Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-10-14
Miss Lille S. Hedges

Miss Lille S. Hedges
Miss Lille S. Hedges. died in the
Maryland University Hospital, Bal.
timore on Saturday from an attack
of influenza The remains will be
brought to Martinsburg on train No.
is at 1l16 O'Clock Tuesday morning
and taken from there 10 Green Hill
cemetery for interment. The deceas
ed was aged So years, was born and
raised in this city and went to
Brunswick, Nd with her family
when the L. & O. r. X. Co. moved
its division from Martinsburg. After
teaching school for several years In
brunswick she entered the Univer.
sity Hospital TO train as nurse,
graduating therefrom in May 1917
Since that time was employed by
lis survived by the following sisters
and brothers. Mrs T. r. Lemen. Sr.
city, Mrs Robert n. Lemen. of near
tShepherdstown Mrs. Chas. Langley
of Brunswick; Mrs John 7. Miller,
lof baltimore and Robert Hedges. of
Washington
Archie Dugan Parker
Archie Dugan Parker aged 80.
4 well known Baltimore and Ohio
engineer. died Friday night at his
home in Berekely Place The funeral
took place at o'clock this morning
from the home. interment in New
! Norbourn cemetery. Rev Dr. w. c.
Taylor, pastor of First Baptist
Church. Of which he was member.
| OBLIGATED, and the B. of L. f. and Red
Men were represented Mr.. Parker
was native of Woodstock, Va. Sur.
viving are his widow. formerly Miss
Gauntt. of Richmond, Va; three chill
dren, two sisters, Mrs. J. w, Hooper
and Mrs. B. A. Brooks.
Horace @. Trout
| Mr. Horace O. Trout, aged 81,
which occurred about o'clock Sat
Iufday afternoon at his home, 200
Porter avenue Mr. Trout had been
taken i'll in Washington, where he
had few months since been pro-
noted by the r. p. May Hardware
Company as sales manager and had
charge of big contracts with the
government He came home week
before last and suffered relapse.
The funeral will take place Tuesday
morning at 1870 O'Clock from the
residence of his parents. Mr.. and
|. Mrs r. w. Trout, 315 West Martin
street Rev. II. l.. Wright. pastor Of
First Methodist Episcopal church
will offlciate. In addition to his par
ents he is survived by his widow
formerly Miss Mollie f. Earnshaw,
of Glovers Gap. w. Va. an infant
son, Horace, Jr.. born two weeks
since: three brothers. Mr. Joseph
Trout. the well known bank cashier
of Shepherdstown; Mr. Walter w.
Trout, assistant cashier of the Peo-
pies Trust Co.. and Sergt. Edgar c.
Trout. of Washington Horace was
widely known and popular in large
circle of acquaintance. Devoted to.
his parents and brothers and to his
young wife and baby boy, his death
was depressing. When boy he
clerked for II. S. Cushwa and Co,
afterwards becoming associated with
tie wholesale hardware company as
a salesman and making good in ev-
cry particular.
Virginia Duke
Virginia Duke. aged IA. died about
noon Sunday at the City Hospital |
She is survived by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Ambrose l.. Duke, New York |
avenue and seven brothers and sis.
tiers, all of whom have been or now
are i'll.
Mrs. Harry e. Trenary
Mrs. Myrtle Trenary. aged 26. |
wife of Mr. Harry f. Trenary and |
only daughter of Mrs. Alonzo b |
Stewart. i'll North Center street, a |
widely known and popular young
succumbed to influenza Satsl
urday evening about o'clock. She /
is survived by her mother. husband 1
and one little girl. Virginia.
L. G. Wroe
B. & o. Fireman l.. G.. Wroe. of 221
West King street. expired in the
City Hospital Friday afternoon OF