The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-05
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
WILlIIDE.

WILHIDE.
John Washington Wilhide, widely
known butcher died at his home in
louisville, this county, in the 65th
year of his age.
GATES.
Mrs. susanna Gates, wife of Mr. Chris
tian Gates, Gied at her home in Boons-
boro', Monday morning, from typhoid
pneumonia, aged sixty-six years.
DEULNEY.
Mr.. l.. A. Hager, of this city, was re-
Gently apprsed of the death of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. james peulney, of
Pitlsburg, Pa.
MCPHERSON.
Died, suddenly, on February 25th in
Philadelphia, Sallie J. Mcpherson,
widow of John H. T. Mcpherson. of
Frederick. Deceased was a sister-in-
law of Mr. Robert Mcpherson.
HARBAUGH.
Mrs. Catharne Harbaugh, wife of
Sanford Harbaugh, died at her home,
Sabillasville, Frederick County, on
Friday of last week. at o'clock, of
paralysis, aged about "a years.
MEAsELL.
Lewis r., son of George w. and
Julia Ann Measel died Monday
morning at his home in Rocky
Springs, this county, aged 20 years.
His funeral took place Wednesday
morning at l0o'cluck, at Rocky Springs
Chapel.
KEFAUVER.
Mr.. George w. Kefauver died sud-
~, hprni Eri1aC unOrpiDu
last from heart trouble, aged seventy
three years He was taken sick while
working in his yard and died in about
half an hour later.
BRUBAKER.
Calvin Brubaker died at Montevue
Hospital on Thursday of last week,
after an extended illness of cancer of
the face He was in his 55th year and
had been treated for his ailment at the
hospital for quite a long time.
COGAN.
Mrs Mary Cogan, widow of the late
Thomas Cogan, died Thursday of last
week, at her home l745 Nj street,
northwest, Washington, ID. G. She
was seventy-eight years of age. She
leaves three children. Deceased at one
time lived pear this city.
HILL.
Katie May, the three vear-old daugh-
ter of j. Thomas Hill, died on We'd
nesday evening of last week, at
o'clock, of heart trouble, at Burktts-
Vile Funeral took place Friday af-
ternoon at ! o'clock, iuterment being
made at Burkittsville.
HARBAUGH.
Mrs Caroline Harbaugh, the aged
widow of Morgan NJ. Harpaugh, for
merly Of Middletown, and mother of
Il. c. Harbaugh, the well known poet
and novelist, died at her home in Cass.
town, Ohio, recently, in her Goth
year. She lost her sight 10 years ago.
HEAGY
Mr.. Charles Heagy, proprietor of the
Middletown Marble Yards, died Mon
day last, from consumption, aged fifty
four years. He has been "A director of
the Valley Savings Bank ever since its
institution in Middletown about
twelve years ago. \ widow survives
E!m. &
DERR.
Mrs. John J.. Derr died in Balti-
more, on the 18th ulIimo. Her funeral
ment at Loudon Park Cemetery, Bal
timore. She was a sister to Mr.. Ed
ward Albaugh and Mrs. William H.
James, of this city.
Mrs. Julia Mutt, widow of Mr. Hal
Ian Mutt, died last week at her home,
"Longwood," near Natchez, Miss She
was the mother of Mr.. Calvin Mutt,
formerly of near this city. Last fall
Mr.. NUT was in Mississippi with his
parents.
STITELY.
Mr. David Oliver Stitely, son of Mr..
Jacob f. Stitely, died last Thursday
morning at the home of his father,
near Liberty, aged n years, 4 months
and Is days. His funeral took place
last SatuI day morning from Rocky
Hill Lutheran Church, Rev. r. S.
Patterson officiating.
GILL.
Miss Emma G. Gill, wife of Rev.
John NJ. Gill, pastor of Christ Meth
odist Protestant Church, Chestertown,
Md, formerly of Liberty, Frederick
County, died of heart disease at her
home in Chestertown, Friday morning,
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from heart trouble for some time.
GILBERT.
Mrs Margaret Gilbert, who was the
Oldest resident of WoOdsboro this
county, died on Wednesday, the 25th
ultino, aged 81 years, months ana
and 20 days. She leaves seven chill
dren, three daughters and four sons
Funeral services were held in the
Lutheran Church, Rev. r. S. Patter-
son officiating The pallbearers were
Edward Stimmell, G.. F. Smith, G. w.
Devilbiss. Michael Holbruner, John
Tough. ID. A. Sharretts was the iun-
eral director.
WORDSWORTH.
Mrs. Harriet Wordsworth, widow OF
Mr.. Joshua Molesworth, died of pneu-
mouia Friday night of last week, at
the residence of her youngest sou,
Samuel Warfield, at Browningsville,
Montgomery County, aged 81 years
She had been sick one week. Three
sons and daughter survive her. Que
of her brothers, Mr.. james Z. Will
Jams, and sister, Mr. Charles A. Wat
kius, live at Boyd's. She was twice
married. her second husband being
Mr.. Hamilton Warfield. He died
about ten years ago.