The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-01
OBITUARY
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

died of apoplexy on Tuesday the 10Th,
! at his home near Mt Carmel, this
| county. He leaves wife and one
child. The funeral took place on
Thursday following, and interment
was made at Mt. Olivet cemetery.
Elder Utz offlciated.
sUMAN.
! Mr.. Harvey Suman. son of Samuel
/ Sumau, died last Tuesday morning. at
: his home, near Roxbury dstillery,
says the Mddletown Valley Regis
I ter, after lingering illness OF con-
sumption. aged about 80 years. He
/ leaves widow. who was Miss Lille
Meats. Interment took place last
! Thursday, the 2lst ultino.
BAKER.
MIR. James +. Baker, a we'll known
! resident ct Liberty township, Pa, died
on last Sunday morning. the 18th ulto.,
after Il lingering ilne :, in the sixty
fourth year of his age He had served
in the capacity OF IA justice of the
peace in Liberty township for num-
/ Der OF years. He was buried in En-
| mitsburg the following Tuesday.
HAHN
Mrs. Anna NJ, wife of Henry L.
/ Hahn died at her home near Double
1 Pipe Creek, says the carrot NcWS, on
I Saturday morning, the 10th ulto, of ty-
/ phoid fever, in her 59th year. She
leaves eight children, two daughters
/ and six sons. Her funeral took place
/ from laughs Lutheran Church, Rev.
Mr.. Patterson, of Woodsboro, oificia-
/ ting.
BRENGLE.
Mr. Samuel Brengle, well known
resident of this city, died at his home
/ on North Market street, last Friday af-
/ terno0n at 3 o'clock. He was about
middle age, and for many years inter-
ested III the buying and selling of
/ horses. He owned some noted racers
in bis day and was recognized as quite
/ an authority. He was known to all,
as a genial, kind-hearted man and had
I a large list of friends. The funeral took
4 place on Monday.
KELLAR.
We regret to announce the death of
Mr.. Ehas. H. Kellar, Familiarity known
as "Judge,n which occurred at the
home of his son-n-law, Mr. Merhle
4 HltesheW, in New Market district, last
4 week. The deceased was aged about
siXty-five years, a Democrat and high
~ respected member of the community
/ IN which he lived for So many years.
Judge kellar was we'll known in this
city. where he frequently spent many
days at Il time, always being affable
and courteous in manner and CONVEX
sation. He has lived a retired life for
number Of years past
sCHNAUFER.
Mrs. Elsie Schnaufer, mother of Mr..
William Schnuufer, of Brunswick.
this county, died at he.' home ia Bal
timore, recently. She was Il native of
Germany, and came 10 this country in
1919. She was later engaged in the
newspaper work with her husband.
who was editor OF a paper, known as
the "Wecker, published in Baltimore.
Mrs. Schnauter was a well known and
popular woman and her loss will be
deeply felt by large circle of relatives
and friends -Four daughters and one
son survive her.
BURGESS.
Miss Nancy Burgess, a former residelt
OF Frederick County, died on Thursday,
the l4th INST, at her residence, Wash
lngton, ID. g., at an advanced age, SAYS
the GdrrOH NeICS. She was Il sister of
the late Brice w. Burgess, who died so
mysteriously about four years ago, at
the old homestead, near the Liberty
Coppermines. The remaius of Miss
Burgess Were brought from Washing
ton on Saturday aud inferred in the old
family graveyard. The deceased was
the last Of this wel-known family of
five sisters and one brother
MoTTERN.
Mr.. John Mottern, one of the oldest
aud most highly esteemed residents of
Middletown Valley, died last Sunday
night, the 18th ultimo, quite sudden
~, aged SO years. He was taken i'll
whilst at his evening meal and grew
rapidly Worse until the end came. De-
ceased resided near Middletown. with
his two daughters, Misses Mary and
Sarah, and one son, John, who sur
vive him. He was quite Il young lad
attthe time of the war of 1912, but had
vivid recollectiOns of those days. His
funeral took place on the Tuesday
following, the exercises being conduct
ed by the Rev. 5. A. Hedges, inter-
ment being made at the Lutheran bu-
rylng ground at Mt. ZION.
BAKERS.
Information has recently been re-
celved by relatives in this county. of
the death of Mr. Thomas Baker and
his son Albert, ut Springfield, Ohio,
one with severe complication of
Brlghts disease aud the other with
typhoid fever The Baker family
moved from Siglersville, Middletown
Valley, in March, 1887, to Springfield,
where they met with success until the
silent reaper made devastating inroads
INTO their happy household. Mrs. Ba-
ker and three bright children were
called away last September, aud close
~ following them came son and hus-
band. Mr.. Baker was about sixty
Years of age and his son eighteen.
The entire family have wide circle of
acquaintances in this county, who
grieve at the terrible calamity which
has befallen them. Mr.. Baker was a
brother-in law of Messrs. William H
Joshua and John ID. Norris, of Mid
Qlet0Wn.
CARTER.
One of the saddest deaths that has occurred
in Liberty for sometime, took place last Sunday
afternoon, at four O'Clock, when the spirit Of
Miss Mary Edith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Milton Carter, of the above place, winged its
way from earth to an abode prepared for those
who do the will of their Master, where all il
eternal bliss. Deceased was stricken with
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