Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-08-16

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a brother and sister. Dorothy and
Leo. Tomorrow morning the body viii
leave here on train M. SIS for Cum.
berland Nd where the funeral ser.
vices Will be held In the synagogue
at that place with Rabbi M. Baron
Officiating. Interment will be made
I'm the Hebrew cemetery there.
The pail bearers have been chosen
from among his young friends aud
are Louis Llpsic, Reuben Fine, Abe
Miller William Sacks, Jack wolf
/ and Isaac Snyder.
How the accident occurred il dim.
cult to tell. Young Hack had long
suffered from defective vision ana
/ Il 10 thought that he did not see tho
buggy until Il was too late to stop his
machine Mr.. Abriel Is deeply griev.
ed ever the unhappy affair, but he Is
N no way held responsible for II.
Mrs. ona v. Eubanks.
Mrs Ona Virginia Daley Eubanks,
wife Of Raymond w. Eubanks, Of
South Raleigh street. died at the
City Hospital Sunday afternoon al
, o'clock Of uramic poison On Fri
day Mrs. lubanks gave birth to
child, and her condition was very en-.
IcouragIng until poison developed
when all hope was abandoned.
Mrs Eubanks was the daughter Of
G .. and Eta Snyder Daily. she was
born IN this city, and spent her entire
HE within It's confines, Seven years
ago she was married 10 Mr.. Eubanks.
TO their union two children we're horn
the youngest being but three days old.
In addition to her husband she
is survived by her two children, par
ents and one brother, sprague Daily.
Birmingham, Ala For several years
she was member of Trinity M. II.
Church. South and always adorned
the profession she made. She was
the oldest granddaughter OF ]. w.
Snyder. former we'll known justice
OF the peace
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock the
funeral will be held from the resi-.
dence with the Rev. b. v. Switzer,
pastor Of Trinity M. r.. church, South.
officiating, assisted by the Rev. O. G.
Smith. pastor of the First Baptist
Church The interment will be made
In Green Hill cemetery.
Infant Dead
The twomonths-old daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Kmseley, Of north
Martlnsburg, died Saturday night af-
ter short illness. The funeral was
held this morning from the residence
and interment made In St Joseph
cemetery.
Ethel Elem ng
Miss Ethel Fleming. daughter OF the
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Fleming. died this
morning at her home at Bunker Hin
at o'clock. after four weeks illness
OF typhoid fever. She was IS years
old and is survived by her parents and
one brother and sister. Martin and
Miss Gertrude, both at home. and al
so one half-brother, Otha. The funer
al services will be held Tuesday at
ternoon at o'clock from the Method
list church in Bunker Hill, and inter
ment viii be made at Chase, Balti-
more county, Md.
During the past two years Miss
Fleming was student in the high
school in this city and has host OF
friends who regret to learn Of her
death. Miss Gertrude. sister, IL al
80 very i'll with the same disease. but
ii is though she will recover
James 3. Tobin
Sunday even ng James Tobin died
at his home. 1O9 Addition street, at
5 ~ o'clock of tuberculosis. He was
80 years old and the son Of Patrick
and Mary Tobin. His entire life was
spent in this city.
BESIDE his mother he Is survived
by one sister, Mrs. Arthur McKever.
and the following haIf-sisters: Mrs.
w. B. Hessen, Mrs. o S. Rigsby. Mrs.
VIM. Parkinson, all of this city. We'd
nesday morning the funeral will be
held at St. Joseph's Catholic church.
With interment In the church
cemetery. x'Wj