The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-25
OBITUARY.
Some Of Those Who Have =: allan
Before the Silent Reape


Washington county, of Bright's disease
and complication. aged 50 wears.
DoUGBERTY.
Margaret Dougherty, aged wears
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Dougherty, died at the home of he,
parents at the fair grounds, recently Of
dlphtheria.
Mr.. John Thomas Wilson, a highly
respected citizen, died at the home OF
his son, Mr.. Charles T. Wilson. near
Union Bridge, Md. on March 10Th, at
the age OF 50 years.
MoLER.
Jacob H. Mohler died at his home at
Harper's Ferry, w. Va, aged ninety
years. He was farmer, and lived most
OF his life in the vicinity of Shenandoah
Junction.
WALLIS.
Miss Annie E. Wallis died yery sud-
denly OF heart failure at the home of her
brother, MIR. Wilbur F. Wallis of Forest
Hill, Md. aged about 70 years. She was
a sister of the late Mr.. Albert E. Wallis
of this city.
| SNYDER.
Mr. David NJ. Snyder. one of the most
popular residents of louisville, thi,
county, died recently, at his home, aged
90 years. He was great sufferer from
malignant cancer for several months.
which finally caused his death.
FoGLE.
Joseph Fogle, who for many years was
resident of near Ladiesburg, this
county, died on Thursday night, March
18th, at Hanover, Pa, of acute neural
gla, aged go years. He is survived by
four sons and three daughters.
Mr.. George A. Davis, formerly of Mt
Airy, highly esteemed resident of that
community, aged SO years, died on
March 18th, at the home of his brother
Mr.. Harry Davis, S24 North Carey
street, Baltimore.
Carlton Mills, of Gaithersburg, Mont
gomery county, died recently at the
Frederick City Hospital, of lung trouble.
He was cousin of John Edward Schell,
of this city. and is survived bv widow.
His body was sent to Gaithersburg for
burial.
LoWERY.
Harrison D. Lowery died Tuesday,
March %, at the Soldiers Home, at Dav-
ton, Ohio, after long illness, death being
due to paralysis. He was IS years of age
and had been an inmate of the home for
many years. He was born in Jefferson,
this county.
BUCHANAN.
John Buchanan, postmaster at Williams
port, Md. since his appointment by Presi-
dent Mckinley died from lung trouble,
aged seventy years. Mr. Buchanan for
merly operated a line of boats on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal between
Cumberland and Georgetown.
WALTZ.
Mrs. Sarah Trayer Waltz, wife of Mr..
Cleveland Waltz, formerly of New Mar
ket, this county, died very suddenly in
hospital in Philadelphia, Pa. Her mother,
Mrs. Annie Trayer, and her sister-ln law,
Miss Waltz, daughter of Mr. Thos M.
Waltz. both OF New Market, were with
her at the time of her death.
ENGLEBRIGHT.
Mrs. Mary Englebright, widow Of
William Englebright, died recently at
the home of her son.. Mr. William Engle-
bright, East Moler street, in Martnsburg,
West Virginia, of paralysis, aged n
years Mrs. Englebright was a Miss
Reed before her marriage and was a
native of Middletown Valley.
CAREY.
Mrs. Virgie May Carey, wife of Jacob
R. Carey. died at her home. near Doubs,
on Monday night last, of intermittent
fever, aged rs years. She is survived by
her husband and two small children. Her
funeral took place on Thursday morning
at 10 O'Clock at the Lutheran church at
Doubs.
Miss Bette Toms, Io years of age, of
Wingerton, Pa, formerly of Myersville,
this county, died of acute Indigestion. on
Wednesday, March 18th. She was
daughter of Mr.. Elmer Toms, who re-
Gently removed from Myersville. to
Wingerton. Besides her parents, she is
survived by three brothers and three
sisters.
WHITEHILL.
John Whitehill died at his home in
Union Bridge, where he has been living
for the past year. He was a retired
farmer and dealer in cattle and was we'll
known in Carroll and Frederick counties,
having been resident OF the latter, and
a resident of Unionville until recently.
His widow and the following children
survive him. Charles Whitehill, of Chic
ago; Misses Florence, Marguerite and
Irene Whtehil, Frank, Paul and Roger
Whitehll.
WOODWARD.
Mr.. Alexander Woodward. we'll
known and retired merchant, residing on
North Market street. this CITY, died at
his home recently, aged SO years. He
was a brick layer by trade and in his
early life helped to erect many of the
prominent buildings in this city. He
was twice married and leaves son,
Mr.. William A. Woodward, jantor at
the Court House, and one daughter.
His funeral was largely attended. Rev.
z. H. Lamar officiated. <Interment was
made in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
sTooPs.
| William Stops, of near Mount Zion,
| Middletown Valley, this county, and a
veteran ofthe Civil War, was found dead
| in the road by his son few days ago,
death being due to heart disease. He
was on his way to visit neighbor when
he was stricken. He served through the