The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-08-13
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.
DAyID IL REINECKER,

Have Passed Away.
DAVID II. REINECKER,
Formerly of this county, died at his home
| in Pembroke, Pa, July 3Oth, aged "a years,
| from paralysis. His wife died three weeks
previous of dropsy and rheumatism. tie IS
survived by these children:-Mrs. George
| Aungest. Miss Lizzie Reiuecker, Mrs r. d.
| Gorgas and Edwin Reinecker, all OF Pen
| brook; also by three sisters--Mrs. Josiah
! Kump, Mrs. Geo. W. Erh, Mrs. Henry Vent;
| and one stepbrother and sister, Mrs. Milton
| Morelock and William Reiuecker all OF thus
county.
MRS. SEvILLA BARTHOLD,
Who had been making her home with her
| daughter, Mrs Cornelius Saubel, OF AleSia,
! died there on July 30th, from cancor of the
stomach She had been i'll for some weeks.
Her funeral took place Tuesday following.
Interment at the Stone Church. Rev. Sechler
officiating She was 76 years of age and leaves
a son, John Barthold, of Cedar Ridge, Adams
county, Pa, and two daughters, Mrs. Henry
Shearer, of near Glenville, Pa, and Mrs. Cor
nelus Saubel. OF Alesia.
HESTER CROFT sTITcHER,
Wife of John Stitcher died at her residence
in this city on August 9TH, from acute cholora
morbus, after an illness of less than "a hours.
aged so years. Besides her husband she leaves
FIVE children. Her funeral took place Tuesday
morning. nterment in Westminster cemetery,
Rev. D. G. Miller. officiating. The pallhearers
were Harry X. Oursler, Essic X. Knight
| VIM. Oursley, George F. Morelock, VIM. l..
Frizzell and John Lefiert
MRS. SUSAN E. SHAW,
Died suddenly August 5, at the residence
of her son, William Shaw, 1922 Forrest Place
/ Baltimore. Her son Is engineer of the Blue
Mountain express on the Western Maryland
I Railroad. Her remains were inferred at Plney
/ Greek cemetery, Ianeytowu district, last Sun
| day morning Mrs Shaw WAS the widow Of
| the late Thomas Shaw, her maiden name Was
/ Krise, aud was born in Frederick county, aud
/ a sister,in law of G. Washington Shaw, OF
| Washington, d. C.. Ms. Shaw was - years
/ old and IS survived by the following children
| William, Of Baltimore; Thomas h. druggist,
! of Westminster; Mrs Charles A. Waesche, Of
/ Baltimore: Mrs. Ira Shower. Of WsyneSboro,
/ Pa: Mrs G.. W. Baugh, Of DauvIlle, Va,
/ Mrs vs.. L. Stovall and Mrs. Jesse GerEand.
I Of Baltimore: and was the grandmother OF
I Mr. Edward Diffeudai. of Westminster. and
/ Joseph Sioner, of Meadow Branch.
sANyEL VILIEg
/ Died August ;, al bis home, near Beckleys
I vile, Baltimore county, from consumption.
I Until recently he lived near Mount Carmel,
/ in the Filth district. His wife. 1--WE children.
I about 20 years old. Services were held at
1 Grace NJ F. Church and injerment sas At
4 St Paurs Lutheran Church, Arcadia. Mr..
I Miller is survived bv his widow, and i've chii-
/ dren-Mrs Andrew Schultz. Mrs. Iii Martin,
/ Mrs. Charles SNYDER. near Hampstead; WIN.
/ Miller. near Beck 'eyaviic and John Miller.
/ aear Parktoa. Joseph aud Thomas Miller.
I Of Hampstead, and Peter Miller, Of Baltimore.
/ are brothers, and Mrs. K. r. Batter, Of Wes'
I minister, is sister.
MS. HoNoBa BCsHEs
Died Al Sykesyiie this county, August 4,
aged s. years. Funeral and inteTmens a. 81
I Joseph, Church, Sykesvii.r. the s,h iu-
saul
JAxrs toCkaRn.
Que 81 Baliimore's sell knowo basiuess
men, died suddenly on the evening OF August
I :. at hts lase residence. 1895 Argyle avenue.
T in The 18th year 81 bis age. lie had been Cuui-
I planning a few weeks 6f hear sronb.e.
Mr. Lockarj bad ieh home TO take car
Z ride and became ill 10 the street only short
( distance fgpm bis home, and before medical
I asd could be summoned be had passed AwAy.
Z Mr. I.3ckari was born ia CRrr0lii0H, Car.
