The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-04
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
HARNETEL.

HARWETEL.
Mrs. Hannah Harwetel died very sud
denly on July IS at her home. near Ladies'
burg, the cause OF her death being psrsly-
sis. She was very widely known in the
vicinity.
BOONE.
Mary Elizabeth Boone. child OF Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Boone, died July p at their
home at CeFesville. She was grand
child of lir and Mrs. Joseph NuSsbsum.
of Mt Pleasant
BOONE.
Miss Fannie L. Boone died July p at
her home, sos North Bentz street, aged
SO years. She was formerly OF townsville,
this county. A number of brothers and
sisters survive her.
RoDDY.
Miss Katherine Roddy, aged 63 years,
died al the old homestead, near Thur
mont. where she lived with her brother.
Frank Roddv. She is survived by five
brothers and sisters, and was the daugh-
ter of Abram and Anna NJ. Roddy.
MARTIN.
Mr. Edward Martin died at his home
near Logs Station, aged y years. He
leaves widow and ten children. One
sister also survives him.
SHOOK.
Mrs. Eliza Shook, wife Of Lewis A.
Shook, died August 2, at her home, near
Hansonville, of nervous proStration, aged
81 years. She is survived by her husband
and one daughter, Mrs. Joseph NJ. Cat
row, of near Hansonville. She is also
survived by one brother George Bitter,
and two sisters, Mrs. George K. Sterow
and Mrs. Smith VanAleter, of Martins
burg.
SMITH.
Mr.. John w. Smith died at his resi-
dence at Ladiesburg on July "a after a
long illness of Brights disease. He was
born on June 20. 1883 near Deerheld,
where he spent his boyhood days. In
1877 he secured employment on the Bruce
vile division of the Northern Central Rail-
road under Foreman R. l. Bell. In 1898
he was promoted to foreman's position,
which position he held until his death.
LAMBRIGHT.
Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Lambright wife
of Mr. John w. Lambright, died July 26
at their home, 100 West Fourth street,
after long illness, aged 6S years. Mrs.
Lambright was well known. She was a
daughter OF Andrew and Catherine Adams,
deceased. For many years she attended
the market with vegetables, etc, for sale.
Besides her husband, two brothers, Will
liam Adams, this city, and Edward E.
Adams, of New Market, survive her.
HARDY.
James Hardy, a prominent resident OF
Mt. Airy, died at St. Agnes Hospital,
Baltimore, where he had gone for treat
ment for nervous trouble and tumor on
the brain. Mr.. Hardy was born in
Howard county and was 90 years of age.
About twenty-five years ago, he moved
to North Baltimore Ohio, and engaged
in the oil business About three years
ago he removed to Mt. Airy. He was in
tereSted in various affairs at that place.
He was a director of the Mt. Airy Saw
ings Bank.
BALOUS.
Mr. W. Henry Balous. Union veteran
of the Civil War and retired freight con.
ductor OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
| died July 20 at the residence of his son-in.
law, Louis G.. Clohan, Martinsburg. He
would have been SO years old next Christ
mas. Mr.. Balous was born near Fred.
erick, Md. He went 10 Ohio early in the
war and enlisted in the Union Army. He
was in the service Of the B. & o railroad
| for number OF years before and after the
war. He also farmed for a while near
Bunker Hill. He lived retired for some
years.
Herring.
News was received by Mr.. John NJ.
| Herring, in Baltimore of the death on July
~ at Center View, Mo-, OF his eldest
brother, James H. Herring, formerly Of
| this county. He was a son of the late
Joshua and Susanna Herring, also of Fred.
erick county. Mr. Herring was Union
veteran of the Civil War, having enlisted
IN 1862 and remaining in the service until
discharged, with rank Of frs lieutenant,
at the close OF the war In 1865 he went
to Warrenburg, Mo-, where he soon after
married Miss Sarah Repp, daughter Of
Mr.. Ephralm Repp, also a former resi-
dent of Maryland. Later he settled in
,, Center View, where he conducted a sue
Cessiul hardware and lumber business.
CLAGErT.
After an illness extending over a long
period, Jesse c. Clagett we'll known
resident of this county, died July 26 at the
sanitarium of DR. George Riggs, Iiams-
vile. Cirrhosis Of the liver was the cause
of his death. He was 90 years of age.
Mr.. Clagett had been at the sanitanum
for the past five weeks. Mr.. Clagett was
the son of the late Thomas Clagett, of this
city, and resided here for number OF
years For some time he was travelling
salesman. He was member OF the
Rough Riders under Col Theodore
Roosevelt in the Spanish American War.
For about twelve years he has been re-
siding at Motter's station. He is surviv-
ed by widow, and two children; Thomas
Clagett, of ST. Louis, and Miss Cynthia
n. Clagett, of Motters. He is also sur
vived by four sisters. Mrs. H. O. Talbot,
of Charlestown, w. Va, Mrs. homas
Harwood, of Washington; Mrs. Edward
Bowlus. of Findlay, Ohio; and Miss Re-
5ecca Clagett, of this city.
LEWIS.
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