The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-29
OBITUARY
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

KOOGLE.
Mrs. S. Koogle, formerly of this citv
died last week at Germantown. Obio
aged SO years. She leaves a husband
and five children.
IFERT.
Mrs, Mary NJ. Ifert, widow of tho
late Christopher Ifert, died at Middle.
town, on the 22nd inst, aged 81 years
being the eldest resident Of the town
LILLY.
Mrs. Susanah Lilly. mother of Mr.
Samuel L. Lilly, of this city, died At
the home of her daughter, Mrs. GBa.
H. Everhart, in Manchester, Carroll
County, at O'Clock on last "Wednesday
morning.
BUTCHER.
Miss Bertha Butcher, daughter n
Charles Butcher, of near Bartor-viUe
this county, died on Thursday morn.
ing, the 2lst inst, aged Is years Her
funeral took place from her late home
on Friday afternoon. Intermeut was
made at BartOnsvile.
POWER.
Mrs. Emory f. Power died on ~stur.
day evening, the 10th inst. at hi.
home in Springfield, Ohio, Of heuor.
rhage of the brain, aged 50 years. He
was the youngest son of the late Jos.
eph and Adeline Power, Of Middle.
town, this county. A widow survives
him.
STONE.
Mr.. Edward w. Stone Residing
near this city, died on the 2lst INST
His funeral took place on SATURDAY af.
ternOon last, Rev. Osborne Iugle ofi.
ciating. Interment was made Mt.
Olivet Cemetery. The pal-8aarer,
were Lewis ;. Clingan, c. NJ. Grow.
Robert Thomas aud p. ShowmtH.
MURDOCH.
John Murdoch died at his home FL
Boonsboro', of congestion of the lungs.
an Saturday last, aged 70 veal He
came from Ireland to this coultry III
lS41, and located at Middleton. this
county, afterward moving 10 a5ous-
boro' He is survived by his vii. who
was Miss Henrietta Barber, O. New
Market, this county. A number of
wears ago he was a member af The
House of Delegates from Wash gjon
County.
YOUNG.
Mrs. Ann Sophia Young, wife OF
Mr. Jonas Frank Young, residiu- near
Middletown, this county, died oa IS ed
nesday of last week, after a fea DAYS
illness, of ureanic blood-p9isoaug
aged Al years. She was the deu-lrer'
of the late Henry Sigler. Of ]Ila.e
town Valley. Deceased leaves ii nus.
band, four daughters and six SOILS to
mourn her loss. Her funeral took place
from the Lutheran Church Of Middle
town, oil Saturday morning.
SCHMIDT.
John Edward Schell Schmidt, sou If
Mr. Henry Schmidt, Bentz street lear
West Patrick street, died on last sun.
day evening of lockjaw, aged l. year.
One week from the day Of his dealt be
accidentally cut his foot on a broken
bottle. -Four stitches We're required 10
close the wound, and for several da,
he seemed to improve, but later oIa
change for the worse set in and OF FH.
day morning lockiaw developed, which
| made the case a hopeless one I'll.
funeral took place Tuesday aftu moon
at O'Clock. Rev. l. f. NJ. Ntal>, of
! st. James Lutheran Church, ollie t.d
assisted by Rev. Osborne Ingle Inter
ment was made at Mt. Olivet Ccsetry
sCHLEIGH.
| Mrs Mary a. Scnleigh wife 81 Mr.
FIeueflch focHlei9l, uleu AT meg H'Ae
on North Market street, on tHe Is,
| inst, from the effects of pa.4lytc
stroke, aged 81 years. Decease leaves
| four sons and three daughters a. mourn
her loss. The SOUS are MessrS. N jIIiam
H., of York, Pa; Frank and David B.,
of Baltimore, and Daniel H, of Cum
berland. The daughters are VI Fan.
ME Fauch, of Carlisle, Pa; Mr., Cha,
! +. Moberly, of Middleton this .
county, and Mrs. Mamie Anmer, Of +
| Baltimore. Her funeral tuaE place
! from her late home on Suuday after
/ noon, at four o'clock. Rev luthF
kaufman, of the Evangelica Lutb-
! eran Church, OBLIGATED. | rment +
was made in Mt. Olivet Gene ..X