The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-03-13
OBITUARY
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

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KENDALL.
Mrs. Mary J. Kendall, widow of che
late Henry M. Kendall. died on Mon
day last, at the residence of Mr.. w.
HI. Kugler, of Mt. Airy. Deceased
was in the 18th year of her age.
BURCK.
Theodore Burck, gentleman we'll
known in this city, died on Saturday
morning last, at his home on West
South street, aged rs years. His fun
eral took place from his late home on
Sunday afternoon. Interment was
made in st. Johns Cemetery.
SMITH.
Rosa MAY Smith, adopted daughter
of Mr.. Elmer g. Stup, of West Second
street, this city, died on Wednesday
morning last, of double pneumonia,
aged 9 months. Her funeral took
place on Thursday afternoon. The
mother of the child died only few
days ago.
SHIPLEY.
Mary Catherine, daughter of Charles
and Catherine Shipley, died at the
home of her parents, on North Mar
ket street, on Friday morning last, OF
brain fever, aged IL months and IA
days. Her funeral took place on Sat-
urday afternoon, interment being made
at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
SHEPHERD.
Mr.. Henry Shepherd, of Shepherds
| town, West Va, one of the wealthiest
and most prominent young men OF
that vicinity, was struck by locomO-
| tive last week, at Shenandoah june
| 81; ,,1 fIx, III 10
years of age and leaves wife and one
child.
SMALLWOOD.
Mrs. Julia E. Smallwood, widow of
the late Cooper SmallwoOd, died at her
home on South Market street, this city,
on Wednesday, the 4th inst. She
leaves four children, Il. Radford, of
Dallas, Texas; Chas. f., of Chicago;
Miss Ada, of this city. Her funeral
took place from st Johns Catholic
Church, on Monday last.
CARPENTER.
Mrs. CARPENTER, widow of John Car
penter, died on Monday morning at
her home near Mt. Carmel, aged II
years Mrs. Carpenter leaves seven
children, two of whom are A. j. and
place on Wednesday morning, from
Mt. Carmel Church. Interment was
made at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
JAMES.
Miss Eta d. James, daughter of Mr.
Joshua III. James, residing on West
South street, this city, died on Tues
day morning last, after a brief illness
of heart trouble, aged 80 years. Miss
James had been visiting in the coun-
try, where she contracted severe
cold, which developed into heart
trouble, resulting in her death. Her
funeral took place on Thursday after
noon, iuterment being made in Mt.
Olivet Cemetery.
PALMER.
Mr. John +. Palmer, of Middletown
Valley, died on Thursday morning,
the 5th inst, at his home on Church
Hill, near EllertOn, from grip and
heart trouble. Deceased was aged 81
years and leaves a widow and ten chill
dren: Carlton, Charles, Elmer, J seph-
us and Samuel Mrs. Cordelia Schildt-
knecht, Mrs. Mary E. Summers, Mrs
Minnie Hoffman, and Misses Bertha
and Emma. His funeral took place on
Saturday morning.
SONNENBURG
Mrs. e. Sonnenburg, daughter Of
Peter aud Magdeline Ross, formerly of
this city, died suddenly at the home of
her husband, Charles E. Sonnenburg,
a druggist, at the corner of Baltimore
and Green streets. Baltimore, on the
4th inst. Mrs. Sonnenburg was at
tackled with commissions, which caused
her death in a few hours. Deceased
was q years of age and had been mar
red but one year. She had a large
circle of acquaintance in this city
BUXTON.
Mr.. Basil Buxton, a prominent
farmer, of near this city, died on Sun
day morning last, of pneumonia, aged
70 years. His wife, who survives hi d.,
was Miss Mary Weddle, of Virginia.
He also leaves two sons, Adolphus, of
Illinois, and William, who resided at
home. Mr.. Buxton belonged to "A fam
lily noted for its longevity and has
sister, Mrs. Dillon, living in Virginia,
who is 80 years of age. Deceased was
a brother of Mr. Samuel Buxton, of
near this city, and Mr.. Upton Buxton,
of Virginia. His funeral took place on
tuesday. Interment was made in Mt.
Olivet Cemetery.