The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-04-08
DEATHS HARVEST.
We'll Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.

UHLER.
After prolonged illness, Mr.. William h.
Uher, aged IS years, / month and IL days,
died Monday morning at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Alice Zegler, near Lawndale.
Funeral services and burial took place We'd
nesday at Emory Chapel, Rev. Robert W.
Doty officiating, and were largely attended.
Mr.. Uhler was charter member of Charity
Lodge No. So, Knights of Pythias of this city.
Members of the order acted as pail bearers,
and the burial service was used at the grave.
He leaves the following chldren-Mrs. Alice
Zeigler. Nicholas Uhler, of Hamilton. Md. :;
Mrs. Albert Chew, Mrs. Henry Stull, Mrs
George McCollum, of Altoona, Pa; Richard
Uhler, of Baltimore; also the following broth
ers and sisiers-John Uhler, Francis NJ.
Uhler. Mrs. Jacob Hoff, Mrs Amanda Friz-
zell, Mrs. Emma Shilling and Miss Lizzie
Uhler, and "a grandchildren and Is great
LOWE.
Nicholas Lowe, one of our oldest citizens,
died at the home of his son James f. Lowe, al
Eden, on the morning of April l, aged 81
years, months and days. Though gradu.
ally growing weaker he enjoyed good health
in general until few days before his death he
contracted pneumonia, which caused his rather
sudden demise. Mr.. Lowe was staunch
Democrat, and leaves two sons and two daugh
tiers. Funeral services and interment took
place at ST. Johns tLeistersl on the Bird inst.
Rev. R. W. Doty officiating. His pailbearers
were A. p Berwager. Fred. Brehm. Fred.
Hoffman, Jacob NJ. Matthias. Joseph Zepp
and David H. Zimmerman.
sHUITZ
John W. Shultz. u laborer. was found lying
dead on a hedge row near Mt. Union. where
he had been working on Tuesday afternoon,
about O'Clock. by Harry Shafer After a
physician aud u sufficient number Of men TO
compose Jury had assembled the dead man
was taken 10 his home IN Roseyille, from
where his funeral was held on Thursday nom
ing. Services and intermeut took place At st.
Johns CLeister's) Church, of which the de
ceased was a faithful aud Conscientious mem
Der. Mr. Shullz was kind husband, an
obligiug neighbOr, and genial christian gen
lleman, and will be greatly missed IN that com
muniiy. He leaves a wife and host OF friends
to mourn their loss. His pallbearers were
David J. Brown. Johu t. Brown. ]. Henry
Lester, Eli Null, Frank |. Stephan and How
ard $. WIuer.
FLEMING.
Ms Ellen B. Fleming died last Thursday
night. March 80. of pneumonia At the home
of her son.in Law, Mr.. James Nicely, fancy
town, after an Illness Of about four weeks.
She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Jacob New
conner. of Harvey. Mrs. Jennings age vas
Is years and days. Funeral services were
held on Monday at 10 a. IN. at her late home,
inisrment being made ia the Presbyterian
cemetery al Emmiisburg.
HAErSoCK-
Mrs.. Mary Hartsock. widow oi the late
George ". HartSoek. and sister Of Samuel
Maekley. Of Union Bridge. died At the Emer
sency Hospital. Frrdeyick. Il 'yPh"sd pRru
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swans
Rachel. widow Of the late Edward Evans,
Of this county. died a, The residence of her
sou ia las, Andrew Shaefier. No. l5ls Argyle
avenue. Baltimore. on April 1t, aged q years
Her remsins Srre inferred al Morgan Chapel,
April 4.
s,UEk.riN
In Baltimore. on April Isl. Eva NJ. aged
2i years. Nifr Of Clarence +. SaaeFSein. Al
her residence No. aa1S PsysOn street, Bzigi-
more. She vas ; daughter IT Isaac " >'aley.
OF this county. laIermeDi Al i.oadon Park
Cemetery,
H0FrACNEs-
John e.. W. Hofacker. a yruntiurai anG
highly respected farmer Of Hoitacker = alley.
YORK county. Pa, died Al ; o clock Monday
morning 81 hear disease 81 bis home, near
Werss's store. aged Aboaj - yesr, Mr. Huf-
f&rAErs NH0 vas GflhfNflfA lAitS - AANA+"AaTf
creamery, NJ Weriss store, Al the hour men
TONED. pss in the at oi tying has horse 10 a
pos, ~hen be dropped 10 The grOund ard rx-
pirrd almost Instantly HIS mAay excellent
qualities OF head and heart cadeAred him 10
all ~ho had the pleasure Of bis acquaintance.
and his Sudden death has rausea ssnceTr scr.
fsx 10 bis large circle Of friends
M. HofackrF vas a 81 John H0tAekeg.
OF Hoaaekes's Valley, aud was uAfrted about
~ yeAz ago TO Mis- Labra Trnne, daughter
og John Trone. Of we-i MAnhe,m township,
uho survives him. together uilh t~o dAsgh-
iers. Mrs Harry Bowman, Of Pean township.
aud Ms. John fToRe. Al home, aad iso sons,
Samasl and John - hosae- tie - also saT-
viyed hy tour SISTERS, Mr.. Anihony Mace, q
Mannheim ,o~ush,p; Mrs SAyllA naiS, 4
I.iarboso. Nd; Mrs MaadiilA Warner. 81
Marbars. aud Mss RebeccA Hofacker. Of
GrAngeviile, aud oae bFp,h-r. +, G, HoHack
~. og Hobart
Furnrral services wers. held Al the house
April 6; inyermeat NJ sheTm4n's ChGrch, Rev.
j. 4. MeizEsF. ofscizsiag-