The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-09-14
DEATHS HARvES ST.
Well Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.
SHAFER.

| a good kind disposition and was widely known
| in this comfy. He also left a host of friends
who deeply regret bis loss.
| He was married in June, 1905, to Lueretla
| Palmer. o teacher in the public schools OF this
| county. Mr.. Shafer was a staunch Democrat,
! and always took an active part in elections
| He is survived by a wife, and leaves number
| of relatives in this State. The funeral took
Mace Mt his late residence Wednesday morn
| ing. Rev. James B. Stonesifer. his pastor,
conducting services. MIR. Shafer, while lying
extremely i'll. requested that the following
members of the knights of Pyth'as' Charity
| Lodge No 58, to be his pallbearers: Benz.
| F. Grouse, Guy w. Steele, Geo. A. Miller,
| George +. Matthews, James II. Cassell and
| Dr. c. r. Foutz The above lodge took
charge of the remains at the grave. James NJ.
| Stouer funeral director.
MISS RINEuART.
| Miss Mabel, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| erick Riuehart, of this city, aged u years,
month and ~ days, died on September s.
| Miss Rinehari suffered from a complication of
| diseases and during her whole illness had the
| deepest sympathy OF her many friends, as she
| was widely known in this county. Miss Rlne-
| hart was devoted member Of the Grace Lu-
| theran Church, always taken part in any so.
| cia or entertainment that might be gotten up
| by the church Her loss will be deeply fel.
| by her many friends. Her funeral took place
| on Monday at the Grace Lutheran Church,
| Rev. p. H. Miller, officiating and interment IN
| the Westminster cemetery. The pallbearers
| were Herbert Killer, Robert Myers, irwin
| Hahn. Carroll Stout, Harry Cootes and Harry
| Thomson. F. 4. Sharrer funeral director.
NACE
| Mr.. J. Wm. Mace, Of near Melrose, died at
| his home on September 3 Of liver trouble after
| 40 illness Of about nine months. lie lived
| lust one day past his Ind anniversary. tie
| leaves three children, a daughter, Mrs. VIM.
| Rhodes, resides near Melrose and sou, John,
| lives az home and Reverdy Mace hives near
| Sherman Church The funeral ~as held at
| the house on September and interment was
made in the cemetery adjoining the above
| mentioned church. Bergman L Keller were
| funeral directors
| MRS. HANN.
| Mr.. Sarah Y. Ham, wife Of Thomas |.
| HAM aud daughter OF Mr.. John James died
| at the home Of Mr.. Joseph james, near Mel.
/ rose. early September : after Al illness OF
nearly four wears She was troubled with
| tuberculosis OF the kidneys. She leaves, Be-.
| sides the husband and father. six year old
| daughter. Her father nov resides At Milton,
I Pa The deceased was aged ahoui ~ years
/ and months The funeral tocS place last
4 Saturday al ! clock. lniermeui VAS at
/ sherman Church. Jacob Wink MAS under
/ iaker.
MRS, sENsoS.
( Mrs. Laura May, wife OF Mr. William II.
/ Benson, Of BALTIMORE, formerly OF this county.
/ died on September 4. sged ahoat IS years
I A husband and children survive her. The
/ funeral took place on Saturday from her late
{ ressdencv. and luieTmenl vas 10 loudon Park
/ cemetery. Services wcrr conducted by Rev
/ J. +. Rossitrr. The p=iib-arrrs werr MeSsfs-
Wm C. Bsnsnn. Chariss y, Benson, George
/ T. Rensnu. Charles ~ Wayyit. Wa L
/ Hook aad Harry A. Hook.
/ xES HOOP.
Mrs. AriipA Wsrfcli Hood. Sid1w q the
4 late Naias ChArirS Wayman uand. died ~ the
I residence nl Ms Katherine ID. DAVIS. near
/ waiersvllle, on Sunday The tanrrai services
/ "a. hsid At 81 Paui's Protestant Episcopal
I Chprch. Poplar SprInEs. Nd. GA Inrsstay ai
( / p NJ. Iaisrmrul ~ WAFaeid cemetery Al
/ the homestead a, , p. m.
sgs NtErlS.
+ Mss Mary Marine. god - o. u'0r" yeArs.
I siie Of Mr. Las. MaFtiu. near Hampstead.
