Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-10-31
three children 4: Bernard D. Staley, Mrs.
George Trimble and Miss Emma Staley.

George Trimble and Miss Emma Staley
william M. Yates, well-knowr
engineer on the Shenandoah VALLEY
Division of the Norfolk & Western
Railway, died last Friday morning II
Hagerstown from pneumonia, following
the influenza, aged 26 years. He is
survived by his wife and two children
His body was taken for burial to Front
Royal, his former home.
Miss Myrtle Jones, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. George Jones, living at the
Ore Bank, near Bakerton, died from
the influenza last Thursday, aged about
Is years. Five children OF the family
have been i'll with the disease.
Mary Hester Bennett, aged about Is
years, daughter of Henry Bennett, OF
Duffields, died at her home at that place
last Sunday night from pneumonia,
following influenza. The funeral was
held yesterday.
Miss Elsie Teeter, who last year was
a student at Shepherd College, died a
few days ago from influenza at herhome
in Petersburg, w. Va. While in Shep-
herdstown Miss Teeter boarded with
Mrs. Criswell.
The three-year- old son of Jesse
Moore died from the influenza few
days ago. The little boys mother had
died from the disease the previous week.
and little sister has been seriously
i'll.
Charles Wintermoyer, ST., of Berke-
ley county, died last Saturday in Mar
tinsburg at the home of his son Charles.
aged 60 years. Four sons survive him.
Mrs. Lucie D. Locke, a highly-esteem-
ed resident of the Summit Point neigh
borhood, died last week, after several
years of declining health.
The wife of Senator Nathan B. Golf
is dead at Clarksburg, after lingering
illness, aged rs years. Her maiden
name was Laura Despard.
VIM. H. Reynolds, a we'll known resi-
dent of Sharpsburg, died last week, aged
10 years. He is survived by his wife
a son and a daughter.
Among the deaths in the county from
influenza not heretofore published in
our columns are the following Robert
OFT, aged 81 years, near Manning's
School House Floyd Rose, IA years
old, in Charles Town Eleanor Coyle,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Coyle,
near Leetown, aged years Mrs. Lizzie
Shipe, wife of Edward Shipe, near
Rippon, leaving five small children :;
Floyd p. Dunn, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dunn, near Rippon, aged II
years Virginia Glaize, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Glaize, aged four
years Upton Walker, employed by G.
w. Myers, near Uvilla, aged 80 years,
leaving wife and six children.
We note the following deaths from
MartinSburg and vicinity since our last
report:
Quinn Morgan, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Zepp Morgan, near Bunker Hill, aged
IA years; Mrs. Anna r. Seibert, widow
of George Seibert, at Chester, Pa. /; D
w. Throckmorton, of Arden district
a lifelong resident of Berkeley county
aged IS years; Mrs. Clara Webb Rou-
ark, widow of VIM. H. Rouark, aged 67
years; Miss Belva Fridinger, aged Is
years; at Braddock, Pa, Mrs. George M.
formerly Miss Mabel Whit
more Tabler, of Bedington, survived by
her husband and two children George
M. Grove, aged As years, survived by
his wife.
Mrs. Eta Sue Clarke, one of the best
known colored women in Shepherds
town, died last Sunday from pneumonia
following an attack of influenza. She
had been i'll for some days, but no one
seems to have realized the seriousness
of her condition. A physician was
summoned Saturday, but she was in a
dying condition then, and nothing could
be done to save her life. She had been
in the family of David Lemen
for long time, and was much esteemed.
Her husband, Alexander Clarke, is a
soldier in the U. S. Army, and is now
in service in France. A good deal OF
sympathy has been expressed for him.