The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-07-26
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have
Fallen Before the Silent
Reaper.
GER HARD.

GERHARD.
Rev. GlaSe Gerhard, a minis.
ter of the Reformed Church. died
at st. Joseph's Hospital, in Read.
ing, Pa, Monday last, aged %
years.
KNODE.
DR.. George e. Knode, of Alley.
andria, Pa, died last Thursday
from lock jaw. He was brother
to Mr.. Frank l.. knode, of this
city.
COBURN.
Mrs. Sarah Coburn, aged 81
years, died last Friday morning
at the home of Mr.. Calvin Bready
of Adamstown The body was
taken to Washington SATURDAY.
morning for interment.
BREADY.
Mrs. George G. Bready, a ma.
tive of Frederick county, died on
the Sth inst. very suddenly of
heart trouble at her home in Har.
per's Ferry, w. Va. She leaves
a husband and one son. Dece ased
was in her 9th year.
THAYER.
Mary Lula Thayer, aged -
years, died Monday morning at
the home of her father, near AID.
amstown, this county, of spinal
meningitis, after a brief illness.
Her funeral took place Tuesday
afternoon. Services were held at
the house. 1nterment was made
in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
BOND.
On last Friday morning Mr.
Cornelius Bond, a well known
resident of townsville district
died of general debility, aged "a
years. He leaves a widow and
seventeen children. His funeral
took place on Sunday morning.
MO1TER.
Mr.. Joshua Motter, an aged
and respected citizen of Boones.
boro, died i'll that place on the
18th inst, aged nearly 10 wears
Mr.. Motter was a native Of Mid.
dlet0wn, this county, but early
i'll life moved to BoonesbOro with
his widowed mother, and resided
there until his death. His widow
survives him.
SHARER.
Mrs. Anna G. Sharer, wife of
John Sharer and daughter of
Mrs. Edward Barrick, of this
city, died Monday, the DIST inst.
at her home one mile east Of
Rocky Ridge, of dropsy, aged Al
years. She is survived by her
husband, three sons and one
daughter. The funeral took place
from Rocky Ridge at O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon.
DREYER.
Henry A. Dreyer died at the
home of his son in-law, E. W,
Monkey, at Plane No. 4, this
county, on Tuesday of last week,
aged - years. He leaves a widow
and three children, Charles NJ.
Dreyer, Mrs. Henry Mussetter
and Mrs. +. w. Monkey. The fiji.
neral took place at the NJ. p.
church, New Market, on Thurs,
day.
GIBBONS.
Daniel T. Gibbons. formerly of
Braddock, this county, died at
his home in Washington, ID. c.,
very suddenly on the 3rd inst.
from the effects Of the heat. He
was 50 years of age, and leaves
widow and one child. Deceased
was the eldest son of Mr.. Jacob
n. Gibbons. His remains were
inferred in the Congressional
Cemetery at Washington.
MANAHAN.
Alfred w. Manahan died at his
home in Sabillasville, this county,
on Sunday afternoon, the Goth
inst, in the siXty-ninth year of
his age. He was BORN in this
county, but when five years old
emigrated with his parents to
Ohio. A widow and six children
survive him-George w.. Chas.
T., Clayton, Edward, Mrs. Anna
Stops and Miss Lena Manahan.
Mrs. Caroline G. Sim died at
her home in Baltimore last Satur-
day aged about 80 years. She
was a native Of Frederick, and
was the widow of the late ChaS.
W. Sim, of this city. One son,
Chas. }. Sim, survives her, as
does sister, Mrs. Marman, and
two brothers, William and Henry
Schmidt, all of Frederick. Her
remains were brought to Freder-
lex on Monday, and inferred in
Nj f. 1iiVnt Eamo+on,.