in Cum
berland, aged about 80 years. Beside
his father he is survived by his bro
ther Walter in Cumberland. He wal
born and reared in this city but re
sided in Cumberland for the last sil
or seven years. He was unmarried
The body S brought here this morn
ing on No. 40 and taken to the HON,
! Of G. H. C.sfev, East Burke street
where the funeral service wa
| held Wednesday at 2 p. m. Inter
lnent in Green Hill cemetery,
Nathan Coils.
Nathan Coils, one OF the oldes
residents Of Gerardslown, died Mon
day morning at Z o'clock of old ag
at the home of his son, Franklin Co
. lis, aged 50 years. He is survived b
tx sons: Daniel, BENZ and FRANKLIN
Gerardstown; Hunter, above Gerarde
town; William, near Bunker hiil' ant
/, Charles, Inwood He was the LIST o
his family He was farmer in hi
younger days and belonged to tn
/, Methodist church The funeral wa
, held on Tuesday at O'clock at tn
house and interment in the gravey4ft
1T the Pre- byterian church.
Daniel oIingor.
Daniel Oanger, a B. & o. trackmal
! residing aear North Mountain, die,
Monday afternoon at 100 o'clock o
dropsy, aged IS years. He Is susviy
ed by his wife, daughter, Mrs. MOI
rington, at home; sons, William, o
: ! Harrisburg: Noah, North Mountain
ard George T. of Brunswick: hal
brother, John Shields, of Allensville
! Funeral Wednesday at p. m. in thu
Southern r. 2, church, Hedgesville
Rev. c. S. Carnon, officiating. Inter
4 ment in the Hedgesville cemetery.
John L. Wilson.
i John L. Wl.on, for several year
postmaster Or Jones Spring and
widely known and highly respecte'
citizen OF Beck Greek valley. die
suddenly OF heart failure Sunda.
night about O'Clock, aged Sc years
He is survived by his wife, who wat
Miss Sally Beall, and FIVE children
Gladys, Edgar, Claude Everett ant
Low. The funeral was held on Tues
DAY at 2.30 at the house, conduct
ed by Rev. Mr.. Good, Of the UniteC
brethren church. 1nterment at Toma
hawk.
Child Dead.
Mary Jane Lindsay, daughter OF Mr.
and Ms. Charles Lindsay, near Fall