The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-04-12
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.
WAREHIME.

wAREHIME.
David 81. Warehime, one of the best known
farmers of Westminster district, died very
suddenly at his late residence on the morning
of April 8, aged SO years, 2 months and
days.
Mr.. Warehime conducted successful farm
ing business about 2 miles from this city. be
was highly respected by his neighbors and all
who knew him, as an upright and capable man.
He was devoted member, and for number
of years Elder of Benjamin's Reformed
Church.
A widow and the following children sur
vive: Mrs. Emma Baust, Frizelburg; How
ard Warehime. Fountain Valley; Percy d.
Warehime, Finksburg; Annie Miller. near this
city; Wesley Warehime, Wakefield; Lille,
Homer and Grover Warehime, at home.
Funeral took place yesterday at Benjamin s
Reformed Church, Rev. James w. Stoneslter
officiating. Interment was in krider's GENE
terry.
The pallbearers were Edward Shaeffer, John
Schweigart, Mr.. Gladhill, William Adams,
Augustus Bankert and Noah Miller. James
M. Stoner undertaken.
CAPLE.
Mrs. Margaret A. Caple, wife of William
Henry Caple, died at her home in Eastview,
yesterday morning, after lingering illness,
aged rs years, 10 months and 81 days. Mrs.
Caple was in bad health for a number of years.
and for the past several years was almost blind
with some eye affection. She was kind and
loving mother and faithful member of Sandy
mount Methodist Church. Her husband, four
sons and one daughter survive her-George
Fl. Caple, assistant superintendent of Carroll
county public schools; Harry and Edgar Cape,
of this county; Charles Caple and Mrs. Vernon
Reese, of Baltimore. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at l p. m. at the
Sandymount Methodist Protestant church,
and interment in the cemetery adjoining. The
pallbearers are Emory C. Zepp, Howard Zepp,
Albert K. Hof, William Tanner, Howard
Lockard, and Charles Devilbiss. f. A. Shar-
rer funeral director.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hood, widow of the late
James Hood, died last Wednesday, April Sd
at the home of her grand. daughter, Mrs. W.
A. Harrison, of general debility, aged 80
years. Mrs. Hood has been a great sufferer
for many years. She was a member OF Pros
pect NJ. E. Church. Three sons, Lewis F.
Hood, Sylvester Hood, James R. Hood and
eleven grandchildren, twelve great grand
children and one great-great grand child sur
vive her. The funeral took place on Friday
afternoon at Prospect M. E. Church, near
joining the church. Rev. G. c. Harris con-
Quoted the services. The pallbearers were
Messrs. James Flemming, James Gosneli,
VIM. Seby, VIM. Roberts, Samuel Poole and
Joseph Gosnell. I. Lewis, of Ridgeville was
funeral director.
DUvALL.
Benjamin Duvall, we'll known resident of
Mount Airy, died at his home early Sunday
morning, aged 80 years. Uncle Ben, as he
was better known among his fellow railroad
men, had been in the employ of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company for 40 years,
serving in the capacity of track walker for the
past Is years. His widow and three sons
survive him.
Frederick Leatherwood, II years old, son
of Frank Leatherwood, of Woodbine, died at
his home April of diphtheria. Young Leath-
erwood contracted the disease about two
weeks ago.
Mrs. Eliza Ogborn died April at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. Laura J. Cramer, Mt. Pleasant,
Md. She was the widow of John w. Ogborn
and daughter of Thomas and Jane Pole. She
was born January Z, 1873 near Sans Creek
She was the last survivor of children, among
whom were John G. Pole, Lexington, Va;
Charles, of Shulsburg, Wis; George W.. of
Hagerstown; Mrs. Francis Bale, of New
Windsor, and Mrs. Thomas Gorsuch, of Fred.
erck. She was first cousin of Miss Susan and
the late Sarah Stevenson. of Towson. Mrs.
Ogborn is survived by three daughters-Mrs.
Laura j. Cramer, Mount Pleasant; Mrs. b. E.
Buckley, Lnwood; Mrs. Jasper l.. Englar,
New Windsor-and four grandchildren and
four great grandchildren. She was for 10
years bedfast with rheumatism, and her suffer.
ings were great, yet she bore them with pa
thence and Christian fortitude. She was
member of the Episcopal Church. The funeral
took place on Saturday at Mrs. Jasper l..
Englar's. DR.. Frazier, of New Windsor, off
ciated.
Henrietta E., wife of Daniel Stouffer, $40
North Carey street, Baltimore, died on
April s. Funeral was from her late residence
on Monday last. Interment in Druid Ridge
Cemetery.
HARRIS.
William A. Harris, son of John 7. Harris,
of Brummel died on April 8, aged months.
Funeral took place at Testers Church on
Tuesday, James M. Stoner funeral director.
HUTCHINs.
Robert W., son of Harvey j. Hutchins. of
Baltimore, died at the residence of his grand
father, Jefferson Auders this city, April 8,
aged l month. Funeral service took place at
the house, Rev. H. NJ Rider officiating. In
terment in Krider's cemetery. James M.
Stoner undertaken
Annie J. Miller, wife of George Miller.
George street. died on April 9. aged SO years,
II months and days. Funeral services took
place at Meadow Branch German Baptist
Church yesterday, at p. M, Elders Bixler
and Brown officiating. James M. Stoner un-
dertaker.
Joel Ebaugh, of near Carrollton, died on
Wednesday at the City Hospital, Baltimore.
from Bright's disease and heart trouble. Mr..
Ebaugh was from this county and was son
of Mrs. Harriet Ebaugb and the late zachariah
Ebaugh. He was a school teacher at one
time. He also held position in the Custom
House at one time, but for the last Is years
has been conducting a farm near Carrollton.
He was member of the Burns Post, No. II,
G. A. R., and at one time was commander.
He was a member of Wesley church. He
was &c years old. A widow, who was Miss
Sarah Royston, and seven children survive,
who are as follows Simpson, Gilbert,
Allen and Wilson Ebaugh, Mrs. Elsie Gill.
Mrs. Matte Wiley and Mrs. Fannie Taylor
He is also survived by the following half
brothers and sisters jeremiah Ebaugh, this
county, DdVlu LDduSH, vi Dditiuoie toul'y.
Henry Ebaugh, of Peoria, ILL.,; Mrs. Ellen
Armacost, Hampstead, Miss Susie Ebaugh,
of Baltimore. The late Zachariah Ehaugh
of Reisterstown, who died last week was also
a brother. His funeral took place today at
10 a. m. at Wesley church.
LITTLE.
Mrs. Maria Little, widow of the late An
thony Little, died at her home in McSherrys-
town, Sunday, April 7th, from infrmities,
aged n years, 10 months and q days. De.
ceased is survived by four sons-Vincent.
John and Jacob Little, of McSherrystown and
Cornelius Little, of Harrisburg. Also five
Fink, of Taneytown ; Mrs.
Levi Lawrence, of near Mt. Rock Mrs. Maria
Weaver. of McSherrystown, and Emma and
Clara Little, at home.
MCNEAL.
John A. McNeal. of Hampstead, died yes.
terday morning in his 74th year. Mr.. McNeal
was native of Ohio and veteran of the
Civil War, having served in the Sixty fourth
Ohio Regiment. Since the war he resided in
this city and Hampstead, having been en-
gagged in business in these places. He was
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