The Democratic advocate., 1907-01-04
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Othe rs
Who Have Passed Away.

IGLEHART.
Mrs. Elizabeth Iglehart, II years old. died
Friday of paralysis at the home of her daugh
ter, Miss S. c. Iglehart, 2O22 North Charles
street, Baltimore. She was the widow of Ru
fus Iglehart, of Howard county, and had lived
in Baltimore about two years. She is survived
by seven chidren-Mrs. Thomas Carr, of Car
roll county; Miss Bessie Iglehart and Messrs.
Charles r., Walter S. and Francis b. lge.
hart, of Belair, and Victor V. Iglehart, OF
Ellicott City.
Lydia Wantz, widow of the late Valentine
Wantz, of Mount Pleasant. died at her daugh
ter's at that place. on Friday last Funeral
took place at ST. Benjamin's Lester }
Church, Sunday morning, Rev. K. W. Doty
officiating. James NJ. Stoner funeral director.
FOWLER.
Joshua w. Fowler, who died in Baltimore
on December 81, of paralysis, was buried
on Saturday morning last at Pleasant
Valley, Rev P. A. Heilman. pastor of st.
Quoted the services. He was A years, 8
months and q days old. The pallbearers were
employees of Andrew Rhode & Son. James
NJ. Stoner funeral director.
John H. Kehn, of Thurmont, Md, died at
his home in that place, on December 26, OF
heart trouble, following an attack OF pneumo-
MIA. He was son of the late John kehn,
and was never married. William kehn, OF
Taneytown, is his brother, the sole survivor
of once large family. The body was in
tered in the Lutheran Cemetery at Taney-
town, on Friday morning last, services being
conducted by Rev. VIM. z. Wheeler. He
was a member of the l. o. o. F.. aud X. OF
P. which Orders had charge of the remains.
Francana, wife of Francis A. Wampler, OF
Finksburg, died yesterday morning very sud
denly aged about 72 years. Her funeral will
take place tomorrow noon at Kreiders Luth
erau Church A husband, two sons and five
daughters survive her.
Louis Bruce Lawler. Rushvile, ILL.,. died
on December %, of obstruction of the bowels,
aged AZ years. Mr.. Lawler was operated ou
for bowel trouble in hospital on December
q and died the next day. He is survived by
wife, who was Miss Alice c. Huber, Sec
ond daughter of Mr. A. II. Huber, this city,
and d father, mother, and five sisters. His
funeral took place on December 81.
CAPLE.
Francis LaMotte Caple, eldest son OF Mr..
VIM. A. Caple, OF EastvleW, died suoueniy OF
appoplexy at his residence 9O5 N. Stricken
street, Baltimore, on New Years Day, aged
56 years, II months and 21 days. His funeral
took today at 1870 a. M, from his late resi-
dence.
ZEPP.
Mr.. Emanuel Zepp, one of the oldest resi-
dents of Pleasant Valley, died Jan. 2, aged "a
years. Mr.. Zepp was a carpenter and built
about three tourths of the houses in that vii
lage. In early life he joined the Lutheran
church, and was ever since an active mem
Der and always attended the prayer meetings
and took an active part in the service until the
last several years, i'll health, prevented
him from attending the meetings. Funeral
services today at 10 a. m. by his pastor. Rev.
John 0. Yoder, interment in Pleasant Valley
cemetery. A widow and FIVE children survive
him-Edward P. Zepp, of Taneytown; Chris
topher Zepp, Mrs. Joseph Wantz, of neal
ayberry; Mrs. Jacob Spangler, of Hanover,
Pa, and Miss Laura at home. James M
Stoner funeral director.
BUCKEY.
Mrs Elizabeth Shriner Buckley, of Union
Bridge, died at that place December 20, 1906,
aged 76 years and months. She was buried
at Pipe Creek German Baptist Church Mon.
day, December 81.