The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-01-27
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have allen
Before the Silent Reaper.


James Harvey Vile, son of the late
Daniel and Mary Vile, died on Saturday,
January 2Ist, in Baltimore, aged about so
years. He was mute and received his
education at the Maryland School for the
Deaf in this city.
Mrs. Annie M. Kirby (nee Yinger),
wife of Frank Kirby, died at her home in
Baltimore, January "a. The funeral took
place from her late home S54 Columbia
avenue, Thursday. January 26 Inter
ment was made in Western cemetery.
PURDUM.
Mrs. Lucinda Purdum, widow of the
late John ID. Purdum, died on Friday,
January 2Ist, at the home of Mrs. Thos.
Schell, Plane No. a, from injuries caused
by being thrown from buggy i'll runa
way accident. She is survived by the
following children: Mr.. Emory Purdum,
of Kemptown; Rev. Lewis Z. Purdum,
of Washington, d. c., and Mrs. William
Schell, of near Plane No. d.
FRusHoUR.
Robert A. Frushour, a we'll known
blacksmith, OF Walkersville, this county,
died on Saturday, January 2Ist, of
complication of diseases, aged so years
and II months. Mr.. Frushour had been
sick for several years. He is survived
by two sons, Harry, of Walkersville,
and Ralph of HagerStown. One brother,
Jackson, of Wolfesville, and two sisters,
Mrs. Katharine Weller, of Hagerstown,
and Mrs. Phoebe Strine, of German
town. Ohio also survive him
HooGEwERFF.
Mr.. Samuel E. Hoogewerff, 81 years
old, a native of Baltimore, died on Mon
day, the 23rd inst, at the home of his
son, Commander John A. Hoogerwerff
United States Navy. Mr.. Hoogerwerff
had been i'll but a short time Death
was due to pneumonia. He is survived
by his widow, who was Miss Elizabeth
Duval, daughter of the late Dr. Grafton
Duval, of Merryland Tract, this county.
| He also leaves, besides his son, one
daughter, Mrs. William w. Donaldson,
of Lawyers Hill.
Mr.. Alonzo Ely, well known and
highly respected, life long resident of
| this city, died at Montevue Hospital, on
| Friday, January 2oth aged about so
years. Mr.. Ely was born in this city and
was a son of the late David and Julia
| Ely. He was tailor by trade, having
| learned that trade at the tailoring estab-
lishment of d. c. Winebrener & Co.,
| of this city. He was also employed at
| the establishments OF James p Perry &
Son, and James E. Walker & Co., but
in recent years he has conducted a repair
| shop of his own.
ToURDAN.
Mrs. Adelaide Tourdan, wife of Pro-
fessor Charles Jourdan, of Mount Saint
Mary's College, died at her home, near
Mount Saint Mary's College, January
2oth after an illness of few days. She
was the Youngest daughter of the late
DIR. Henry Deilman, musical director
! OF Mount Saint Mary's College for many
| Joseph's Academy She is survived by
her husband and two daughters-Mrs.
Frank Roddy, of Thurmont, and. Miss
becca Moore and Mrs. Emily Cretin,
and one brother, Lawrence Dielman.
BoWLUs.
Mrs Sarah Bowlus. widow of the
late Asa Bowlus, died at her home in
| Middletown, this county, on Thursday,
January 10Th, from the effects of ia stroke
OF paralysis, which she was stricken
with few days ago. She was a daughter
| of the late John and Elizabeth Shafer,
and was in her Send year She was born
in Middletown Valley, and resided there
1 Ill II l,.N,. 1. N,, IN1I~
| she was married to Mr.. Bowlus, who
preceded her to the grave many years
ago She is survived by two sons, DR..
Edward Bowlus, and Mr. Wilbur Bowlus,
both at home. One sister, Miss Mainda
c. Shafer, of Mlddletown, also survives
| her.
DOUGHTERTY,
Sister Mary Louise Doughterty, died
on Saturday morning, January 2Ist at
the Convent of the Visitation, East
Second street. this city. after a briet
illness of pneumonia, aged II years.
| She was a member of the well known
Doughterty family, Of Lancaster Pa,
and had been in the convent for AZ
years. She has been Mother Superior
several times, and was widely known.
! She was a member of the Alumnae AS
ISOLATION. The funeral of former Mother
Eulalia of the Convent of the Visitation,
! took place on Monday last the 23rd
inst, with solemn Requiem Mass, and
brief sermon by Rev. FIR Kane who
eulogized the characteristics of the
deceased, and her long services as an
instructress at the Academy of the Vis-
tation. The funeral was attended by the
members of the Alumnae Association.
Her nephew and niece from Lancaster,
Pa, were in attendance. The pail
bearers were Messrs. VIM. Fl. McCaffrey,
Raymond G.. Ford, George S. Rodock,
Joseph F. Eisenhauer. Charles B. Staley,
and Frank V. Staub. Interment was
made in the Convent Cemetery.
Mrs. Lillian Catherine Rice, wife of
Mr.. Thomas. p. Rice, the well known
! funeral director of this city. died at the
family home, No IS, East Fourth street,
| from the effects of long illness caused
/ by complication of diseases, and after
being confined to her bed for two weeks.
aged So years. Mrs. Rice was very we'll
known. She was the Youngest child of
Mr.. H. +. and the late Othetta
Fout Steiner, of this city. She was
consistent member of the Evangelical
Reformed Church, and at one time as
sisted in the Infant Sunday School as
| teacher, and was instrumental in forming
| that department into classes but declln-
ing health forced her to give up those
duties. Before her marriage she was a
member and teacher in the Evangelical