I died Saturday nl ,he iuirmifiss e aE~. 'hs
/ a. the daughter Of the late Thaua az Tracey
/ and sister OF ArSsrS, Joshua and William
/ Tracey. near HsmTasiraA. She barred
I Manizy froa the tiFacs Methodist Episcopal
+ Chzrch, Hampstead Great, Rev. Wilson
/ Thomas, pastor
~Es STUDY.
{ The announcement of the death Of Nrs.
I Olive g.. w,sr Of Augustus Study, 81 Blacks
I Corner has csurrd profnuad s~usailon
( Aaoug the cltiseas uf the vFeiugsy, where q
/ oceurred. Mr. Slpdy peacefully psssr,i aWay
I NouslAy morning. September 3. siler an IN
I ns~s OF less than = seek Willing and loving
+ hands miais,erri IN Der dariuz bet Illness,
I Aad 81 that medical skill coald do 70 conquer
I that which caused her death, Was employed
I % save her Ia her loved and loving ones. but
E withoui avail Mrs. Study vas the third
daughter az Mr. and Mrs. Wesley HAhH. %
/ Hahn's Mil She was a loving viir, de
4 voted mother and Afscssouaio sister, dEr
[ FOL daughter and kind ne'Ehiog and friend
/ HrF funeral took place on last " "Wednesday
/ morning, AFTER = short service NJ the house
COZ the family and most intimate iriends. the
body wAs lh~n removed - the Reformed
I Church. AZ Silver Ran, where iha tanrr4i ser
I vice. where conducted BY her pastor, Rev.
! J S,ruaeF HArtnan Who also bad conducted
The service a. the hGuse Rev. Hartman.
| xha preached a beAailfai asd impressive ser
| MOI from The words Her sun u gone
do~H shire &c yet dag, after which
her body Sas iendrriy lNid 10 rrsi m thai
| beautiful and hAilOSrd arre at God, amidst
/ a thruug Of Tears, friends and flowers Her
age was - years and IL DAYS. She Is saEyived
/ daBghtrrs-Romain. infant. Viola Blanche
I and ave sisters-Mrs- Nate keei~r and Mrs.
Corr B4akert, Of Nayberry; Mrs., Esther
Basehoar. % near TaueyioSn; Mr.. Mary
StoBesifer, Of Westminster; sod Mis- CauudA
At home, Who have the Elosg slncefc sympathy
OF the community 10 their EIei
Mss. WARRINGTON,
Mrs.. Mary E., wife og Erusi A. Waliing,
too, OF ls29 Madison ayenas. Baltimore, died
Tuesday, 4th inst, al ihe,r summer home ia
MAYORS. Richmond county. Virginia Mrs.
Waddngton Is survived by her husband, three
solls aud three daughter. Que OF the latter OF
whom became the wife OF Mr.. George Thomas
Blair. Of San Francisco. = brother Of Mrs. W.
II. Hulling. Of this city. just one monih be
fore his mothers death. Mrs. Blair M
able 10 be present al the funeral, VIII uh took
place on the 9th inst, IN Baltimore.
WOLF.
Plus C. Wolf. Of near Union Mills, died Sep
iember 7th. aged 20 years. months and 9
days He WIS q miller Tor oyrg sd years. Tie
is survived BY widow. daughter, Mrs.
r. y. koonts. OF Union Mills, four grand
children aud lwo greai-gandchildren, also
the following brothers and sisters-Abraham
Wolf, of Hartford county; Albert Wolf, OF Sail
Lake City, Utah; Mrs Samuel Gutelins, OF
l.ittiesto~n; Mrs. BeniAh CasSAtt, OF Getys
burg, and Mrs. Debut, OF Hanover. Hi:
funeral took place at Silver Run LuheFau
Church, September 10, Rev. Mr.. Yader othci
atiug. Pallbearers we're Samuel Messenger,
Isaiah Humbert George HumberI, Charles
Nusbaum. Aaron Bankert and William kerk.
or Edw. Croft undertaken.
KoONTL
Flora Ida. infant daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Jeremiah Koontz, of Pleasant Valley, aged
month and II days, died on September II, OF
whooping cough. Funeral took place OF
September r. Rev. Roeder, OF Silver Run
officiating. and interment in Pleasant Valley
cemetery James NJ Stoner funeral director
| SToN ESIEER.
Mrs Pemeiia Stonesiier. widow of DENIM:
( Stonester, Of Baltimore, formerly of this city
died on Thursday at II O'Clock, aged about
IS years. One sister, AddIe Durhin, and two
brothers, Charles and Jesse Durbin, suryiv,
J her. Funeral Saturday morning at the West
minister cemetery.
West Falls Items.