The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-10
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have
Fallen Before the Silent
Reaper.
DUSING.

DUSING.
Mrs. Nancy Dusing, wife of
Jacob Dusing, of Pleasant Walk,
this county. died at her home
from the effects of a stroke of
paralysis, aged 50 years. She
was twice married. Her husband
and two children survive her.
TRACY.
Mr.. George w. Tracy, a we'll
known resident of Middletown,
this county, died at his home in
that place, June Goth, from in
flammation of the stomach, in
his Goth year. His funeral took
place on Wednesday, July LIST,
from the Lutheran Church. Rev.
W. E. Brown of1iciated.
COOK.
Mrs. Lizzie f. Cook, died June
18th, in a hospital at Fort Wayne,
Indiana. She was Miss Leath
erman, of this county, aud was
married in 1891. Her husband
died in Indiana in 1897. After
his death she removed to Hagers
town, but returned to the West
in April, 1908.
SLOLEY.
On July 7th, Annie A. SlOley,
formerly Miss Hargett, of thi.
city, wife of Mr.. Thomas SlOley
died at her home in Baltimore, OF
complication of diseases. The
funeral took place here upon the
arrival of the Baltimore aud Ohio
train, at $50, Thursday morn
ing, July 9th. Interment was
made in Mount Olivet Cemetery
BRoCKETT.
Professor Robert Lang d u
Brockett died on July 9th, after
a lingering illness, at the resi-
dence of his son, DR.. Clinton Z.
Brockett, in Atlanta, Georgia,
in the 93rd year of his age. For
several years Professor Brockett
conducted very successfully a
school for girls at Libertytown,
this county, known as the IL B.
ertytown Collegiate Institute
HULL.
David Franklin Hull, well
known resident of Hagerstown,
died at his home there from a
stroke of paralysis and a compli-
cation of d seases. aged about
60 years. Mr.. Hull had been q
long sufferer and was in feeble
health for several years, and fol-
a week or more before his death
his condition was critical. He
was for many years prominent in
the Democratic party in Wash
iDgtOn county, and was very well
known here.
Mrs. Rose Elizabeth Davis.
wife of Mr.. John +. Davis, died
July 18th, at her home, 46 Eas,
South street, aged "a years and
10 months. Mrs. Davis was q
daughter of Philip and Mary
Thompson, of this county. She
was mem Der of the Evangelical
Reformed Church and a teacher
in the Reformed Sunday School
Besides her husband she is sur
viyed by one daughter, Louise
Freeman Davis, aged 6 years.
ZIMMERMAN.
Mrs. Mary Jane G. thinner
man died at her her home 34l
North Market street, this city
after long illness, aged Il years
6 months and 10 days. Mrs. Tim
norman was the widow of tn,
late q. +. S. Zimmerman and wa.
well known in this city. Sh'
was a daughter of Harry anC
Caroline HOuck Herring. Sh,
leaves two sons-Dr. Georg,
Zimmerman and Harry thinner
man, of Fremont. Ohio-and five
daughters: Mrs. Sophia Reich, o
this city; Mrs. Gerald Z. Robin
of New York, and the Misses
Fannie. Caroline and Jane Tim
norman, at home.
SEARLES.
Mrs. Susan ID. Searles, beloved
wife of Mr.. Edward Searles, dice
at her home in Chicago, Ill
inois, on Sunday morning, Jun,
22nd, at 1890. She was a daugh
ter of Henry Eaton, formerly o
Frederick county, and manage
of CatOctin Furnace, and wa,
married to Mr.. Searles in Chic
ago, January 18th, 1888. She il
survived by her husband, ant
two brothers, John ID. Eaton
in San Francisco, California, anC
Joseph Coleman Eaton. and on,