I roll county. Nd, where be resided uuuiarr
T of Years aad engaged in the mercantile ha.
uess during the war. Al is e3eSa h. moved
Z 10 Baltimore. uhere h. embAfse4 'a the fnar
I and feed business ou PENNSYLVANIA svrnuc aud
aas engaged there for 80 years. after vnich
Z hr had rived in Refinement. lie y ssvvis.-4
t.v ! widea. Mrs. Aunic l0ekArd, ans is,4
I s1nS-Geosee T. and JAMES C.. slso q grand
/ son. Dr.. s. c. loekari Mr Locksrd sss
Z one % the charter members 81 salem lsoA-c.
7 J. O. q. r.. No. "a. 81 Wsssnins'eF-
sxstsgE
Ga August lsI. "a, ttr hose ai ker <rsnd
I father. Joseph Banker. nrsF Westminster. 90
7 ch0iera inanism. tfaidiF Agues. agea yrsrs.
: months aud three DAYS. daughter Of NJ aHd
7 Mr.. Amos Sn-lser. Fua~rsl at Bgnlasaia =
Rei1ruez Church. and iaf~rmeut ia hrs sdcf g
I Cemetcgg Res. Iam@s r. staaesifer, Assisted
I b. Rev H. J. NcAilrs,er, o.aeafiuE
/ lrwgs T. Lrrr
( Djci August a.. a. the hotus 81 his riasins,
Z Misses Laura and nealir lAppF, in Msarhrs
I irr. frcm neurnlrtA and hrars failure, H.
{ uas 20 years old, and sA- retired farmer,
I lie Is survived rs he faIlo~ibg chiIdrru-
Z Allen H.. CiiBion v Trivia. Charies, ksfprr.
Z and Mrs Wm. StrrviE az rear Manchester,
aaa Wm. Lppy. Of Hanover. Pa. FousteeH
I rrapdchiljrcu also sursive ban. Mo ISAIAH
K Rsilsuider. II BFueevsiis, D , slstrr.
KISS 8HEtLEE
/ Ms Mary, daughter Of Rev. and Nfs Jos
/ P. Wheeler, died ~ her home IN Relsicrs,Oau-
Z Nd. August 10. frou consumption, Tier rr-
u,xiss wrre inferred "a Na.hiaETou. u. G.. oH
Friday.
MS. gl4EsBETH hood pAsusLp.
Whose death on Ialy 6ib, 1904. 10 her .dgh
year, was briefly nois-i ia the Advocate. -.
I the eldest daughter % the late Dr. john iopd
I Oainss. prominent physician Of Howard
raaaty. and sell knosu iu charvb vircScs,
being ordained 81 preach. her grandfather
vas pr. Ssguri Jennings, a Methodist mlnis-
Ter. widely kuoWu in church ~ork. by his
/ efforts ami lselp ibe cid church, Jennings
Chapel ia Ihe iaarsb district ~ Ha~sfd
COUNTY. uas balls, Her maternal grandfather
vas Capt. Thonias Boyle. she served si5h
great distinction daring The SN u 1872
( Reared IN a chYisiisn bone 1i refinement, her
early life va q beaaiitu, cxAseple 81 her train
ing. She life iang member ~ The South
( eru Methodist Episcopal Charch- Her early
education w5s Al home, under Eossrness-
LATER completing her studies 81 Prot. Barr =
School 90 Nuub Charles street, Baltimore
A fashionable boarding school iOT yoaHs 10
dies.
When fresh from school. ia tall bloom IT
youth and braaiy, Sue married the late i.smael
WaFiield, genial gentleman Of the old school
and Of the prominent and sell kaosn Mary
land family oG that name, He vas the eldest
sou Of Philemon Dorsey WaEbeld. and grand
sou Of benjamin. aud Catherine Dorsey War
field, born aud reared among the hills Of Hos
ard county, on the beautiful old ancestral
home OF the Wardelds. ''locust Grove, three
miles south OF Lisbon.
he inherited from his father large estate.
with many slaves. adjoining the old Warteld
homestead. Ii was there be took his bride,
aud il was there his children were born aud
reared
Ms. Warield was a woman OF refinement
and culture. possessed Wilh wonderful charm
of manner aud sweetness OF disposition. She
had always a ready welcome for stranger.
neighbour or friend.
just few hours before the angel Of death
came, she prayed most beautiful prayer
calling upon the Blessed Saviour to bless, com
fort, ard guide each Of her children.
Birthday Social.
delightful birthday social was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Dorsey in honor OF their
daughter, Mabel. Friday evening. August 9th,
it being the 18th anniversary OF her birth.
The guests began to arrive about s o clock.