The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-10-24
WORK OF THE GRIM REAPER.
Death of Residents and Other Well-KnOwn
Persons.

Death of Residents and Other Well-KnOwn
Persons.
Mrs. Caroline Billmyer, widow of the late
Jacob Bilmyer, died October Is, at the old
home place, near Uniontown. in her 90th
year. Her death was due to the infrmities of
old age. The funeral was held Saturday at
Pipe Creek German Baptist Church; inter-
ment in the cemetery adjoining the church.
Services were conducted by Elder E. w.
Stoner, of Union Bridge. Keener c. Bill
myer, of Union Bridge, and Jesse Billmyer,
of Uniontown district, are sons of the de-
ceased.
Jacob Kump, residing with his daughter,
Mrs. John Panebaker, in Union township,
Adams county, Pa, died at p. NJ, October
Is, from complication of diseases, aged 81
years, months and IL days. He is survived
by two sons, w. A. Kump, of Baltimore, and
j. A. Kump, of Humps, and two daughters,
Mrs. John Panebaker, of Union township,
and Mrs. Uriah Morelock, of Myers district.
He is also survived by II grandchildren and
Is great grandchildren. After short services
at the house on Sunday morning, the funeral
proceeded to Silver Run Reformed Church,
where further services we're held and inter-
ment made. Rev. j. Stewart Hartman con-
quoted the services.
Mrs. Nora Berton Yinglng, wife of Mr..
Harry M. Yingling, died at her home on Lib
erty street, Westminster, on Wednesday night
of last week, of pneumonia, aged % years,
months and IA days. Mrs. Yingliug had been
suffering for some years with an affection of
the throat and contracted cold while visiting
Baltimore, where she was being treated by
specialist. Pneumonia developed causing her
death as stated. Her amiable disposition and
sincere christian character had won her many
friends, who are deeply panied by her death.
Her sufferings were intense, but were borne
with christian fortitude and resignation. She
was native of Baltimore and daughter OF
Laura j. and the late Noah b. Coulton, of
that city. Her husband survives her. After
funeral services conducted at her late resi-
dence, by Rev. l.. F. Warner, her remains
were inferred in Westminster Cemetery, Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. Louisa j., wife of the late John Marsh
of Westminster, died at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Snader, in Atlantic City, n.
j., on October 20, aged about IS years. She
leaves two sons, Pierce, of Frederick, and
William, Of Washington, and four daughters,
Mrs. James McCauley, of Hampden, Md,
Mrs. Harry Snader, of Atlantic City, N. D.,
Mrs. Ed. Lawton, of Washington. ID. e., and
Mrs. Clarence Seabrook, of Baltimore, and
number of grandchildren. She was a member
of St. Paul's Reformed Church, this city, was
a devoted wife and mother and a good neigh
Dor. Services were held at St. Paul's Re
formed Church, Friday at noon, Rev. James
B. Stonesifer officiating in the absence of her
pastor, Rev. c. S. Slagle. Her remains were
inferred in Westminster Cemetery.
Mrs. Theresa .Jellenick aged IS years and
day, died at the residence of her son Frank,
near this city, on the night of October l6.
Her remains were inferred in ST. Johns
Cemetery on Monday, Rev Father Cassidy
officiating.
Near Pleasant Valley, this county, on Oct
10, Grover Adlai, aged 10 years, 10 months
and Is days. son of William II. and Maggie
S. Utermahlen.
The Gettysburg pa Compiler, of Octo
Der p, says Mrs Sarah Foulk, of Mountioy
died on last Friday aged IS years.
She was the widow of Samuel Foulk. Her
funeral took place on Sunday morning from
Grace Lutheran Church at Two TavernS,
Rev. Mr. Bastian conducting the services.
Every pew in the church was filled with rea
tivps and friends who had come to pay a last
respect to her memory. Her maiden name
was Sarah Linn. and she leaves four children,
Charles +. and Walter f. Foulk, of Mountjoy
Alice NJ Conover, of same place
Ellen E. Schriver, of near Harvey, and
Blanche l.. Orndorf, Lottie,
Luther. Annie and Mary Bittle; brother
and sister in Carroll county, Nd, and
brother in Chicago.
John M. Deunis, IS years old, died October
16, at his home, IA North Mount street. Bal
timore, of heart trouble. He had been sick
for about three months. Mr.. Dennis was one
of the Oldest paperhangerS in Baltimore, and
had worked regularly up To the time OF his
last illness. He was a Batimorean and had
lived there all his life except for about IA
years, when he was in business in Frederick
and Carroll counties He was member OF
Council of the Royal Arcanum
He leaves widow, one son, Rev. Louis T.
Dennis, member of the Rock River Metho-
dist Conference of Illinois, and three daugh-
tiers.
Charles p. Bale. burgess of New Windsor,
died mt his home in that place October 18Th.
His death was caused by heart disease, from
which he suffered for number of years.
He was Civil War veteran, served IN the
Seventh Mary land Regiment was a member.
of Burns Post, Grand Army of the Republic,
and was adjutant of that organization at the
time of his death. He was Lutheran IN re-
ligon and Republican in politics. He was
Il cabinet maker of remarkable skill and also
conducted the undertaking business. Mr..
Bale in every respect was a good citizen.
He leaves Il widow but no children. His age
was 65 years. His funeral took place at his
late residence Wednesday afternoon. The
Tb,,1nc " Snith
smith, Harvey Bankert, Charles Jones. John
II. Roop and Charles Selman. Revs. Baush
man, Frazier and Campbell otliciated at the
funeral Members of Burns Post. No IL #
Westminster, Sui phur Springs Lodge, No.
1870, |. U. q. F., together with Il large num-
her of relatives and friends attended the
funeral.
Mary, wife of William Bushpy, who had
been suffering for several years from rheuma
tism, died at her home near Woodensburg.
October II, from severe attack grippe.
Mrs. Bushey was ~ years old and is
vived by her husband, three sons, Lawrence
and William Bushey, Of Hampstead, and
George Bushey, of Cavetown. Md, two
daughters, Mrs Fannie Bilzer and Miss Alice
Bushey.
Orphans Court.
Monday. October 19.-Leters of admins
traton on the estate of Jacob j. Study de-
ceased, were granted to Calvin &. Slonaker
and Edward G. Eckard, who received order
to notify creditors.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Charles Il. Reifsnider, deceased, were granted
to Charles Il. Reifsnider, Jr., who received
order to notify creditors.
Hannah A. Brown, administrators of John
H. Brown, deceased, settled first and final