The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-02-14
RECORD OF DEATHS.
Short Sketches Of the Lives Of Per.
sons Who Have Recently
Passed Away.
Miss EMMA J. FRAKER.

Miss Emma j. Fraker, one of
the most generally known and
respected business women o f
Chattanooga, Tenn, passed
away at the Woo!ford.J johnson
infrmary in that city at an early
hour, Sunday morning, February
3, 1918. after having hovered be-
tween life and death for many
days. On the following Monday
afternoon her remains were laid
to rest j n the beautiful cemetery
at Forest Hills in the evening
shadow of the historic Lookout
Mountain.
Miss Fraker was a daughter
Of the late David and Frances
Charlton Fraker, and she was
born near Fort Littleton March
%, 1867, hence she was aged so
years, 10 months, and II days.
During the school years of
1S87-88.89, she taught in Dublin
township respectively in t h e
school at Smiths, Battle Ridge,
and Mudlevel. The winter of 49,
8, when she taught at Battle
Ridge, was one of much snow.
Emma boarded at home. Pro-
viding herself with pair of gum
boz is, she walked to and from
her school-round-trip distance
Of light miles a day, thus early
in life evidencing those traits of
character that later made her
AXE rank with the successful
nen and women of her day.
After the close Of her school
work in Dublin township, she
vent to Knoxville, Tenn, where
ler only sister was living, and
emma took a course of study
nd graduated from the Knox
Vile Business College, and in
1891, accepted position 8 tell
ar in the savings department Of
5he Citizens Bank and Trust
Company, where she served for
number of years. From the
first, she applied the principle Of
putting her savings to work, and
her investments proved profita-
bic, until the time came when
she found herself in possession
of q nice fortune.
Miss Fraker was a consistent
member of thu e Presbyterian
church and in her busy life gave
of her time and means to help
along the cause of Christ.
She is survived by one sister,
Ella (Mrs ]. Calvin Linn, near
Maddensvile, Pa, who was at
the bedside of her sister when
the spirit took its flight.
MRS A. P. DoRAN.
Mrs. Rosa Doran, wife of A.
L. Doran, near Burnt Cabins,
died on Tues day night, February
5. after a brief illness. She was
aged about Go. Funeral services
at the Presbyterian church in
Barnt Cabins, on Saturday. De-
ceased is survived by her hus-
bind, and 2 daughters, Mrs.
Cleveland Hayes OF Iowa, and
Miss Bess, at home. More ex-
tended notice next week.
ELLIOTT N. PEIGHTEL.
Elliott Newton Peightel passed
away at the st. Margaret Men,
trial Hospital, Pittsburgh, Sun
day, January q, 1918, aged IA
years, 8 months, and Is days.
ne had been in failing health for
several months, brought about by
a weak heart, Funeral ser vices
were held on the following Tues
day evening and interment was
made onWednesd5y in a cemetery
in Allegheny.
The deceased wasa son of SAM
uel and Elizabeth flyers Peightel,
and was born at the old Peightel
home at the corner of First and
Market streets, McConnellsburg.
Fifty years ago he vent to Pitts
burgh, where he resided the rem
ainder of his life, being a foreman
in the Keystone BridgeWorks for
thirty years.
Mr.. Peightel was a consistent
member of the Christian church
and a first class citizen. His wife
died fourteen years ago. He is