Frederick citizen., 1895-01-25
BRESGLE

daughters. '"nu aud ii,
LIGHTNER. w
Mrs. Catharine Lightner ,n "a
oldest and most highly resnoa4I "neI se
dents Of Mddletnwn. widnp'ectd d,
rrnce L'ghtncr. died NJ md "
at the home of her son, Pow11 G rlN
sloner Samuel Lightler " C'0
eighty-three Years old and la.,e one
children. 'eaVes
WHIsNER.
Mr.. Henry Whisner. a fo,n =
dent OF this city. died al hi.h' h"le'
Baltimore, last Tuesday, in n uoa
year of his aye. A wife and nd ue
dren survive him. The fnuna'a a'a
place from Pleasant Grove ',sI "a 9
near Fountain Mills, TINS ,,,r'. vnai
terday; internent being m,du y Il
graveyard adjoining the chura6 c
GAvER.
Mis-. Joseph Gaver, a weu i. =
lady of Middletown, died S sa :
morning after four DAYS, ill., nua
p Ieunonia. She was sayam," {
years old, and leaves seven ".
children, four sons aud a da,,r%ta %la9
siding i'll Middletown and ea"' sar
daughter residing in Springfield - \ I
KRUG.
Mr.. Daniel Krug, an aged On,
teemed resident of EmnlIshurn
trict, died at his home last M.
morning; the result of a severe f'l
ceived about sixteen months no."
from which he suffered great sSi
to the time of his death Ha rS w
his eight sixth year. The funpraI :,
place on Wednesday.
TITLow.
The remains of Mr.. George W I
low, whose death occurred in (b.
recently, were brought to this cy
interment last Monday afternoon
O'clock. The deceased was in hi. h
year and had numerous relations h
The funeral was attended by a h
concourse Of people, and several M
hers of the Baltimore Corn and Fl
Exchange, of which the deceased w
member. Interment was made in /
Olivet Cemetery. The deceased h
erly resided here and for a numb,l
of years was engaged in the conn
sion business in Baltimore.
Says dispatch to the SIN: VIM
Repp, ii retired farmer, died at
home, in New Windsor, Carroll Cor
~, Friday night, at the age OF seven
nine years. He was born in Freder
County, but had been resident
Carroll for many years. He marie
daughter Of Abraham Bale, who
wives him. His children are f i'm
b. Repp, of Washington, D. C.;
Fletcher Repp, of Iowa Falls. 10
Charles L. Repp, Mrs. Theodore
Harman and Mrs. J. Winfield Sra
Of New Windsor.
Mr.. RApp aud his wife celebr,
their golden wedding Oh Decempe
last. and they had collected arc
them on that occasion all their
dren, grandchildren and great gu
children.
sELSAM.
Says the Middletown Rcqist
Mrs. Catherine Selsam. widow
David Selsaul, died at 3 O'Clock
Monday morning, the 18th inst,
the residence of her daughter,
Melvin Wise, near Garfield, this
ley, aged about 81 years. Mrs. Sells
was the second wife of the late d.
Selsam, and for many years prev
to her husbands death she resided
the old homestead between Middlet
and BurkittsviIe. She was
known throughout the valley. r
children survive her: Mrs. Anna
Sigler, of near Burkittsville;
Fannie Wise, Of Garfield, and
James S. Seisam, Of LappaEs, w
ington county. Her remains were
tered Wednesday afternoon follow
In the German Baptist Cemetery,
her former home.
KOOGLE.
Mr.. Charles w. Koogle, Of Mi
town, died Friday morning, the
inst. from the effects of II severe st
of paralysis, says the Register. De
ed was u son of the late Capt. X
and was born a little more thai
years ago, near New Baltimore.
learned the shoemaking trade will
brother-in-law, the late Rev.
Winpigler. of this place. He ma
a Miss Charlotte Main, daughte
the late Frederick Main, and lie
eight children-five sons and
daughters. The eldest son, Fred
is married, and resides at Lime
this county, and his eldest daugl
Miss Emma, is the wife of Mr. }
Zimmerman, of New Market,
county. He also leaves two sis
the widow of Martin l.. Youkins
this valley, and the widow Of
VIM. Z. Winpigler. residing in Q
Funeral services were held at the
formed Church on Sunday afern
the Rev. Il. +. Hoffmeier otliclat
The pall-heaiers were Messrs. john
Castle, Marion q. Brandenburg
Bittle Routzhan, George w. Ga
Daniel w. Lighter, and John Il.
Ter.
DEATHS IN CARROLL.
News, Union BridRe)
Mrs. Annie NJ, wife of Mr. C'
B. Anders, died at her residence
ClemsonviIle, Frederick County,
at 6 O'Clock a. m. on Thursday la'
the f1rtieth year of her age. Dect
Is a sister of Mr. j. Hamilton Rel
Union Bridge, and Mr.. Charles |
of near Clemsonville. A husband
sons aud one daughter also sur
The funeral took place on Friday
noon, service being conducted il
Lutheran Church, Union Bridg
2.30 o'clock, hy the Rev. r. l.. r.
son. The pall-bearers were Messl
n. Pearre, Dewitt G. Hsines,
Norris, Lee Stoner, N. II. Glen
JAS. III Clemson.
Howard F., son of Mr. and Mrs