The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-12-19
RECORD OF DEATHS.
Short Sketches Of the Lives Of Per.
sons Who Have Recently :.
Passed Away.
MRS. WILLIAM DAVIS.

MIS-. DuSdH d. Wcloi bh'p'
wife of William Davis residing at
the old Kegarise place just west
of the top of Sideling Hill on the
Lincoln Highway, died Wednes-
day morning, December IL, 1918
of broncho-pneumonia, agedabout
38 years.
Mrs. Davis had an attack of
influenza which brought on par
turition and a child was born that
lived about "a hours; this was
followed by pneumonia and death
came two days later.
Mrs. Davis came of a family of
twelve children, she having seven
sisters and four brothers all OF
whom are living, namely, Mrs.
Ella Diehl, Everett; Mrs. Sarah
Kline, Greencastle; Mrs. Emma
Logue, Clearville; Mrs. Mary
Shearer, New York; Mrs, Nellie
Auld, Newcastle; Mrs. Margaret
Spade, Emmaville; Amanda and
George Welsh, Ellerslie, Md. I;
Charles Welsh, Everett; Ray
mond, somewhere in France, and
Russell, at Hopewell.
The deceased was the mother
of ten children, two of whom
died in infancy. The others, to-
gether with the father, survive
her, namely, Bertha, Hazel, May,
Oneida, Grant, Grayson, Paul and
Royal at home. Mrs. Davis
was an affectionate wife, a care
full loving mother, and a good
woman as far as the neighbors
around Saluvis knew, where the
family live about three years.
The funeral was held on the 18th.
Rev. James Logue came from
Clearvile on that very inclement
day and held the services in that
onely mountain home, bearing a
message of comfort to the mem
oers of the afflicted family, aft
er which Undertaken Homer l.,
Sipes and Edward R. Henderson,
conveyed the remains in an auto
truck to the Rockhill Christian
church cemetery in Bedford
County where interment was
made.
The infant was buried in the
cemetery at Asbury on Tuesday
evening the 10th.
JAMES RAYMOND TRITLE.
James Raymond Tritle was
born March q, 1901 and dice
December 3. 1918, aged Il
years, s months and 22 days
The cause of his death was in
Auenza and tuberculosis. Ray
mond was a son of James M
and Mary Ott Tritle of Ft. Lou
don and he is survived by his pa
rents and two sisters and foul
brothers. The sisters are Mrs
Clarence Zeger, of Ft. Loudon
and Mary, at home. The broth
ers are Merrill, Charles, Reet
and Kenneth-all at home. On,
sister, Mrs. B. F. Miller, died ol
the 4th of November of tn,
same disease. His eldest sister
Mrs. Clarence Zeger. is very il
with influenza and pneumonia
and has not been informed o
= Raymond's death. His eldes
brother Merrill is very sick a
his home with influenza and pneu
monia on one lung.
Raymond was a member o
Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church
Funeral services were conducte
by his pastor Rev. w. G. Slifer
and interment in Ft. Loudo
cemetery Sunday afternoon
Raymond was a quiet younI
man and was well liked by a
who knew him.
PETER STAINS.
Peter Stains. of Springfiel
township Huntingdon County Pa
died Wednesday, December II
1918 of Spanish Irhuerza, age
44 years, 10 months and 3 day.
He leaves to mourn his deaf
bis wife Amanda (Donelson
Stains; one son, Peter d. Stains
and the following brothers an
sisters; Snsan (Stains) Bath &
Lock Haven; William and Cath
arine Stains of Springfield towr
ship: Roswell Stains Of We'll