The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-11-25

+ Edith Shelton, daughter of BENJAMIN
Shelton, died Tuesday morning al he
, home, near Urbana.
KELLER
Mrs. Annie Keller, widow of the late
George Keller, died at the home Of hel
daughter, Mrs Harry Walling. Bent7
street, after lingering illness of a com.
plication Of diseases.
STOTTLENiYER.
Mrs. Ida f. StottIemyer, wife of Benia-
min Stottlemyer, died on Friday, Novem
Der 49, at her home, near Woodsboro,
aged A years. Besides her husband, she
is survived by nine children.
BoUlS.
Robert H. G. Bouis. in his 18th year,
eldest son of the late Stephen and Rachel
Ann Bouis, and husband OF Eliza lane
Bouts, died on November IA, at the resi-
dence of his son, at Tacoma Park, d. c.
COLE.
Mrs. Mollie Kate Cole this county,
wife of Lee Cole, Brunswick, died at the
Washington County Hospital, Hagers-
town. November 10, as the result Of an
! operation for an abscess of the stomach,
! aged 20 years.
HUTZEL.
Mrs. Lucy Hutzel, wife of John Hutzel,
| died at her home about one and one-half
miles east of Keedysville, of general de-
bility, aged So years. Mrs. Hutzel is
survived by these children: William H.,
| John R., Keedysville; Joseph L., Boons-
boro; Mrs Speare, Thurmont, this
county.
Mrs. Ann Maria Champion, widow of
the late Joshua Champion. died October
| IS, at the home of her son-in-law, Samuel
L. Bowlus, OF near Jefferson, of general
debility, aged So years. She is survived
by three children: James +. Champion, of
this city; John Champion and Mrs. Samuel
l.. Bowlus, of near Jefferson.
SAVIOR
Mr.. Ezra Saylor died al his home in
Walkersville Tuesday morning after few
days illness from pneumonia. He was
SO years of age and leaves widow and
five sons, Willard. of Baltimore; Harry of
York; Thomas of Walkersville Johnson
and Charlie, at home. Two sisters and
one brother also survive him.
APPLE.
Mrs. Ada Krebs, wife of Prof A. Thos
G.. Apple, director of the Daniel Scholl
Observatory, at Franklin & Marshall
College, Lancaster, Pa. died November
IS, at the Lancaster General Hospital,
where she had gone for an operation,
from which relief was hoped for. The
operation was found to be impracticable,
nd he h,,f IL,
sCHLEY.
Patroman Alien F. Schley. 81 years
old, OF the Western district, Baltimore,
died early Monday morning at his home
from peritonitis, after an illness of several
weeks. He was a first cousin of Rear
Admiral Winfield Scott Schley. He was
born in Frederick June 80, IS43 Besides
his wife he is survived by two sons
Messrs. George V. and Harry J. Schley.
CRAWFORD.
Mrs. Jemima E. Crawford, widow of
Dr. Basil B. Crawford of Laytonsville,
Montgomery county, died suddenly on
November II, at the home of her son-in-
law, !. M. S. Bowie, at Kensington,
where she had made her home for several
years. She was IS years old and leaves
two daughters-Mrs. William Banks, Of
Mt. Airy, Md, and Mrs. Bowie. Mrs.
Crawford was born in this county.
BOONE.
Miss Ellen I. Boone, sister of the
late Daniel A. Boone, who was at one
time prominent Baltimore business
man, died November I6 at her home, Io3
West Lanvale street, that city, from a
complication of diseases. She was II
years old. Born in Frederick county,
Miss Boone received her education at the
Visitation Convent at Frederick. About
80 years ago she went to Baltimore with
her brother.
| On Saturday evening at her home in
Thurmont. this county, Mrs. Susan Cas-
tie, wife of the late Daniel Castle, died,
aged Sc years. She is survived by six
children: George T. Castle, Mrs. VIM.
w. Zimmerman and Miss c. Estelle
Castle, of Thurmont; Mrs. R. H. Camp
bell and w. E. Castle, OF Baltimore, and
| c. A. Castle, of this city. Ten grand
children and one greatgrandchild, also
survive.
! ROGERS.
Mrs. Mary E. Rogers, widow Of the
late William B. Rogers, died at her home
in Baltimore November IS. She was a
most estimable and charming woman and
was highly esteemId by wide circle of
friends Mrs. Rogers is survived by one
daughter. She was the last OF the family
of eleven children of the late Matthias K.
Bartgis of this city, and sister Of the
late lanes and Hiram Bartgis, of this
city She was an aunt of Mrs. Joshua
Dill Miss Mollie Bartgis, Mrs. VIM, b.
Storm. Mrs. Henry Lampe, Miss Kate
Bartgis, Mrs. T. T. Hershberger and
John Bartgis, of this city.
VAN FossEN. 60
Mr.. Charles Hugh Van Fossen died al
his home on West Patrick street Tuesday
morning, after lingering illness. aged So
years. He was educated in the North
Market street school and in his early life
learned the trade of printer at THE
CITIZEN office and followed that occupa
ton for number of years, at one time
being in the employ of The Meas. He
held a government position in Washing
ton for several years. For some tim,
past he has been in i'll health, He is sur
vved by his widow, two sisters, Mrs
George |. Wilson and Mrs. Anne o. Gil
bert, and two brothers, MIR. Gilmore Var
Fossen, Kensington, Md, and Mr.. J. ]
Van Fossen, of Frederick.
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