The Democratic advocate., 1905-02-25
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.

noon.
On February IS, Margaret Grace, aged 2
years, | month and day, youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D. Stoner, of this city,
died after an illness of two weeks with gastric
fever Funeral services by Elder VIM. E.
Roop at Meadow Branch Church on Sunday
afternoon and nterment in the cemetery ad-
joining. The pallbearers were Masters Ches-
ter Cassell, Joseph Smith, Sterling Grumbine,
and Reginald Stoner.
KELLY.
Mr. Edward Kelly, for many years prom
inent citizen of South Baltimore, died on
the night of February 10, at his home, 1044
South Charles street. While experimenting
work on his property about week ago he
contracted a severe cold, which developed in
to pneumonia.
He was born 76 years ago in Ireland, but
came to this country when boy. For 40
years he was in the dairy business, having
dairy farm at Tannery, Carroll county, until
his retirement about five years ago. His route
was in South Baltimore. The Baltimore Sun
Substituting the smallpox epidemic in 1882,
when other dairymen refused to go in the
neighborhood where the malady was raging,
Mr. Kelly personally served milk at the homes
of those suffering from the disease. This en-
deared him to many persons III the commn
nifty. On several occasions his name was
mentioned for the city council, but he refused
to be candidate.
He was one of the organizers Of St. Mary,
Star of the Sea, Catholic Church, and for
many years had been one of the auditors of
the church. He was member of the Young
Catholic Friends Society. He was married
so years last July. His wife died II years ago.
He leaves seven children-Miss Marguerite
Kelly, Miss Mary Kelly, Mrs. Hugh Mccall
Mrs A. F. Hid, Messrs. James P, Timothy
and Frank j. Kelly.
RINEHART.
Mrs Catharine Z. Reinhardt aged Sc years.
months and days, died February II at the
residence her son, Mr.. j. Fred. Reinhardt
West Main street, this city, from general de-
bility. She leaves two sons-Mr. j. Fred.
Reinharlt, OF this city, and Mr.. John Rein
hardt, living III the West, and one daughter
Mrs Conrad Shatier. She was a member of
the German Lutheran Church, at Deer Park,
where her remains were inferred on the 10Th
instant, Rev. R. W. Doty officiating.
ECKER.
Mr.. Solomon S. Ecker, one of the best
known citizens of New Windsor district, died
February -. at his residence after short i'll
ness, in his 10th year. He is survived by his
wife, whose maiden name was Miss Hattie
Poole, and the following children-Edw. and
Herbert Eckert Of ST. Louis; Isaac and Joseph
Ecker, of Louisiana; Preston Ecker and Mrs.
Molle Haines. of New Windsor; Mrs Maggie
Hume, of Buffalo, N. Y; Misses Helen, Hat
tie and Nora Ecker, of New Windsor. Mr..
Ecker was thoroughly reliable man. his word
was his bond, and as husband, father and
neighbor he had no superior. His funeral was
held at his residence Friday afternoon and
was largely attended. A friend of Mr.. Ecker,
in New Windsor, sends the following: "Mr.
Ecker was excellent farmer, and one of the
best informed men in the county, and his ad-
vice was sought for by men in all stations of
life. In religion he was a Presbyterian, and
very faithful 10 his church. At one time he
was the only male member of the Presbyte-
rian Church in New Windsor. In politics he
was II Republican, but was ready to support
good men in either party. noble character
has left us.
Augustus Warfeld, aged IS years, one of
Howard countys we'll known farmers. died at
his home. near Lisbon, at IL O'Clock on the
night of February p. He was distant rela-
tive Of Governor Warfed, and owned fine
farm of 175 acres, which is considered one of
the most productive in the county.
Mr.. Warfeld leaves two brothers, DIR. Mil
ton Warfeld, of near Lisbon, and Joshua D.
Warfield, of Montgomery county, and two sis.
ters. Mrs. Samuel Davis and Mrs. E. Hood,
both of Watersvile, Carroll county. Mr.. War
fields wife died two years ago.
KEMPER.
Mr.. Michael kemper died near Denning's
on Sunday morning, February 13. of pneumo,
MIA. aged 80 years, months and days. He
is survived by number of sons and daughters.
His wife died about five years ago. He was
farmer and formerly lived in Pleasant Valley,
where he had many relatives and friends. His
remains were inferred at Benjamn's ceme-
terry, near this city. on Wednesday after fu-
neral services by Rev. r. W. Doty, pastor of
Salem Charge Lutheran Church, this city.
Mr.. James M. Stoner, undertaken of this city.
had charge of the funeral.
ALDRIDGE.
Mrs. Mary A., widow of Zachariah Aid.
ridge died February Is, after few days i'll.
ness AT the residence of her son in law, Mr..
Jesse Bair, near Bloom, in the sOth year of
her age. She is survived by two daughters
Mrs. Jesse Bair and Mrs. Jane Richardson.
and two sons-George W, and VIM. Aldridge.
Her remains were inferred ON the 18th instant
at Ebenezer NJ. Il. Church, near Winfield, of
which she was member for many years.
GUGEL.
Maria B. Gugel, widow of the late Lawrence
Gugel, of Manchester. died February Il, at
the residence of her son-in-law, Chris Gregor.
his, Park Heights avenue, Baltimore. She
was in her SD year.
LITTLE.
Henry II. Little, aged 81 years. died at his
residence in Baltimore, Md, on February 81.
In his early days he taught school in Freedom
district, this county, and for number of
years was manager of the old Guys Hotel, in
Monument Square, Baltimore, where the new
poStoffice is now located
OGLE.
Samuel P. Ogle died at his home near West
minister, February II, 1905, after an illness of
about week from stomach trouble.
Mr.. Ogle was born January %. 1885. He
was one of family of eleven children. Seven
OF whom are still living-David Ogle and Mrs.
Thomas Bankert in Baltimore; Reuben Ogle
and Mrs. Alice Hoover, of Shippensburg, Pa.
Mrs. Ann Chestnut, of Dansville, Pa. Mrs
Lewis Ogle, of Illinois, and John Ogle, of
Missouri. His father was Daniel Ogle.
He was twice married. His first wife was
Miss Rowe. She died in 1895. His second
wife Was Mrs. Sharrer, of Westminster. He
has one surviving daughter by the first wife
Mrs. Harry Eckard, of Bark Hill, this county.
Mr.. Ogle resided in Bark Hill up to the
time of his second marriage. At one time he
had charge of a small store there.
He was a member of the Church of God at
Bark HILL and was for a number of years
sexton of the same. In politics, Mr.. Ogle |
was Republican.
The friends of Mr. Ogle paid their last tri-
butte respect at Leister's Church, February
20. lnterment in the adjoining cemetery.
Revs. R. W. Doty and F. l.. Murray were the
officiating ministers. Rev. R. w. Doty
preached from Isiah 53-5. "With His stripes
we are healed
The pallbearers were Messrs. David Martin.
Jacob Stephan, Araham Bankert. George
Sellers, Peter Sias and Aaron Shaffer Frank