AN OPERATION PROVED FATAL
Rev. W.J. Weaver of Ball's Gap is Dead.
He was sixty-one years old and had long been a citizen of this county.
Rev. W.J. Weaver, a well known minister of the Baptist denomination, passed away at his home near Ball's Gap, this county, aged 61 years.
Rev. Mr. Weaver was operated on for rupture about ten days ago by Drs. L.C. Morrison, C.H. Morris and McKay, but he was in bad condition at the time and succumbed to the shock after a desperate struggle.
He is survived by a wife and several grown children.
"Huntington Advertiser," Huntington, WV
Friday October 12, 1906 page 3
Rev. W.J. Weaver of Ball's Gap is Dead.
He was sixty-one years old and had long been a citizen of this county.
Rev. W.J. Weaver, a well known minister of the Baptist denomination, passed away at his home near Ball's Gap, this county, aged 61 years.
Rev. Mr. Weaver was operated on for rupture about ten days ago by Drs. L.C. Morrison, C.H. Morris and McKay, but he was in bad condition at the time and succumbed to the shock after a desperate struggle.
He is survived by a wife and several grown children.
"Huntington Advertiser," Huntington, WV
Friday October 12, 1906 page 3
AN OPERATION PROVED FATAL
Rev. W.J. Weaver of Ball's Gap is Dead.
He was sixty-one years old and had long been a citizen of this county.
Rev. W.J. Weaver, a well known minister of the Baptist denomination, passed away at his home near Ball's Gap, this county, aged 61 years.
Rev. Mr. Weaver was operated on for rupture about ten days ago by Drs. L.C. Morrison, C.H. Morris and McKay, but he was in bad condition at the time and succumbed to the shock after a desperate struggle.
He is survived by a wife and several grown children.
"Huntington Advertiser," Huntington, WV
Friday October 12, 1906 page 3
Rev. W.J. Weaver of Ball's Gap is Dead.
He was sixty-one years old and had long been a citizen of this county.
Rev. W.J. Weaver, a well known minister of the Baptist denomination, passed away at his home near Ball's Gap, this county, aged 61 years.
Rev. Mr. Weaver was operated on for rupture about ten days ago by Drs. L.C. Morrison, C.H. Morris and McKay, but he was in bad condition at the time and succumbed to the shock after a desperate struggle.
He is survived by a wife and several grown children.
"Huntington Advertiser," Huntington, WV
Friday October 12, 1906 page 3
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