The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-30
OBITUARY.
Some Of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

Miss Fannie Long died in Washington
on Saturday of heart failure, aged about
40 years. She was a granddaughter o.
the late John I. caves, of this city.
TRITAPoE.
The bright and attractive little daugh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Tritapoe,
died December %, at the home of her
parents, OF membranous crop. She was
years old.
TRUNDLE.
Mrs. Sophia F. Trundle. wife of the
late Thomas t. Trundle. was found dead
IN bed at her home in New Market, of
heart disease. She was aged II years.
She is survived by one brother, C. /.
Reich, Tyron, N. c., and sister, Miss
Hannah Reich, New Market.
WEBSTER.
Mrs. Ella Kate Webster, wife of Chas.
Grant Webster, and daughter of lanes
and Laura Ogle, died December p at
her home in Thurmont, after long illness
OF cancer. Funeral services were held at
the home, conducted by her pastor, Rev.
Beard. lnterment was made in Thur
mont.
HUCK.
Frank S. Huck, of Winchester, Va.
whose father was Richard s. Huck, died
on Saturday at the home of his sister,
Mrs. George Joliffe, at Winchester, of
paralysis, with which he was seized in
church tnI1r xVnal-S Ia
old and leaves one brother and two
sisters.
Miss Sarah Beck, daughter of the late
Aaron Beck, of Woodsboro, this county,
died at the home of her brother-in-law,
William E. Grumbine, Westminster,
Monday morning, after an illness of 36
hours, in her sixty-third year. She is
survived by three brothers and four
sisters.
Charles J. Gonso, we'll known resi-
dent, died at Montevue Hospital after a
long illness from paralysis, aged rs years.
MIR. Gonso was shoemaker by trade
and after he retired made his home with
his nephew, Frank Suman, South Market
street. One sister, Mrs. Catherine Scott,
OF Baltimore, survives him.
WHITE.
Mrs. Sarah !. White, wife of Mr.. Mat
thew White, died December %, at her
home in Baltimore, in the eighty third
year of her age. Mrs. White was a
woman of very charitable disposition and
loving mother and true friend She
was daughter of the late Sergeant John
Patterson. of the British Army, and was
the last of family of thirteen children.
RAMsBURG.
Mrs. Ellen Ramsburg, wife of Mr.. NJ.
Orlando Ramsburg, died at her home
Walkersville, this county, on Sunday,
December 18th, after an illness of ten
days of pneumonia, aged So years. Be-
sides her husband, she is survived by
one daughter-Mrs Robert G.. Witter,
near Harmony Grove-and four sons
Ellis, at home; George, Harry and Allen,
near Walkersvlle.
KOEHLER.
Mrs. Josephine Mann Koehler, wife of
Mr.. Herman c. Koehler of Hagerstown,
died at her home in that city early Christ
mas morning. She had been extremely
i'll for several weeks and her death was,
therefore, not unexpected. Mrs. Koehler
was born in GAINESVILLE, Ohio, but spent
her early life in this city. she being the
daughter of the late Stephen S. and Ann
NJ. Main. In 1875 her family moved to
Hagerstown where she resided until her
death
RIGDON
After lingering illness, James Rigdon
| died at his residence South Market
street, December 27. Mr. R1gdon was
born in Baltimore in 1886. He came to
Frederick in 1856 and for 26 years was
associated with the late firm of carriage
builders, Hane & Hood. ,In 1866 he
married Miss Annie M. Salter and leaves
two daughters, Miss Mary Ann Rigdon,
at home, and Mrs. Charles A. Mehrlng,
of this city. Mr.. Rigdon has long been
member of the Independent Fire Com
pany. lnterment will be made in Mt.
| Ollvet cemetery.
| GARROTT.
Miss Jessie T CARROT died Monday
morning at 4 o'clock at her home Stone
hurst Cottage, Braddock Heights, in the
62nd year of her age. Miss Carrot had
been patient sufferer for severa months.
She was well known in this city, where
the family lived some years ago. She
was lady of quiet, unassuming charac-
ter, yet one whose real worth vas always
apparent in the family circle. Always
cheerful IN sickness or trouble, a pleasant
companion, she had endeared herself to
a large circle of acquaintances. The
family have the sympathy of the COM
munity in this bereavement especially in
the Braddock Colony, where hers was a
familiar one.