Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-10-17

Mr. Washington was well known here
and came iua1 siderable prom.
inence only recently when he assum-
ed heavy Indebtedness, the result
OF unprofitabie ventures. and start.
ed In 10 pay 1t off EIe was succeed
ing we'll when death overlook him.
He is survived by his parents and
two sisters.
Funeral or Mr. Gordon
Tho funeral of the late N. II. Cor
don, whose death was noted in The
Journal. will be held at ten O'Clock
Friday morning from the late home
on Virginia avenue. The services
will be in charge of Rev. John II.
Ford of the Second U. b. Church.
of which Mr.. Gordon was faithful
member. Interment will be in Green
Hin Cemetery.
Mrs. Harry Price
Mrs. Florence Irene Price, aged
20 years. wife of Harry Price OF
Perkeley Station, died at her home
yesterday afternoon. Death was due
to pneumonia. Mrs. Price was form
erly Miss Beavers, daughter Of MIR,
and Mrs, Baker Beavers of Berke-
lev Station She IL survived by her
husband and one child, both Of
whom are sick The funeral will
take place Friday afternoon ut one
o'clock from the home and inter
ment will be in Green IIln Gene.
terry.
Emerson Cromwell
The funeral OF Emerson Cromwell
whose remains reached here last
night from Camp Meade, will take
place at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cromwell. 524
North Queen street. at $50 o'clock
tomorrow. The remains will be taxi
on to Harpers Ferry for burial.
Mary Elizabeth Smith
Mary Elizabeth Smith, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Smith, of Sec
end avenue, died at three o'clock
this morning from pneumonia, She
has been In the City Hospital, where
death occurred for several days.
She was thirteen years old. She vs.
survived by her parents. Mrs.
Smith is very sick The funeral Will
be held from Coles undertaking par.
/, lors. owing TO the sickness OF Mrs
Smith, at Ave o'clock Friday after
noon by Rev. Gluck and interment
will be in Green Hill.
II. E. Robinson
| Mr.. II. L. Robinson, aged 81, Of
North High street, died at noon al
1.-The City Hospital He Is survived by
his widow. formerly Miss Emma Du
lrand; three children; mother, Mrs
Mary c. Robinson; three brothers
lJobn. Harry and Robert four sis
tiers, Mrs. George Tabler, Laura
Virginia and Matte. Mr. Robinson
was formerly =. & o. employee a
Gumbo.
Harry Smurr's Funeral.
The funeral Of the late Harr,
| A.
H.. will take place from the home
Ibis mother. Mrs Charles Smurr, II
4 Nosth Raleigh street, Friday morn
ling at 10 O'Clock. Rev. A. NJ
Chuck. of Christ Reformed Church
will officiate. The young soldier
remains wree ae ompanied to the Cit
by his mother and his chum, d. q
Mavbrook, also of the Medical Corp
Mrs. Powell and Son.
Two deaths saddened the Powe
: home. Mrs. Alice Powell, wife q
lMr. Arch Powell. OF SOC North ING
street. died at seven O'Clock thl
morning OF pneumonia, aged 81 year
+ Their little four-year-old son, Ear
died fem the same trouble Wedne
day evening at $50 THE funeral a
:. faaZenents have not been completes
| Stewart Funeral.
5 The funeral OF John WI Stewar
I whose death was noted In the Jou
nal, will be held Friday morning
q l10 O'Clock from the late home, u
r Frederick street by Rev. Gruyer
i Iterment will be in Green He'll Gem
!. Itery.
Hannah Vance Hammond
Little Hannah Vance. daughter
Mrs. w. s. Hammond, died
Monday at 1870 O'Clock OF pne
monia which developed during h
a Illness with Influenza. Funeral sc
vices were held Tuesday afternot
. at o'clock at The grave in st. Ma
. cemetery. Rev r. +. Waters OH
- ating. Mrs. Hammond was former
Miss Bessie Manford, Oh Martin