The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-01-03
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have
Fallen Before the Silent
Reaper.
THOMPSON.

THOMPSON.
Miss Martha A. Thompson, died
at the home of her sister, Mrs c..
p. Freeman, in Washington, on
Wednesday, December Is.
KANODE.
Mrs. Carline Kanode, wife of
Blackford w Kanode, died at
hel home in Rippeon, w. Va, at
$40 O'Clock Tuesday morning. Of
consumption. aged about 20 years.
CoNKLIN.
Mrs Elizabeth j. Reno Conk-
lin, wife Of George F. Conklin,
formerly of this csty, died Satur-
day at the hospital in HageIs-
town. of nervous prostration after
an Hines of some months.
KELBAUGH.
Mrs. Fannie Kelbaugh. wife of
John Kelbaugb, died on Saturday
at her home in Baltimore. She was
. daughter of Mrs. Lavina Mehr-
ling, West South street, this city.
HYLAND.
Chas. Hylsnd died at Montevue
Hospital of pneumonia aged about
"a years. He was native of
Irlsnd and had been employed by
B.ROsenour q Sons for some years.
He was more familiar known as
"Kelly."
STEINER
Mrs. Irene Steiner, wife of MIR. Ira
f. Steiner died at her home in Bal
timOre at o'clock Monday NOR.
ming Of grip, aged about 40 years.
She formerly resided in this clly.
She is survived by her husband
and one son, Donald Steiner.
MIKESEL.
Mrs. Mary Mikesell, wife of MIR.
Abram Mikesell, died at her home
at the toll gate near Frederick
junction Monday night at 8
O'Clock, from the effects of fall
about nine weeks ago, resulting
in the breaking of her hip. She
was so years old,
M'KENzIE.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mckenzie, wild
ow of Daniel Mckenzie, died on
Monday morning, the 30th inst,
at the home of her son, John Nc
Kenzie, near Shookstown, this
county, aged "a years. Three
sons, John. Lewis and Frank Me.
Kenzle, and one daughter, Mrs.
Robert Wickham, survive her.
CONDOR.
Mrs. Ella w. Condor died De-
Gem Der 20, at her home, in Chica
go. Mrs Condor was y daughter
OF the late John |. and Anna Il.
p. Wilson, of this city. She was
a sister of Tyler b. Wilson, Miss
Nina Wilson and the late Thomas
Wilson, of Chicago; Bradley L.
Wilson, of Denver, COL; Misses
Mamie and Adelyn Wilson, of
Washington; Mrs Edward Nelson
and Mrs. Usher Clabsugh of this
city.
NOTNAGLE.
Mr.. p. Samuel Notnagle. Pat
rick street, received the sad intel
ligence of the sudden death, on
Saturday night of his brother.
Mr. Charles f. Notnagle, in Aim
eda, California. He was 40 years
Of age, and formerly resided in
this city, but but left here about
80 years ago and has beeu resid
ing in California for the past six
years. He was general agent of the
Prescott Enameline Company in
that-city.
WAGNER.
DR.. William Ii. Wagner, one
OF the most prominent physicians
OF this county, was found dead in
his room at DR.. William Ii.
Kable's, Woodsboro, last Satur-
day morning, the 2Sth inst, at
7.30 o'clock. his death being due
to paralysis of the heart. DR..
Wagner was born at WOodsboro,
on August 7th, 1880, and was the
son of the late David and Re-
becca N. Shank Wagner. He
was reared in Woodsbero and at
tended the public schools. At
the age Of IL he entered the
Pennsylvania College at Gettys-
burg, Pa, where he completed
his literary education, and then
began to study medicine with
DR.. Charles Sims, of Liberty
town, remaining with him about
three years. He afterwards grad
uated from the Jefferson Medical
College at Philadelphia, and also
the Pennsylvania Medical Col
lege in the same place. In 1858
he opened an Office at Double
Pipe Creek, where he practiced
fer three years, after which he
went to Woodsboro, where he
has been ever since. He was at