The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-12-18
OBITUARY..
Some of Those Who Have Fon.
Before the Silent Reaper
RICKERD.

RICKERD.
Mrs. Neil Rickerd, of ClavoIos,
Ohio. formerly Miss Katie Riden"nu,
of Middletown Valley, died ~ IL
home in that city, on the 28th If NJ Mt
vember. She has many relatives W.
this county. where she was vnn
known and beloved.
DUVALL.
Mr.. VIM. H. Duvall, a masfer-,o.
chinist and one of the most nonn iio-
young men of Frederick, died On Ma, aa
day evening Tart, after painful lines
of lengthy duration. He was 9s
years of age and son Of Mr. Nv
Luther Duvall. A wife and tbrao
children survive him.
GATHER.
Mr.. George Gather, Jr., formerly NJ
Unionvile, died at the residence Of bja
father, 17l6 North Calvert street R,lF
more City, last Friday morning. Alta,
an illness of two weeks Of gasltitts in
the thirtieth year of his age He had
been in the employ of the BaHimora
Traction Company for the last fo1r
years, and last summer was assistant
to Colonel Hough at Gwynn Oak Park
His funeral took place on Sunday last
YOUNKINS.
Mrs. Ellen Younkins, wife Of Carl.
ton NJ. Younkins, of New Baltimore
near MiddletOwn, this county, depart.
ed this life on Tuesday of last week
from the effects of stroke of auoplexv
She was in her 48th year and leaves
besides her husband, two sons aud six
daughters. Deceased was "a Mss ~i,r.
Ter, sister of Rev George ~ig..r. Of
Middletown, Pa; Mr. Danlel ~iger If
near BurkittsviIle; Mr.. John N So.
Ter, of New Baltimore: Mrs lewis
Mcbride, Mrs. John w. JENNINGS. and
Of the late Mrs. Frank Youue all Of
Middletown Valley.
HUFFER.
The sad intelligence Of thn death Of
Mrs. Annie Huffer, wife of Mr. VIM.
e. Huffer, Of Arlington, Baltimore
County, Md, formerly of this v.cin-
ity), was telephoned to friend. here
Wednesday. says last week Middle.
town Register. Her death occurred AT
her home at 40 O'clock that uamDg
Mrs. Huffer was a daugbt.faf Mr.
Daniel Swormley, Of New Ma1s-t tbi.
county, and she was a highly .-.ppm-
ed lady. She leaves husband and
one son. the latter serving a~ soldier
in the regular United Stale Army.
Interment was made in Frederick CITY.
Friday morning.
AUSTIN.
Mrs. L. Jennie Austin, beloved wife
of Mr. r.. 5. Austin, died near LaI.e,-
burg, on Monday, December -.H at
Z. 10 a. M, aged 43 years, mu.t- and
% days, Of a complication off ..-.a-es,
of nearly years duration. Mrs Aus
tin was the youngest daughter If Tie
late Samuel and Eliza Eyer. and
lady of many noble charac .rr-.- and
had host of friends who deeply
lament her early departure ~ tae
spirit world. She was the mos GENIAL
disposition and had a smile au. + E.ud
word for everybody. Even H the
midst of the most tNrr...liug
pain the smile was ever pres
ent, and only sadness for htr SIS the
thought of leaving her be.Ova bus
band. Her remains b-aLt.f#. 10
death, was prepared for ou and
followed by many friends Do Rocky
Hill Cemetery, near Wa l-H.ra.
where the interment Wa uaGr 80
p. m. on Tuesday Rev Jesse Il.
Fox officiating. The funeral dIses.g,e
which was a beautiful one was from
these words, "Set thy house iu ordertu for
thou shalt die and not live. he
pail-bearers were: Messrs Elu B,
Birely, Joserh : Stull, GeUg-e w.
Rogers, James a. Hahn, Frank 80 G.
Fox and John Baker. Mr.. Jess W..
Kolb was funeral director.