Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-16
MRS. HARRY HOLLIS
FAILS TO RECOVER
Well Known Young Matron
DieS-0ther Deaths.

Mrs. Mary e. Hollis, wife of Mr.
Harry l.. Hollis, died about Z o'clock
Friday night at the Kings Daughters
Hospital, where she had been oper-
ated on some days since. While
Mrs. Hollis had shown some signs of
Improvement and relatives and friends
had begun to hope for the best, ply
sicians had never held out any en-.
couragement from the time of the
operation, as it then developed that
he was in an exceedingly precarious
condition, due to gall stones. The de-
ceaseds body was prepared for bur-
ial by Funeral Director Kogelschatz
and removed to the late home in the
BoarmanLynch building South Queen
street. She was a daughter of the
assessor, and is survived by her hus-
band, two children, Helen and Ouida;
one brother, Mr. William Shaull, of
Washington, and one sister, Miss Mar
tina Shaull, at home. Mr. Hollis, who
has been employed at Hopewell, Va,
for the past few years, was called
home by her illness prior to the sur
gical operation.
The funeral will be held Monday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock from the late
home, corner OF King and Queen
streets, and Rev. DR.. Henry P. Ham
i'll. pastor of Trinity Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, will officiate-
Charles r. Miller
The remains of the late Mr. Char
les K. Miller, who expired Friday aft.
|ernoon in the City Hospital, where
he had been operated on some time
since, were prepared for burial byl
Funeral Director KogeIschatz. The
body will be removed to the late
home in Arden, where friends and
relatives will assemble Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. The funeral will be
preached in the Christian Church,
of Winchester by Rev. r. F. Schmuck-
er pastor of Winchester-ave. Chris
tan Church, Martinsburg. Mr. Miller
had been suffering from stomach
trouble for the past twenty years
The attacks became more acute and
during the last spell he was brought
to the hospital in critical condition
ard it developed that his recovery
would be a miracle. He was born 50
years ago in Shenandoah county. Va,
residing in Berkeley county for
some Is years. For four or five years
he had been farming the place of
Mr.. James B. Fisher, in Arden, and
was regarded as man of sterling
character and ability For forty years
he had belonged to the Christian
Church. He is survived by his wild
ow, formerly Miss Hooper; four
sons, Ernest L., of Gainsboro, Va.
George W., of Winchester; A. r. and
E c., at home; five brothers, Amman
las, of Inwood; Washington, of Win
chester; Nathaniel, of orlando, Va;
Isaac, of Cedar Grove, Va; William,
of Welltown, Va; two sisters, Mrs.
William Hamilton, of Grimes, and
Mrs. Sue Baker, of Welltown, Va.
Mrs. Joanna E. Harley
Mrs. Joanna e. Harley, wife of the
late Francis M. Harley, yellow
Springs, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. William A. Rothen-
hoefer, Wednesday at 5 O'Clock, aged
SO years, months and q days
Heart trouble was given as the cause
OF death.
The following children survive:
Albert L., Byron E., Warren G. Har-
ley, Yellow Springs; Roger G. Mar.
LEY, Frederick; John It. Harley, Mar
tinsburg; Mrs. William A. Rothen-
hoefer, Frederick, and Mrs. George
Harris, Yellow Springs.
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