The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12

News has been received ba.o
death in Fremont, Ohio, Mara6 u ao u
of Grace, the IL month-old danu a zoo
DIR. George Zimmerman. for%arer
resident of this city. 'ly 4
The death of Mr.. Thomas n n,
a well known resident of Tjn nA0l
district, occurred on Saturday aft sauON|
last, at o'clock. Deceased r re.aOOl
fined to his house for abon "'s " COZ
weeks with painful illness. He la aurs
wife and four children, thras @avs|
and one daughter. Mr.. Diron sol
quite well known in this cfv w NY
funeral took place from his lafo h. 10
OH Tuesday morning. Intermen.
made in Mount Olivet Cemelerv va
COOK.
Mrs. Catharine Cook, the agad ,,
ow of the late Peter Cook, died at wy W
home other sister, Mrs. Margaret S g.
in Emmitsburg, this county, last Sa,u
day morning. She formerly residaS
Upton. The age of the deceased "
90 years, and death was due ia
eral decline of the system. Mrs g.
was highly esteemed by all who t nv
her. Two sons of former husbams
Ex-Congressman Thomas A Bovd
Lewistown, ILL.,, and Captain RAJ
Boyd, of Upton, Pa.-suryiye h
Her remains were taken to Nero.
burg for interment.
Mr.. John Alex Kramer, an este0u,
resident resident of Church Hill mi
dletown Valley, this county. died
Tuesday of last week, aged d ya,
Deceased was of kindly nature =,
possessed host of friends in all M,
of the county. He leaves a WIKI
and five children. The latter amS
mon g., living at Ellerton; CharIesS
at Frederick; Cordelia. wife of Mia
&. Buhrman, of Baltimore; Mrs Nh
Cauley Remsburg, of Beaver Crs
Nd, and Miss Lenora, living at hon1
His funeral took place Friday mai
ing from st. Johns Lutheran Chun
SPARROW.
Says the Frederick NeUs: The
neral of Mrs. Howard Sparrow, whl
death occurred on THURSDAY of
week, from injuries received by
collapse of the old brick hotel stsl
took place in Middletown, SUNDAY
ternoon. The Methodist Epis9
Church was so overcrowded that it
decided to use the Lutheran Chu
instead, and the already assent
congregation proceeded thither I'd
the above mentioned church.
l.. w. Dyce, the new Methodist E
copal pastor, officiated, assisted
Revs. NJ. l.. Beard. of the Luths
Church, L. +. Hoffineir, of the
formed Church, and j. r. RideW
of the United Brethren Church.
floral emblems were numerous
handsome, among them being vao
chair, surmounted 10y a large vi
dove. presented by the citizens Of
town.
LAMAR.
The heartfelt sympathy of md
friends and acquaintances goes out
the bereaved parents and other
tives of Miss Mary Lamar, daughta
Mr.. Baker j. Lamar, of Urblna,
departed this life i'll the early sph
time of noble woman hood, aud d
season commemorative of the I'd
rectlon of Christ from the tomb
also her soul. rejecting the many
tues and deeds of goodness chars
istic of her life, ascend TO the thrOa
Him who made all mankind heir
His blessed Kingdom. This charm
young woman was only vlctn
disease for short period prece
her death, which occurred last y
day morning. Rheumatism in al
gravated form was the cause Of bel
demise. Miss Lamar was one Of
brightest and most popular young
sons in the community, aud
knew her but to love her. She wa
same genial nature to all, aud mai
silent tear has been shed by those
have often felt the touch of her ID
Gus hand aud listened to the q
music of her voice, now hushed fGT
Such a blow is indeed hard to
yet We must bow in humble resi-
ton to the will of God, Who doe
things for the best. Miss Lamar
a gradu ,te with honor, from the A
envy of the Visitation, and is also
known in Frederick, at which
she frequently visited relatives
friends. The funeral took place
day morning. Requiem Mass
said In st. Ignatius Church, al
bana, after which interment was
in the graveyard adjoining thecbl
HELFENsTEIN.
Again we are called upon
nounce tine inroads of death 10
community, which is done with
regret. The subject of this oOlIH
Mr.. Cyrus q. Helfenstein, died o.
urday morning last, at 10 oclOcl
ter lingering illness of many
duration; which only then oOi
the mastery over a strong Will
and constitution. The informal
the death of this esteemed citizen
received by his many friends
parts of the country with deep
and many were the messages Of
felt coincidence received by tue
stricken relatives. The deceasea
one of the most widely KNOW
eminent residents of Frederick,
great portion of his life has been
antly passed among her plclu
environs. In every respect ne
honored member of the CONN
an upright christian and
husband and father. The UNIV
sympathy of all goes out to the
ing family of the deceased. MI y,
G. Helfenstein was a son oil y.
Jonathan Helfenstein, M
minister, and at one time ~
here. In early life he entered
in st. Louis and scored a maln
cess. But it is seldom that even
ing goes hand in hand. Inc
ment incident to his business cav
told greatly upon his health,