The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-01-29
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
ROBINSON.

ROBINSON.
Miss Clara Robinson, an aged lady
residing with her sister on Second
street, died after a short illness, on
Wednesday morning last, in her Goth
year.
MORTIMER
Mrs. Susan Mortimer, widow OF
Henry Mortimer, died at her residence
in Brunswick, this county, last Friday
evening, after weeks illness of pneu-
monia, aged 81 years. Deceased leaves
one sou and three daughters.
LINGG.
Young Guy Lingg, of Emmitsburg,
son of G. F. Lingg, who several
weeks ago was quite severely burned,
died indirectly from the effects of his
injuries on Monday of last week. The
lite fellow contracted pneumonia and
death followed.
Mrs. Eliza, wife of Mr.. William
Henry Smith, recently died at her
home at Cross Mill, southwest of Lib
erty, this county, on Monday evening
of last week.
Mrs. Halle w. Gait, formerly of
diminishing, this county, where her
mother still lives, died suddenly in
New York City, Sunday, January 18th,
of Bright's disease. She was daugh-
ter of the late Adam Wingerd.
BENTZ.
Mrs. Lydia Bentz. widow OF the late
Lewis Bentz, died at her residence on
South Market street, of pneumonia,
last Sunday night, aged 20 years. The
deceased had been i'll only q short
time.
YINGLING.
Miss Hannah r. Yingling died Mon
day, January 18th, at the home of
Philip Snouffer, near Uni0ntown, aged
about 81 years. Sue was sister of Rev.
Vim. HI. YingIing, of near townsville.
M'CLEERY.
Miss Caroline Beall McCleery died
Wednesday morning last, at the fam
lily home, II East Patrick street, of
general debility. She was a daughter
of the late Robert McCleery and a ma
tive of this city.
MICHAEL.
Abraham Michael, a respectable
farmer residing near Bethel Church,
not far from this city, died on Wednes-
day last aged SO years. He leaves a
widow and seven children; five sons
and two daughters, who are Simon p.
and Charles Michael, Spring Valley,
Bureau County, ILL.,; Granville Michael,
of Park Mills, Md; Franklin Michael.
of Daysville, Md; Maurice w. Mich
ael, of Washington, d. g.; Mrs. Ed
ward Angleberger, of near Freedom,
and Mrs. Flavius Howell, of Flint
Hill, Va.
BLUMENAUER.
Mrs. Gertrude Katharine Blumen-
auer, widow of the late George Blu
menauer, died at her LONE in Fred
elick last "Wednesday morning. of gen.
eral debility, aged seventy-five years.
She was native of Germany, but
came to this country in Early life. She
leaves five childreu-Mrs. Lewis A.
Rice, Mrs. Silas Boetler, Miss Kittie,
and George aud Nicholas Blumenauer,
of Frederick. For a number of years
she has been engaged in the millinery
business and enjoyed. a large patronage.
HILLEARY.
On Tuesday night last, after weeks
illness of pneumonia, at his home near
Petersville, this county, DIR. John w.
Hilleary, well known aud highly
respected physicians, gave up the spirit
of life aud passed into the world be-
yond. We already had written no.
tice written of his sickness, hut now it
gives place to these sad lines. DR..
Hilleary was in his Goth year and up
TO the time of his death was in good
health. He was sou of the late
John Hileary, and first saw the light
of day near Jefferson, this county. in
which place he has spent his entire
life. Early in his youth he took up
the medical profession at Washington
University and afterwari fOur-years'
course vt jefferson Co lrge of Surgery,
ut Philadelphia, Pa. At the age of Is,
shortly after graduation, he engaged
in practice in Petersville District. He
SO n had reniu 1erative business.
which he has since enjoyed. He was
surgeon of the Baltimore ana ONO
Railroad Company. About 80 years
ago he married Miss Bette Henderson,
of Halltown, w. Va, who survives
him, together with an only son, Ed
gar Z. HIlleary, q member of the grad
uaiing class of st. johns Col eye, An
napolis, this year. The funeral took
place Thursday afternoon at 23O
o'clock at st. Marks P. E, Church,
ID.