The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-04
DEATHS
AMOS K. MACKIE.

Amos Kimblc Mackie, Of near Rock
Church. died early Monday morning
at the University OF Pennsylvania Hos
pital. Philadelphia, from appendicitis.
at the age OF 2S years.
He was a son OF the late Franklin
7. Mackie and was engaged in farm.
ing. He was well known as a base
ball player and a few seasons ago
PLAYED short-stop on the Elkton team
Mr.. Mackie had the faculty OF making
friends. and was well liked by every.
one. He is survived bv his wife, who
is daughter of J. Hopkins England,
and one small son: also two brothers
and three sisters-H. Eugene and Os-
borne Mackie. Mrs. Dora Reynolds.
Misses Lille and Nellie Mackie.
The funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon. with services at the house
at 2.5o o'clock and interment In
Sharp's Cemetery.
LEWIS J. McMULLEN
Communicated
Mr.. Lewis James McMullen. a we'll
known resident OF Perryville, died at
his home on Susquehanna avenue.
June 10. from liver trouble and com
plcaton of diseases. He was in his
sSth year. being member OF the
Pcrryville Council. No. 3. Jr. o. U. A.
NJ. and the Apache Tribe OF Red Men
No. 40. OF that town. both OF which
were well represented at his funeral
on Sunday. june 81. at p. m.
The funeral services were in charge
of Rev. George w. Anderson. Inter
mcnt being made at Asbury Cemetery
Two sons survive him-Clarence and
Oscar. also daughter. Mrs
Sherwood Kirk. OF Philadelphia. and
one sister. Mrs Mary Smeltzer. Of
Blythedale. and four brothers-Haz-
lett McMullcn. Of Perryvillc. William
and Philip. oi Aiken. and Joseph. OF
Pennington.
MISS ELIZABETH BRISCOE.
Miss Elizabeth Briscoc, aged 28
years. died last Sunday morning at her
home near Rising Sun. About two
weeks ago she fell while walking across
a room and broke her hip. and rcceiv-
ed other injuries which caused her
death. Miss Briscoe was well known
and much thought Of and her sudden
death came a shock to the entire
community.
The funeral was held Tuesday after
room, with services at the house nj
o'clock and at West Nottingham Pres.
bytcrian Church at o'clock Inter.
mcnt was made in the adjoining GENE.
terry
OLIVER RICHARDS.
Ollie Richards, aged 10 years. son
and only child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ford Richards. died OF consumption OF
the bowels at five o'clock Monday
morning at his home near Richards
mere Mr.. Richards was one OF the
graduates OF West Nottingham Acad-
emy last year, and during the past win
ter and spring he took a course az the
Academy and had expected TO enter a
college this fall. His funeral occurred
Thursday afternoon with interment in
West Nottingham Cemetery.
MRS IDA JAMES.
Mrs Ida James. aged p years. died
at the home oi her uncle. DR. ]. 4.
Peoples. Kinks Mills. Pa, Sunday,
June II. oi pulmonary tuberculosis
Sllt was tlc u"upltcf pt Jpnn W nitc,
oi Oakwood, Her husband survives
her.
Funeral services were held the fol.
lowing Thursday and intermcnt made
III Little Britain. Pa, Cemetery.
RODNEY LINDSEY.
Little Rodney Lindsey. the 10 months
old child ui Mr. and Mrs Henri Lind.
scy, "f Wilmington. died last Friday
afternoon. The remains were brought
To- Elktou Sunday and taken TO Bethel
Cemetery. where iuterment was made
in the family lot
BENJAMIN p. LEDLEY.
Benjamin P Ledley, who for several
years made his home with his son.
Benjamin O R Icdlcy. OF this town,
died Monday last at the home OF his
daughter in Baltimore He is 6s
bs years OF age and is survived by four
daughters and three sons.