The Democratic advocate., 1907-04-26
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.

Annie Caple, of Winfield, died on April Fl
of consumption, aged 20 years, months and
20 days. She was a good and earnest worke
in the church and Sunday school. She was I
general favorite among her companions, ant
was always ready TO lend helping hand t.
those in need.
Her bright and pleasing personality pro
cured her for many friends wherever she went
AS she passed through life she was observed
to possess growing inclination to do her duty
A glowing tribute was paid her by her pastor
the loss of this most promising young lady
Our sympathies go out to the heart stricken
parents, who have lost three children in les
than two years.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday
Interment was in Winfield cemetery, Revs
Harris, Carey and Cecil officiating. The pail
bearers were chosen from among her younE
associates. She was member OF Ebeneze
Church. The palIbearers were Arthur Zile
David Stem, Carroll Stem, Ernest Cover
Clarence Brown. Guy Carlisle. The honor
ary pallbearers were young ladies who wert
as follows: Misses Maud Stem. Virgie Lind
say, Lulu Yohn, Mary Houck, Ruth Easton
and Addie Barnes.
Frank N. Ensor, aged 26 years, son of VIM
Duncan and Imogene Ensor, formerly of this
city but now of New York, was fatally injured
in an electric car collision in that city Friday
evening, April 10. He was taken to hospl
tai, but died the following Tuesday at $50 p
m. without regaining consciousness. Besides
his father and mother he is survived by wife
aud one child and sister. He was the grand
son of the late Nelson Mitten of this city.
Funeral services were held in this city, this
Friday afternoon at 2 p. M, at the residence
of Mrs. Nelson Mitten, East Main street. DIR.
Hugh L. Elderdice, of the Westminster Theo
logical Seminary conducting the services.
The pallbearers were j. Pearre Wantz, DIR.
Myers, Frank Z. Miller, Denton Gehr, DR..
Luther Baer and Frank Thomas. lnterment
was in Westminster cemetery.
ENGLAR.
Miss Lydia Englar died at the residence OF
her sister-in- law, Mrs. John David Englar, al
Beaver Dam. Frederick county, Nd, on Sat
urday evening last. of pneumonia, after an
illness of but IL few days, in the 64th year OF
her age. Her funeral services took place from
the residence of her sisterin law. which was
the old Herring Homestead" on Tuesday
afternoon last and were conducted by Rev. b.
F. Clarkson. of The Methodist Episcopal
Church, and Rev. Edgar L. Reed. of the
Methodist Protestant Church. both of Union
Bridge. The interment was in the Mountain
View cemetery at Union Bridge. The funeral
was attended by II large number of relatives
and friends, among them DR.. j. W. Herring
and wife, and Mrs. Virginia c. Armacost, OF
this city, also Rev. J. D. kinzer and Miss
Annie Kinzer. of Baltimore. cousins OF the
deceased. Miss Englar was a most excellent
and amiabe woman, and her death will be
keenly felt by many who knew her. She was
The youngest daughter of the late Nathan En-
glar, and is survived by two brothers josiah
and Addison Englar.
John A. Simpson, II member OF the city
police force. died at his home in Frederick on
Saturday after long illness, aged SO years.
The decreased was native of Pennsylvania
He is survived by widow. four sons-Ed-
ward, of Frederick: C. E. and John H., of
Mount Airy, and Victor R. Simpson, of Cham
bersburg, Pa.-and two daughters-Mrs. Ed
ward Montour, of Birmingham, Ala, and Miss
Nora Simpson. of Frederick.
SNYDER.
Eliza +. Snyder, wife of Frank Snyder,
died very suddenly at her home, near Carroll
on, on Thursday afternoon, April Is. She
was 81 wears of age and was twice married,
ner first husband being the late H. Srocksdale.
She was well thought of by all who knew her.,
She had a fine disposition, was good neigh
Dor, and will be greatly missed III her home,
church and community. She was member
,f the Ladies' Aid Society of Wesley Church.
and was the first member they have ever lost
W death. The society attended the funeral
md gave handsome floral design. The de-
ceased is survived by one son, William ).
itocksdalp, of Millersvlle. by her first mar
'iage, and also by the following children, all
If whom are at home Jessie l., Emory,
Reno, Asbury, Leroy and an infant babe.
She is also survived by her father, Mr.. VIM.
A. Davidson, and four sisters and two broth
,rs: Miss Lydia p. Davidson, Of Millersville;
Mrs. Il. w. Buchanan, of Houcksville; Mrs.
Nm. Shaffer. Mrs. Charles Shaffer and G. H.
Davidson, of Baltimore. and VIM. A. David
on, of Patapsco. Her funeral took place on
afternoon at one O'Clock at Wesley
Church. Her funeral was one Of the largest
unerals that has ever been held at said church,
Rev. Nilsson Thomas officiating, assisted by
Rev. J. p Wilson. The pallbearers were
Noah Rill, A. j. Buchanan. John G. Taylor,
Marion Green, Jeremiah Blizzard and VIM.
long.
Mrs. Daniel Myers. an aged widow lady,
lied at her home at Pleasant Hill April q,
,f paralysis, aged 81 years. She is survived
)y four daughters and one son, all married.
The son is Oliver Myers, Of West Mannheim
ownship. The daughters are Mrs. Cyrus
Reck, of Grangevile; Mrs. II. E. Mace, of
West Mannheim; Mrs. Ellen Warehime and
Mrs. Missouri Warehime, both of Pleasant
Hill.
Funeral took place April "a, at the house.
[nterment at Shermans Church, Revs. j. A.
Metzger and j. II. Hartman officiating.
BosLEY.
Annie NJ. Bosley, wife OF Thomas NJ. Bosley,
If Greenmounl, died suddenly on Saturday
about noon from neuralgia of the heart, after
IN illness of three days. The deceased was IL
laughter of the late Henry Williams, of Man
chester. A husband and the following chill
lren survive her: Harry l.. Bosley, Mrs.
Joseph Zeigler, Mrs. John Brodbeck and Miss
Carrie E. Bosley. The deceased was an aunt
If Mrs. Harry B. Hoffacker, of this city.
Funeral took place on Tuesday at Greenmount.
KNADLER.
Mahlon Knadler, an old and esteemed resi-
lent of Keedysville, Washington county. died
1t his home in that place last Monday, of
aged II years and months.
He was a member of the Mount Vernon
Church. He learned the cooper trade when
Dut boy and had followed it all his life. a
ew weeks ago Mr.. Knadler's house caught
ire and he contracted cold at the time
which probably fastened his death. He is
survived by his wife, who was Miss Carr be-
ore marriage. and the following children ::
Charles, Burkittsville; Samuel j., this city;
Augustus, Hagerstown; William II. AID Ed
ward B., Keedysville; Mrs. Alice Wilhide and
Mrs. Ida Anderson, Keedysville; Emma,
Blanche and Elizabeth, at home.
STROH.
Mr.. Joseph Stroh, So years old, died on
Wednesday night at his home, near Cockeys-
yille.
He had asthma, but was able to work until
tuesday, when he was taken with hemor-
'hage. He leaves widow, who was Miss
Kate Knobb, and nine children-Mrs. Walter
Fendlay, Mrs. James Powers, of Cockeysville;
Mrs. Howard Baublitz, of Hampstead; Mrs
Frank E. Farley, of Baltimore; Miss Catherine
Stroh and Messrs. John, William, Samuel and
Chas. Stroh. There are Is grandchildren.
Wedding Bells.
KIMBELL-FALLEN.
Edward Fl. W. Kimbel, druggist ofSykes-
Vile. Md, and Miss Virginia Fallen, daugh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Fallen, of