The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-18
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
MILLER.

MILLER.
/ Joseph A. Miller died August 10 at his
home, near LoyS Station. aged - wears.
He was member OF the Lutheran church,
and faithful worker in the Republican
party.
MILLER.
Mr.. Joseph A. Miller, of Fair Dealings,
died al his home from typhoid fever.
Funeral services were held at Mt. Tabor
church BY Rev. O. (. Bregen1er, Inter-
ment was made in Mt. Tabor cemetery.
He was aged - years.
HANGETT.
Mrs. lydia Ann Hargett. widow Of the
late David Hsrgeit, died at the home Of
her grandson. Charles Bruichey, near
WalkerSville. General debility was the
cause Of her death. She was in the DIST
wear Of her age. She is survived bv two
daushierS-Mr Calvin Bigss OF this city
and Mrs John Niugling OF York.
BENSON.
William II. Benson died August : after
a short illness OF heart trouble at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. Lo,tie V
Cotlell 81 Butler Baltimore county. He
is survived bv two daughters. Mrs Cofiell
and Mrs. Peter Refer of Shawan: two
sons. MeSSrs. Harry G. Benson OF this
city and T. Legrande Benson of Butler.
NELSON
AIrs. Lyde Nelson. wife of H. H Mel
son, died on August al her home in
CINCINNATI. Ohio. She Is survived bv her
husband. but no children. She was we'll
known here, where she frequently visited
She Mas daushter-in-law OF Mrs. l. NJ
Nelson. West Third street. Mrs. Nelson
is IN Cincinnati. Ohio, where she went to
attend the funeral.
WISE
Mrs. Susan Wise died suddenly re-
Gently al the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Arthur Smith. near Boonsboro. Of
hear, trouble. aged Is years. Mrs. Wise
was formerly OF Middletown. She Is sur
vived BY two sisters. Mrs Henrietta Pof-
fenberser. Iowa: Ms Amanda Slifer,
Locust Grove; one daughter. Mrs Arthur
Smith, with whom she made her home
and three sons. Clarence E Chicago;
Emory NJ, Dayton, and Luther n f,
WolfSviile
BRUST
Mrs. Selma Brust. widow Of the late
Casper BruSt died at her late residence
No. 4os West South street. after a linger-
ing illness. Size ! survived bv four chill
dreu. lanes BruS,. OF Frederick: Mrs
Daniel Seeser. Of s.. Louis; Mrs Richard
Roelkev and Mrs Eugene NiTtz, OF Fred
erick. Funeral services were held at the
house on Thursday al O'Clock D. m.
InteTInent Will be made in Mt Olivet
cemetery. c c. Carly has charge of the
funeral arrangements.
COVER.
David Cover, resident Tor many years
OF Thurnont. this county. died at his
home. August S His cath was due TO
PARALYSIS. He had been sick for about
FIVE months Mr.. Cover was - wears
old. and a member OF the Reformed
church. He was also a member Of the
X. OF P. for - years. He is survived BY
widow Mrs. Ann Mikell Cover. one son.
William Cover. near Gettysburg, Pa. a
daughter. Mrs William Yingliug OF Thur
mont. A brother, J. Henry Cover. OF
Thurmont, and several sisters also sur
vive.
HOBBS.
Col ULYSSES Hobbs. Of New Market.
died al the State Sanatorium al Sabillas-
vile, after lingering illness. Death re-
suited from complication of diseases.
He was 7e years of age, having been born
on April 20, 1882. Col. Hobbs was son
of William Hobbs and was one Of ten
children. of whom his brother, William
! Hobbs, OF Liberty, is now the only sur
vivor. He was never married. He was
Lieutenant Colonel in the MARYLAND Mill
| tia before the Civil War. and was at one
time captain of the Independent Rifle.
men. Col. Hobbs served at one time as
member of the MARYLAND Legislature.
AT the time of his death Col Hobbs was
the oldest member OF the Frederick
county bar. Interment will be made in
Mt. Olivet cemetery