The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-11
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
HOOD.

HOOD.
! I. A. Hood a well known resident of
| Mt. Airy. died on August ) at his resi-
I dence there, aged about so wears. He is
survived by his widow, five girls and one
/ son.
CROMWELL.
Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Cromwell, wife
Of Curtis Cromwell. died at her home near
| Pear, aged 81 years. She is survived by
her husband and two sons, Edgar S. and
William A. Cromwell. both of near Pearl.
MILESTONE.
Miss Molie Zimmerman, of near this
city. received information of the death OF
Mrs H. Cay Milestone, OF Cincinnati,
Ohio, She was the daughter of the late
Isaac Greenwald, formerly OF this county.
Surviving her is her husband. one son,
Frank Milestone. and one step-daughter,
Mrs Harry Irwin.
HOOPER.
Following a stroke of paralysis which
he suffered on August ;, lanes Hooper,
a well known resident of this city, died at
! his home on East South street He was
aged IS years. Mr.. Hooper is survived
by two daughters, Mrs. Thomas Chew
and Mrs. Lille Parkinson, and one grand
daughter, Mabel Hooper.
sTULL.
William H. Stull died at the home of
/ his son, William G.. Stull, Hansonville,
/ this county, of heart disease, aged 81
I years He is survived by widow and
I eight children. His funeral took place
on Tuesday morning from the Zion Re-
formed church, Gainesville. Interment
was made in the cemetery adjoining the
/ church.
SHAFT.
Mrs. Mary Margaret Shaft, wife of
Abraham Shaft, died AT her home at
Jefferson, of general debility, aged 81
/ years. She is survived by her husband
and five chidren-Wm. ~, Calvin, Fran
els and Robert Shaft, of Jefferson, and
| Mrs. Emma Feaster, OF near Frederick.
The funeral took place from St. Paul's
Lutheran church al Jefferson.
DUTNow.
Samuel Dutrow, aged Sc years, the
oldest resident of the mountain. died at
Blue Ridge Pa, Monday, of paralysis.
MI. DuN4OA l4dN ONNii IA CGk OlAOSs
and then only for one day, 40 years ago,
from sunstroke. His fatal illness began
with the first of FIVE paralytic strokes. Mr..
Dutrow was born August 20, 1924, in the
Mlddletown Valley. this county.
URNER.
Mrs. Sidney c. Urner. widow of Ethan
an W. Urner, died at her home in Balti-
more on August ,, aged rs years. She is
/ survived by six sons, Calvin 5, Vim. J..
and John H. Urner, of Baltimore; Samuel
P. Urner, OF Boston; Rev. Z. E. Urner,
an NJ. E. minister, of Kansas; and Milton
E. Uner. of New York. She was a sis
ter-in-law of Hon. Milton G.. Urner and
an aunt of Mr.. Amos S. Urner, of this
city.
GEISER.
Mrs. Mary Irene Geiser, wife of the
Rev. DR.. ]. S. Geiser. associate pastor OF
the Fulton Avenue Brethren church. and
member OF the dental faculty of one OF
the Baltimore universities, died suddenly.
Mrs. Geiser was born in New Market,
this county, ~ years ago, and removed
to Baltimore when Io years old. Besides
her husband and parents, Mrs. Geiser is
survived by three children, three brothers
and three sisters.
RIDDLEMosER.
Marion F. Rlddlemoser. a we'll known
farmer. died at his home near Braddock,
OF general debility, aged IS years. He is
survived by widow, six sons and five
daughters; William E. and Joseph l., Of
Frederick; Howard E., Francis F. and
Willard T., OF Braddock; Grover l., Of
Washington; Mrs. Jacob Fulmer, OF
Braddock; Mrs. Charles Knill, of Pearl
Mrs Marcellus Wachter, of Feagaville;
Mrs. Lula Hidebrand, OF Rocky Springs,
and Miss Ruth c Riddlemoser. at home.
scHLEY.
George Schley died on July 81 at his
home in Savannah, Ga. He had been
totally blind for II years. In December,
1855, Mr. Schley married Miss Jessie
Bruce of Cumberland. Six years after
ward he became totally blind, following
an attack of grip. Mrs. Schley died five
years ago. Mr.. Schley was cousin Of
Admiral Winfield Scott Schley. He was
also related TO the Schley family in this
city Until his affection he was a success
full broker in Savannah and one OF the
most popular men of the South. His first
wife was Miss Sallie Bond, OF Savannah.
There are no surviving children by either
marriage.
BRAGONIEe.
Capt Alfred {. Bragonier, formerly a
resident OF this county. died in Baltimore
city, aged about 20 years Mr.. Bragonier
was well known retired army officer.
He was appointed postmaster OF Middle
town. this county, shortly after the civil
war After completing his term of office
he removed to Baltimore city. He leaves
10 children: Mrs. c. T. Picking. near
Frederick; Mrs. Nellie Dagger, OF Balti-
more; Mrs. Annie Aubert, of Washing
ton, ID. c.; Mrs. Thomas Magruder. OF
Baltimore; Mrs. John Rife, of Philadel-
phia, Pa; Mrs. ]. T. Lewis. OF Washing
ton, d. G.; Messrs. James. Oscar and
Reginald Bragonier, OF Baltimore. and
Frederick Brsgonier, OF BiSbee, Arizona.
BURUCKER.
Mr.. Oscar VI. Burucker died at the res
I idence Of Mr. August Meier, a. Market
street, aged SIS years. Mr. Burucker has
resided here practically all his life For a
number of Years he conducted the confec-
tionery store and bakery now occupied by
John Hershberger He later conducted
a store on South Market street. For
nearly ten years he has been in the en-
ploy OF Mr.. Meier He is survived bv two
children, Harry Burucker and Miss Grace