The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-11-18
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.

| LoCEARD.
Mrs. Florence May Lockard, widow L
Edward G. Lockard. died at the residence q
her father, Mr.. Simon J. Reese, Georg,
| street, Westminster, on Friday evening, No
vember 10, of consumption, aged "a years
Two sons, aged 10 and u years, survive her
| Her funeral was held at = O'Clock Sunday
afternoon at Grace Lutheran Church, Rev P
| H. Miller, d. D., officiating. The pallbear-
ers were John Little, Harvey S. Witler, }.
Hoffman Fuss, Abraham Price Theodore
Kaufman and William Helm. Frank A
Sharrer was funeral director.
MRS TRoNE
Sarah, widow of the late Abraham Trone
! died November Is. at the home of her daugh
| ter, Mrs. Annie Warner, near Lineboro, Man.
! chester district, from dropsy, aged 81 years
| I months and days.
! Mrs. Trone was an invalid for the past Is
years, being q sufferer from valvuar disease
| of the heart. She Is survived by her only
child, Mrs. Annie Warner. Her funeral took
| place on Friday from the home of her daugh.
| ter. lnterment at Lineboro Cemetery. Rev.
H. H. Flick officiated.
CosHUN.
Charles W., son of Emory Coshun, of Mt.
Joy township, Adams county. Pa. died No.
vember II, aged about 20 years
The death of this young man Was sudden
and was brought about ia a peculiar manner.
Some time ago pimple formed in one OF his
nostrils, which caused him great pain. The
sore, after being poulticed. opened Saturday
morning and from that time his face swelied
To immense proportions. His nostrils closed
and his eyes were swollen shut. About 10
o clock Monday night he became unconscious
and died. despite the aid of skilled physicians.
He Was quiet, hard working young man and
well thought of. He was member of Camp
II 5. of V. of Gettysburg.
CRAPSTER.
Ihaddeus CTapeter. who had been III Mt his
home, Ellerslie, GIeuwood Howard county.
died on November l6 Brighis disease was
the cause of his death.
Mr.. Crapster was ~ years old and Was one
of the best known and most widely loved resi-
dents Of the county, where be had always
hved-the life Of the country gentleman. His
one venture into public life was when be be.
came assessor under the new Assessment law,
his associates on the board being The late John
h. Brown and Louis HasIup.
He Was the son Of Basil Crapster 4 widow,
who WAS Miss Eleanor Greayes. survives hia.
as vel as a brother. Mr.. Gaslayus W. Crapster,
Of Westminster. Mr.. Mortimer d. Crapster.
OF Howard county. and Messrs- John aud
Woods Crapsie:, Of Taneyiown, are nePbe~s
Messrs. Ernest r. Crspstsr gDd Thsddeus
CrapsleT, Of Baltimore. are granduephews
he sas first cousin cf Governor Warfeld
and Mrs. CTapsler is first cousin Of the Gov.
ernor also. The funeral will take place this
Saturday Al 2-S0 p. m. a, Union Chapel, Glen
wood.
THURMAN.
Urish Thurman. a veil known citizen. re-
siding near hrideiers scboolhoase, in Man
chester district. died November :. aged 60
81 =
~idower and ieit seven grown children.
BUCKINGHAM.
The funeral Of Hester A. wife Of ObadiAh
Buckingham. who died on Friday, November
10, Al Gambler, this county. took place sun
day morning At Nj Pleasant NJ +. Church.
Services we're conducted by Rev. John Marsh.
Her age Vas IS YEAR.
Mrs Buckingham vas the daughter Of the
late Talbot And EIizabeIh Hamilton She =
survived By tao sisters, Ms Sarah Savers aud
Miss Mari Hamilton, and one brother, Mr..
Amos Hamilton, Of Westminster
The funeral was oae Of the largest ever held
10 this county, where she was veil kuouu and
lived most Of her life She ~As al ardent
church worker snd SsndAy School teacher for
many years. Her dea;h wiIl be sadly fell By
her macy friends and The community in -h'eh
she lived
Uuierakcs ShAsrcr. ofthis eisy. bad charge
IT the faueral. The paliisrarrrs ~rrs George
A. Barnes. T. J. Miller. r. F. Gorxurh. Geo.
6ofsuch. Geo. r. Knox and Wan. y Shauck
sTEGAKEE.
Mr.. Henry SireAkeT. OF this coanty died al
his hom. nezr Bcrrel. Freedom district. on
November Z. in bis 59sh ycss Being the oHiy
heir to his father, Mr. SireAker Inherited hss
old homestead aad birthplace ~hich be greatly
pfizsd and chcrishei throughout bis life. NJ.
SueAksr leaves = vidoE aud 81 children alos,
Of -Aom are Erosn. he VAS a spceessfal fat.
ner. member of the Independent Order Of
Odi Feilows and also = member 81 the Mary
land State Grange Ills remains wcfr Inirrrvd
Al Springfield cemetery, Sykessllir. Nj.