Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-01

tGONlINl ED + ZsO1h iAGE ONE)
impress all about her with her native
kindness and courtesy. She delight
ed in gathering her friends about her,
and opportunities to visit her hospita-
BILE home were eagerly sought and ac-
cepted by many. She was especially
delighted to gather about her the
young element of local social circles,
by whom she was regarded with deep
affection and consideration. She al
ways extended a warm greeting to
the young folk, and her handsome
home was center of social life for
the younger element of the city
She was deeply interested in her
church work, and had been a devout
member of Trinity Episcopal church
since childhood She was active in
practically all the societies of Trinity
church, and was sympathetic and
helpful in all her church activities.
Not the least of her personal charm
enanated from her Christian spirit,
which strongly permeated the fabric
Ct her life, and added sweetness and
kindness 10 an already lovely char
acter. Her untimely death is not only
a stunning blow to the members of
her family and her own immediate
circle of friends, but to the entire
community
She is survived by her husband. the
head of the wholesale Miller Grocery
Company, of this city. and three
daughters and one son, all residing at
home-Miss Mary Dunbar Miller, Miss
Ayerill Miller, Miss Elizabeth Miller,
and Charles A. Miller jr. She is also
survived by one brother, Mr.. Harry
p. Bryarly, who resides on the home
place at Darkesville.
Miss Pearl Kitchen.
Miss Pearl Kitchen, aged II years
daughter Of Mr. John r. Kitchen, of
Tomahawk. this county. died at mid
night last night at the City Hospital
following an illness of five weeks OF
appendicitis. Miss Kitchen was
brought to the hospital several weeks
ago for an operation. Her condition
from the first was such that little
hope of her recovery was entertain
ed Following the operation, however
she seemed to improve, but later
complications ersued Sunday she
took turn for the worse and sec
pnd operation was deemed necessary
Hfer condition, however. was such that
she was unablee to withstand the
shock, and she died in a few hours
After
Mss Kitchen was a bright and
lovable little miss and had a host Of
friends, who will be deeply grieved
at her early death She was born in
Martinsburg. but had resided in Back
sCresr -srT6y since An infant Her
death was the second in the family
within ew months her 13-yearild
brother Herbert having succumbed to
the same disease last fall. She is
survived by her father, one sister
and three little brothers.
The remains were taken today to
her late home at TomahaWk, from
where the FUNERAL will be held We'd
ncsdap morning at 10 O'Clock. The
services will be conducted by Rev.
Mr. Summers. pastor of the United
Brethren church of that circit, and
interment will be in the cemetery at
Jones Spring
Found Dead.
ALBERT G. Kane. aged 81. a native
OF Winchester for years and who
lived alone at his shopsia Cumberland
was found Sunday afternoon lying on
his couch. He had been missing for
some time and indications pointed to
him having been dead for As hours
The deceased was ? cripple and used
clutches. He is survived by his wife
several children, his aged father
John Kane. Of Pittsburgh, and a bro
Their and sister.
jacob Geek.
Jacob Eli Creek 81 years old
died Friday at the home of his dau