Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-01-14
LITTLE DUDLEY BAILEY DIES
FOIL OWING. OPERATION

LILLE QQDLEI BALE kAGR
FOLLOWING OPERATION
Little Dudley Bailey. four-year-old
son 81 Mrs. William Bailey and grand
son or Mr.. S. G. Young former post
MASTER. died Sunday morning as the
Charles Town General Hospital fol-
lowing a serious and delicate ear ope-
ration last Thursday Some weeks
ago the little fellow ii nlaying, got
small pebble Ia Ais ear Il remained
there for souse time hef0fe he sad
anything about 4, pr J t'uthr
Of Martinsburg, was called MO con-
sulation with Dr. Albin,
Surviving with his mother are
three sisters, Virginia, of Axron g.,
Dorothy and Bette, and four brothers
Henderson, Frederick William and an
infant brother
Funeral services were hello Tues
1 day afternoon at xhe home with in
terment in Edge Hill Cemeter Rev.
DIR. G. G. Sydnor, and Rev Conrad FL.
Goodwin, conducted the services.
MRS. J. E. WILT DIES AT RIPPoN
Mrs. Sarah Davenport Wilt wife II
Mr.. J. Edward Wilt of Rippon Tie
early last Friday morning at her hDaa
following an Illness of some NOR tbs
of cancer Mrs. Wilt who was IL
years of age was the daughter f hi
late Mr.. and Mrs. Moscs 4 russeli
her mother having been Miss Payne
of Berkeley county. With her rus
band she is survived by her stapmot
her who was also a Miss Payne a hAlf
sister Miss Laura russell and bait
brother, Mr. Ehen Trussell
Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, at her late
residence. Internent in Edge Hill
Cemetery.
MISS ELLA McCURDY DEAD.
Miss Ella McCurdy one of Charles
Towns most esteemend residents died
early Wednesday morning after an III
ness of uremic posoring extending
over a period of six weeks. Miss Nc
Curdv was a native Of Admans coun-
ty Pa, coming TO Charles Town with
her family when but small child.
She was a daughter of the late John
MeCurdv and is survived by one sis~
ter Miss Mollie McCuray with whom
she resided Funeral services were
held Friday afternoon at o'clock at
the home. Or. g. G. Syduor If the
Presbyterian Church officiating ana
interment was made in Edge Hill
Cemetery.
MRS. j. G. TABLER DIES
Mrs j c. Tabler, former r. sident
of Duffields, well known and highly
respected lady Of this section, died al
the home of her sister. Mrs e. B
Ransom, wife of DR.. Il b Ransom.
Harpers Ferry, from an illness Of
cardic asthma that had extended over
period of two years.
Mrs. Tabler was born at Camp Hill,
Harpers Ferry, and lived there until
her marriage SO years ago to j. G.
Tabler, native of Berkeley county,
when she removed to Duffields. She
resided there until year ago when
after the demise of her husband she
went to Harpers Ferry, making her
home with her sister. Her name be-
fore marriage was Gertrude Yantis,
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. s.
b. Yantis, Mrs. Tabler was a mem
Der of the Methodist Protestant
Church at Harpers Ferry and through
out her entire life was always closely
identified with all manner of social
service work. She was highly es-
teemed by all those with whom she
came in contact.
The deceased is survived by three.
ns,--Lewis, Of Shenandoah juno
ton, Walter of Parsons. and Shaul-
ter, of Harperc Ferry; also one bro
ther. and four sisters. The Rev A.
Yantis, pastor Of First Universe
Church, Manchester. New Hampsh
Mrs. George L. Sencindiver. EaA
King street Martinshurg Mrs. l.. r. DylC
oft, Mrs. B. B. Ransom and Mrs. T. NJ
Conner, all Of Harpers Ferry.
Funeral services win be held at
Mrs, Ranson's home nc Camp Hill,
Harpers Ferry Thursday afternoon at
2 80 with interment Camp Hill Cenne-
terry