The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-06-29

anu mont rs. uleu AT the resi-
dence of his father. East Fifth
street, Wednesday, of brohchitiS.
HOFFMAN.
Mrs. Clementina, wife of Mr..
+. b. Hoffman. died Wednesday
afternoon last, the Goth inst. mt
the residence of Mr.. ID. VI. Flock,
i'll Myersville, aged % years.
HAUGH.
Mrs Samuel Haugh died on
Saturday night at her home, east
of Frederick, aged 80 years, S
months and u days. She leaves
a husband and several children.
PALMER.
Mis-. Palmer. wife of Mr.. lIez-
ekiah Palmer, of Middlepoiut.
this county, Saturday. June IL.
of general debility. aged 7G
years. She leaves husband and
seven children.
BEVANS.
Mr. John Taylor Bevans, a res.
ident Of Hunting Hill, Moutgom.
cry County, died on Friday
night last, at ten o'clock, aged
IS years. at the home of his son.
in-law, Mr.. Bernard Monday
STAUP.
Mr.. John T Staup, died Mon
day evening, June IL, at his resi-.
dence i'll CreagerStown, this
county, in the 6lst year of his
age. He is survived by several
sons and daughters.
KoLB.
Maggie L. Kolb died Sunday
evening, June 10, at the residence
of her parents, in Creagerstown,
this county, after long and
painful illness from consumption,
aged % years, 10 months and +
days.
RIDGELY.
Mrs Elizabeth G. Ridgely,
wife of j. Tilghman Ridgely, "a
prominent and highly respected
citizen of Springfield, Ohio died
at her home, that city, Friday,
June 10th, after an illness of two
years of diabetes, aged G6 years.
Mrs. Ridgely is survived by
husband and four children.
SEXTON.
Mr. Charles j. Seton, aged
66 years, died on June -, at his
home, in Fairfield, Pa. He was
a son of the late Andrew Seton,
of Thurmont, this county, and
had spent his boyhood days
there. He is survived by
widow aud six children.
FLEAGLE.
Mrs. Fleagle, widow of John
Fleagle, died Sunday afternoon,
June IL, at her home in Thur
mont, this county, aged Is years.
Mrs. Fleagle was born at Miney
Branch, Pa, on July 2nd, 1858,
and on May 81, 1916, married Mr..
John A. Fleagle, of Fountain
dale, Pa. She is survived by five
children.
HoGG.
Mrs. Barbara Ann Hogg,
widow, of Samuel r. Hogg, for
merry of this city, died in Balti.
more Friday night last, at II
O'Clock, of general debility, in
the SSth year of her age. Mrs.
Hogg was daughter of the late
John Kunkel, and a sister to
Misses Mary c. and Amelia Kun
KEEL, of this city. She was twice
married, her first husband being
a Mr.. TySe. She is survived by
six children.
HARPER.
Mr.. Emory Harper, a well
known resident of this city, died
at his residence, South Market
street, Saturday evening, at 100
O'Clock, of Bright's disease, aged
Ga years. Mr.. Harper was a con
sistent member of the NJ. Il.
Church, South, and has been
sexton of the church for many
years. He is survived by a wife
and two children, Mr.. Thomas
Harper, of Frederick, and Mrs.
Nettie Rogers, Of Boston, Mass. /
KEMP.
Mrs. j. Q. A. Kemp, formerly
of this county, died at her home
in Hagerstown. Sunday morning
at ten o'clock, from tumor of the |
stomach. Her health had been
failing for several months, but |
she was confined to her bed but |
a few weeks. She was carefully |
and tenderly nursed and cared
for during her illness by her de /
voted daughter, Lillian. the only !
surviving member of the family. !
Mrs. Kemp was the first of fam.
lily of ten to die. The following
brothers and sisters survive:
Mr.. i. |. Grove, Breathedsville; |