The citizen., 1905-02-10
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have
Fallen Before the Silent
Reaper.
WATKINS.


Baltimore, on Saturday, February
4, after brief illness.
CUTSAIL.
Miss Nancy Ann Cutsail, died
at the home of Mr.. Chas. ThOmp-
snn. near Bartholows. Friday,
February 3. aged 76 years.
Death was due to paralysis.
SMITH.
Mariah Smith. wife of VIM.
Smith. of York. Pa. and daugh-
ter in-law of Jacob Smith. Of lie
gore. this county, died January
%. suddenly. of heart trouble and
dropSy, aged 36 years, IL months
and % days
GELTMACHER.
Mrs. Nernie Geltmacher. wife
of JOhu W. Geltmacher, died on
the morning of January p. at her
home near Locust Grove, this
county, from a complication of
diseases. aged about 3G years.
CRISE.
Mrs. Polly CriSe, widow of John
Crise, who died Is years ago. died
January 81 at Foxville, aged 81
years. She was a Miss RidenOur.
She is survived by thee children:
Il. T., WayneShoro; Mrs. James
Willard. Deerfeld; Mrs. Mahlon
Reynold, Sabillasville.
CASTLE.
Mrs. Sarah Castle, one of the
oldest residents Of Middletown
valley, died Friday morning, Jan.
q, of paralysis of the throat and
general debility. at the home of
her son. Mr.. John G. Castle, a
few miles southwest of Middle
town, in the SSth year of her age.
BRENGLE.
Francis Brengle, aged about
6S years. a well known former
resident of this city. died at his
home, near Reedsville, North
Carolina. on Sunday, of general
debility. Mr.. Brengle was son
of the late Francis and Maria
Brengle, who formerly resided on
West Second Street.
M'KENZIE.
Daniel Mckenzie. we'll known
resident of Rocky Springs. died
at his home Sunday morning
last, of dropsy, aged rs years.
He leaves a widow, three sons
John H., of Shookstown; Lewis,
near this city; Frank, of Lime
Kiln-aud one daughter, Mrs.
Robert Wickham. near this city.
HAUER.
Mrs. j. Fisher Hauer, wife of J.
f. Hauer. of Washington, ID. c..
died suddenly in this city Febru-
airy ?, of a complication of dis
eases. She is survived by her
husband, two sons and one daugh-
ter: DR.. Wilbur S. Hauer. Mrs.
Frank r.. Chase and Lee Hauer,
all of Washington.
MosER.
John 2. MoSer, a well known
farmer who resided about half a
mile from Emmitsburg, this
county. died at his home February
l aged 81 years. He leaves a
widow and three children, Mrs.
Robert TroXell and Edgar Moser,
both Of Emmitsburg, and Mrs. C.
Rager, near Gettysburg, Pa.
COCHRAN.
Miss Mary Ann Cochran. daugh.
ter of the late Jacob Cochran,
who resided with her two sisters,
Misses Louise aud Sarah Ellen
Cochran, near the Quebec school
house. a few miles south OF Mid
dletown, was found dead in bed
Monday morning January 80,
The deceased, was in the SlSt
year of her age.
TORMEY.
Mr.. Frank A. TOrmey died
Sunday afternoon at the Mary
land General Hospital. Balti
more. He was born in Frederick
Il years ago, but he had lived in
Baltimore since he was a boy.
During the last few years he was
manager of the National Fire
proofng Company. Most of his
life he was in the insurance bus
mess.
FAUBLE.
Mrs. Annie Fauble, an aged
resident of BurkittSville, this
county, died Tuesday morning,
January 81. at o'clock, of old
age and an attack of grip. Mrs.
Fauble was a Miss Biser and
leaves one sister, Mrs. Mary
HightmaD, and one brother, Mr..
j. Polk Biser, of Knoxville, to
mourn her loss. She was in her
S2nd year She leaves two sons,
Julian and Eugene, both of Bur
kittsville.
HEDGES.
Captain Charles @. Hedges,
aged 65 wears. died Saturday