The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-25

Mr. Albert w. Nicholson. of Nichol-
son & Co, bankers, Baltimore, and an
uncle of Mr.. Arthur l.. Bosley of this
city. died suddenly Wednesday night
of last week.
Mr.. Arthur b. Turner, formerly a
resident of Frederick aud son of the
late Joseph w. Turner, died at Nc
Keesport, Pa. recently, after an illness
of nearly two weeks from typhoid fever.
His age was q years and he has rela-
tives in this city.
LUGENBEEL.
The entire community was greatly shocked
last Wednesday to hear the sad tidings of the
death of Mr.. Peter Lugenbee, prominent
resident of Unionville, an Ex-member of the
House Of Delegates and well known leader
in the Republican party. His death was very
sudden; he having just written letter, when
he fell out of the chair and expired. Mr..
Lugenbeel was a most estimable man, popu-
lar with all, and his demise is regretted by a
wide circle of acquaintance in all parts of the
county.
LECHL1GHTER.
Mr.. John Lechlighter died Saturday,
October 10, ut his late home in Han
sonville, of general debility, aged IS
years and months. His funeral took
place on Monday, at 10 O'clock. at
Utica Church. Rev. U. A. Asper, of
Lewistown, officiated. The pail bear
ers were: David Messell, j. Edward
Palmer, Henry Lanehart, Michael
Wachter, Frederick Stull, Chas. Cain.
BECK.
The death of Mr.. Osborne Beck, one
of the oldest and most highly respected
residents of Adamstown, this county,
occurred about noon on Monday last.
The deceased was aged 20 years and
he enjoyed the reputation of being a
good, substantial citizen, kind neigh
Dor and anValued friend. He leaves a
son and 2ree daughters, Mr.. j. f. P.
Beck, of New York; Mrs. Claude Dut-
row aud Misses Fannie and Gertrude
Beck.
ZIMMERMAN.
Near Charlesville, on the 18th inst, after
brief illness of typhoid fever, Mr.. Cornelius
Zimmerman, highly esteemed citizen oil
Tuscarora District, died in the SEND year Of
his age. Funeral Saturday morning al
10 o'clock from his late residence and was
very largely attended. Services were held in
Zion Reformed Church, of which he had been
a faithful member and had filed the office o.
deacon and elder very creditably Rev. s.
NJ. Hench officiated. The bearers were neph.
ews of the deceased and were Franklin N,
E. Steiner, Edward j William NJ, Lewis
F. and Granville Zimmerman The inter.
ment was made in Zion Cemetery, Charles J
Smith undertaken.
THOMAS.
The announcement of the untimely
death of Mr.. Ezra M. Thomas, one of
the most prosperous and highly re-
garded residents of Jefferson district,
last Wednesday, the 10Th inst, filed
many heart with sorrow at the loss
of such representative man to the
community in which he lived aud es-
pecially to his devoted family. The
deceased was widely known by reason
of his distinctive noble characteristics
and individuality. From his earliest
boyhood he has been a staunch Demo-
crat, working always for the interest of
his party from pure principle and not
from motives of paltry expediency,
and his influence will be greatly
missed. Mr.. Thomas was 70 years Of
age. He leaves wife, one daughter
and two sons. His funeral took place
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock from
his'late residence. Services were held
at the houee, conducted by Rev. II.
Ditmar.