The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-07-25

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took place last Sunday from Reisterstown
Methodist Episcopal Church, Of which he was
member for so years.
Mary, wife of Levi Motter, near Silver Run,
died on the night of July 18th, after AN Ill
ness of several months, aged A. years, D
months and Is days.
She is survived by her husband and eight
children, three sons and five daughters. The
sons are John Motter. who is engaged in
mining in Idaho Herbert and George Mot
ter, at home. The daughters are Mrs. Laura
Rodkey and Mrs Anna Grouse, OF near Silver
Run, Misses Jane, Emma and Cora Motier,
at home.
Mrs. Motter was daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Bowman. of Silver Run, and was con
sistent member of the Lutheran Church and
Sunday School, a kind neighbor and alice
tiOnate mother.
The funeral took place last Sunday. at P.
m. from her late home. Services were held
at Silver Run Lutheran Church, Revs. ).
Stewart Hartman and w. Fl. Ehrhart otiielat-
ing. The funeral was the largest ever IN that
community, about 200 persons were at the
house The church was filed to the door,
very large number Of people being turned
away. The corpse was viewed by about 1000
persons from the surrounding country, who
came To pay their last tribute OF respect TO
kind and loving neighbOr and chris uan moth
err The pall-bearers we're MessrS Milton
Study, John T. Messenger, John d. teeser.
Frank Brown, Augustus Nimert and Harvey
Wentz The floral designs were many and
beautiful.
Mrs. Catherine Warner, widow Of the late
Jesse Warner, died July Is, after protracted
Illness. at the home of her son, George W.
Warner, in Manchester. aged 81 years,
month and &c days She suffered a stroke OF
paralysis but died from dropsy, superindpced
by heart trouble. She was highly esteemed
BY a large circle of acquaintance. She Is
survived BY four children. George l.. and Jno.
w. Warner. Of Manchester. Chas- I. Warner,
Of Baltimore aud Mrs Jno. Hosielt, OF near
Snydersburg.
Her remains were inferred IN the Manches
ter Lutheran cemetery Monday afternoon.
The pallbearers we're Geo. A. Shower, LOUIS
B. Lippy. David W. Young, Andrew r. u.
Myers, Jacob Hoffman and Jacob P. BALTIC
ger.
Rebecca, wife Of Milton Berrsfl, Of Ridge.
vile. died suddenly last Saturday evening %
heart failure. She was in her usually good
health, aud had just eaten hearty supper,
aud ia few minutes afterwards expired.
Mrs. BeCraii was a large woman. weighing
$50 pounds She was 80 years 81 age. hight
children survive her Mrs. Becr.,ft Sas
raemher Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
Mr.. Iohuson Reed. aged 25 years, months
and Il DAYS, died JHly l., at his residence.
near Snydsrshurg H. Is Survived by bis
wife aud parents lie was an acilve member
Of The Lutheran Church aud also member
Of the Christian Eudeayor Society Funeral
services we're held on Monday morning and
the large congregation present altesicd the
high esteem IN which be was held by al who
knew him. Rev. ), N. Roeder ofhcIaicd.
Nessrs Edward Raby, Harry o. Alhaaeh,
Wesley Null. John " YiBgiing, EIward
Wise aui Jacob W. Haua werr paiitsarrr*-
Mrs. l.ydja MrCklgy. widow 81 lhs laie
Henry Meckiey. decd 81 the hosie - her daagh
ter. Mrs. Martin WiidAsin. IN Penn township.
Y6rl county. Pa. last Monday afternoon ot
dropsr and heart trouble aged - years. .>se
. survived IS one iaughier-Mrs- Martin
Wildasin, 81 pruu township. near Hanover.
and three soiis-Aibart Mrcsley, az l.iavboro.
John Of IittlesiuSn. and Charlie residing ~
the home farm. near Blooming Graye- I~u
brothers and one sister also sursIse Bee, Iar
brothers are: John Sanders, ai Dayton. ob.e.
and Michael Sanders. 1T Beaver. Colorado.
The sister, Mrs. ReiiiuE. rrs.drs iu t'ritSs
burg.