Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-11
DEATHS.


Charles Bailey, former resident
OF Anderson, was found dead i'm bed
ut Huntington recently. His wife
was 4 daughter of the late DR.. w.
l.. Barksdalc.
j. Charles M0hlcr died on FRIDAY
the 18th of January. at Charleston,
where he was Il prominent figure
IN the commercial and civic life.
aged 81 years. He was son of
Daniel Mohlcr, who was Interested
III the lumber business some years
ago, with mills at Glcnray.
Harry Twccdy, who lived in Ran
toul. Ill.,, died January 3Oth, of
heart trouble. The sad news came
TO his friends in West Virginia as
Il great shock. Mr.. Twecdy went
with +. r.. Fulwilder to Colorado
over a year ago and watched over
nm until his death. We appreciated
ms great Kindness and his friends
III illinois have our sympathy.
A Friend.
fiezckiah II. Bolton, who had been
engaged in poultry raising on his
farm, Il part Of the old Montgomery
place, north of Ronccvcrte. was
found dead in bead on Wednesday
morning, January 26, 1921, suppos-
ed TO have passed away during the
night of heart trouble. Mr.. Bolton
was about 20 years of age, and was
good. substantial citizen. Hc is
survived by an adopted daughter.
Mrs. Sadie Lewis. of Allcphany.
virginia, and two sisters living i'm
Virginia, and brother in the West.
HIS remains were buried in River
view cemetery. Ronccvertc.
Mrs. Eliza Humphreys, wife of A.
J: Humphreys, died January 3Oth
ult.. at her home at Gap Mills of
The infirmities of age and in the
same room in which she was born
November II, 1870. She is suryiy-
cd by her husband and their chill
dren---Dr. w. J. Humphreys. of
Washington. ID. G.; Dr.. l. w Humph
reys' of Huntington, w. Va: Mrs.
l. Il. LcSagc, of Huntington, W. Va,
and Mrs. i. A. Bywatcrs, of Ashland
kentucky. She was a sister of thc
late VIM. +. Benson, of Aupust,
'corgIa, we'll know here, who left
/ hcr' by his will, the greater part
of his large estate.
Mrs. r. ID. Martin. wife Of tho
late II. ID. Martin, of Lyncbburp.
VINO lor the past two wears had
made her home with her sister.
MIS-: X. +. Martin, in Ronceyertc
died Wednesday morning. Ecbrn'
ary ,. 1921, following very scr-
iouS operation performed by the
Wc!l-known surgeon, DR.. Waits. at
University Hospital. charlottesville
virginia. Mrs. Martin passed away
before regaining consciousness,
from the ancSthctic.
from the ancSihctic. Pcrforation
or The stomach following a long at
lack OF stomach liberation. was the
dircct cause Of her death.
Mrs. Willie Z. Dixon died at the
home of her son, b. r. Dixon. at
white Sulphur. Saturday morning.
January 20, 1921, after being con-
lhed 10 her room for many weeks,
aged Z" years. 7 months and 10
DAYS. She was the wife of the late
.lohn {. Dixon, who died i'm Octo-
Der, 1908. and was the mother of
I'VE sons, all of whom survive her
and were at her bedside when ihr
dread summons came, viz. r N
j. t.; l.. r.; II. E.. and B. +. The
iuneral was from the home where
Shc died, on Sunday afternoon con-
quoted by Rev. Hooks, pastor of
hcr church, Of which she had been
Il consistent member for sixty wear,
ana The intcrmcnt was i'm the town
cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Sydcnstrickcr. widow
Of the late Rev. David S. Sydrn-
Strlckcr, ID. d., died in her 8Olh
year at her home in Marlinton on
sunday. January 30. 1921, from the
chcctS OF stroke of paralysis suf-
lercd week before. Prior to her
marriage she was Miss Mary Mar
garrt LivcSay. daughter Of the late
John and Mrs. Margaret Bright Liv-
cSay and was born at Frankford
September 27, 1871. She was mar
RED to Mr.. Sydenstrickcr on ihc
9Th day of May, 1871. He died a
Dout seven years ago. Four child
ren were born to this union: J. A.
oydenstrlcker, of Marlinton; Mrs.
ivan Coleson, Of Redwood; j. Lacy
SiydcnStricker, of indianapolis, and
Miss Virginia Sydcnstricker, who
so devotedly cared for her mother
III the railing years. The greater
part OF her married life was spent
al Hillsboro where her lamentcd
husDand was paSiOr of lhc OIL