The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-06-12
THE DEATH RECOKD
ELTON FEATHER.

Elton, aged about nine years, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. B, c. Feather, recently
Of Oakland but now residing in Pitts
burgh, Pa, died on last Friday and was
buried Sunday at Pittsburgh The
little child had been a confirmed invalid
for several years, suffering with tu-
berculosis of the leg and thigh.
JUsTUs ALLEN NAYLoR.
Justus Allen, aged two years and
three months, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
d. Naylor, died this morning at seven
0 'clock of diabetes, after short illness.
The little boy was a beautiful child
the delight of his parents and the sud
deness of his death came as a distinct
shock to his father and mother, who
have the sympathy of large circle of
friends. Funeral arrangements have
not as yet been announced.
JAMES 0. CLEVELAND.
Mr. James O. Cleveland, aged more
than seventy years, died at his residence
in Oakland Tuesday night at ten o clock
after a prolonged illness. Mr.. Cleve-
land was born in the Valley of Virginia
where he resided until the beginning of
the Civil War when he took up arms as
a soldier for the North. After the close
of the was he located in Maryland, He
has been resident of Oakland for many
years where he was held in high esteem
by everyone who knew him. Mr.. Cleve
land was an active member of the
Lutheran church for many years. He
is survived by his wife. one son and toul
daughters. A more extended notice
will appear in this paper next Thursday
WILLIAM WAGNER HENNEN.
William Wagner Hennen was borr
March 81, 1850, in Morgantown, Va.
(now West Virginia., and died June Z
1913, aged 63 years, months and days
He married Miss Mary Stinehart, OF
Edinburg, Va. March 8, 1876 He was
a member of the M. +. church, South
in Keyser, W. Va, and of the NJ. E
church IN Deer Park tor twenty years
He was a railroad man for forty.twC
years, mayor of Deer Park for five
years and steward in the Methods
church for many years.
His wife, two sons, four daughters
an aged mother, two sisters, Mrs. F
M. Reynolds, keYser. W. Va, and Mrs
Obed Babb, of Martin, w. Va and {
number of nieces and other relative,
survives.
Bro. Hennen was faithful man il
every position he was called to FILL H,
was dutiful, atfectionate son, a devot
ed, loving husband, fond and affec
tomato father, a conscientious. faithful
and liberal steward in the church, on
best and most careful mayor sany tow
LoI e.,
engineer. Above all he was an humble
sincere christian, having made his peac
with God and with all his fellow men
His death was peaceful and triumphant
Much could be said of the life ant
death of our dear brother, if space ant
time would permit.
The funeral services were conducte
from the residence IN Deer PAX b
Rev. J. H. Cuppett, his pastor, assiste
by Rev. D. l.. Reid, former pastor ant
personal friend, Revs. H. B. Jordan. 0
the Baptist church, and S. +. Baumar
of the U. B. church, on Monday, Jun
9th, at 4 p. m, in the presence of
large concourse of relatives and friends
The Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
| gineers of Cumberland and Keyser cor
Quoted their part of the funeral service
at the grave.
The following out of town relative
attended the funeral Judge and Mrs
F. M. Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. F. {
E. B. REYNOLDS, Mrs. L. 7. Carskader
Mrs. Cliff Kinsey, Messrs. Obed an
Frank Babb, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mari
wood, of Keyser, w Va; Mrs. E. +
Smith, Misses Brill and Clancy, of Fai
mont, W. Va, and Mrs. l.. c. Millho
| land, of Mannheim.
The great profusion of flowers fro
railroad men, and from relatives ar
| friends in Maryland, West Virginia an
| Ohio testify to the great popularity {
Mayor Hennen.
There is consolation and comfort
going away of life so useful and q
end so peaceful as that of Bro. W. v
Hennen. BLESSED are the dead wi
die in the Lord They rest fro
their labors and their works do folio
them. D. l.. REID.