The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-06
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
SHAW.

SHAW.
Mrs. Krice OF Brunswick died at her
home in that place October 1, from can
Ger, aged So. She had been suffering
from the disease for some time.
Mrs. Mary Irene Shaw, wife of VIM.
c. Shaw, died at her home at New
Market, on September goth, aged as
years. Death was due to dropsy.
BREAM.
Mrs. Mary F. Bream, wife of William
f. Bream of Biglerville, Adams county,
Pa, died Monday, aged about IS years
She was sister of A. c. Cronise of Har-
mony Grove, this county.
William Welsh of Brunswick died at
his home at that place September 30 from
pneumonia, after an illness of few days.
He was fifty years old. He was men,
Der of the Catholic church.
BRANDENBURG.
Martin r Brandenburg, well known
farmer of near Hyattstown. Frederick
county, died at his home on Sunday
last, the Ist., after an illness of typhoid
fever. He was about SIS years of age.
Mrs Anna Margaret King, wife OF MIR.
David King died suddenly at her home
on the receiver property, about three
miles west of Lewistown, this county,
September 2Sth, from an attack of acute
indigestion.
WAKEFIELD.
Mrs. Isabella War6eld widow of Alex
ander Warfield. died October I. at the
residence of her son, Harry P. Warfield.
York Pa. Death was the result of a
complication of diseases. She was aged
Is years. Mrs. Warfield was the dsugh-
ter of Thomas and Hannah Metzel.
Karl F. Katz former head of the York
Brewing Companv. died of diabetes at
his residence. York. Pa. October 2. Mr..
Kratz was fiftv-three years old. lust a
month ago he returned from trip to
GERMANY where he was under the care
of medical experts at the University OF
Tibingen.
SCHAEFFER
Mrs. Macy Schaef1er. widow of the
late David F. Schaeffer, died at her
home at Ladiesburg. on Friday. Sep
TENDER goth. of general debility, in the
10Th wear of her age. She is survived
bv two children, Mr.. Allen D. Schaeffer,
of Ladiesbnrg, and Mrs. Mcclellan Da-
wilson, of Hanover.
RAGAN.
Ann Eliza Raglan died at Montevue
Hospital. on Saturday, September goth,
Of general debility. aged SO wears. She
was formerly OF Urbana, this county
For some wears she was at the Home of
the Little Sisters in Baltimore. but for
the past few years she has been an
inmate at Montevue.
Mrs. Mollie A Jacobs, widow of the
late David Jacobs, of this city, died at
Martinsburg, West Virginia, aged about
90 years. She is survived bv three
brothers and two sisters: Joshua Young.
of Springfield, Ohio; George W. and
William A. Young, Mrs George T.
Phehus and Mrs George Engelbrecht, of
this city.
M'HENRY.
Mr.. Luke McHenrv, formerly citizen
of Thurmont this county died at Clifton
Springs. New York, where he had been
for rest and treatment, his illness being
caused hv heart disease and the harden
ing Of the arteries Mr. McHenry was
born at Thurmont, this county, January
18th. 1862, being a descendant of the
McHenrvs of ScotchIrish descent. and
of Francis Scott Kew the author of the
"Star-Spangled- Banner"
GITTINGER.
Mrs. Maria Louise Gittinger. widow OF
7. Howard Gittinger of Martinsburg, w.
Va, died October 2, at her home in
Shepherdstown, W. Va Mrs. Gittinger
had been spending the summer at the
Washington, Braddock Heights. where
she was taken i'll about two months ago.
When she found that life was nearing its
end, she expressed a desire to die at
home In accordance with her wishes,
she was taken to Shepherstown, in an
auto. accompanied by her sister, Mrs ].
Hodges.
Attention Central Committee.