The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-06-16
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

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GRIMES.
Mrs Julia A. Grimes, widow of Levi S.
Grimes, died at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Samuel H. Miller, in Bal
tlmore, June 7, aged II years.
sTRINE.
Mary N. Strine, daughter of Howard
Strine, died at the home of her father on
East Sixth street. Wednesday, of bron-
chlal pneumonia, aged seven years.
LIMBAUGH.
Mrs. Margaret F. Limbaugh, an aged
lady who resided west of Myersville, this
county, died June 7 from general debility,
aged SO years. Mrs. Limbaugh had been
a resident of that vicinity all her life, her
husband, Ezra Limbaugh, having died I6
years ago.
RENNER.
Peter ]. Renner died June s at his home
I2S East Fifth street, of Brights disease,
aged II years. He was a mason and
payer by trade. He was veteran of the
Civil War and belonged to Reynolds Post,
@. A. R. During the war he was SOL
der in Company |, First Maryland Poto-
mac Home Brigade, under Capt. Walter
Saunders. He was a member of the In
dependent Hose Company.
WOOD.
James A. Wood died at his home at
Rocky Ridge on Saturday, aged 90 years.
He is survived by widow who was Miss
Amanda Speaks, and eight children, Mrs.
George Long of New Midway, Mrs.
Stephen Renner, Charles Wood, Mrs. Ivy
Marshall, Mrs. Daisy Marshall of Rocky
Ridge and George, Ross and Allen Wood
at home. He is also survived by three
brothers.
Horatio Eiler died at the home of his
son-in-law, Thomas T. Haugh, of Ceres
vile, of a complication of diseases, on
Monday, June 5, aged 10 years. He is
survived by two daughters, Mr.. Thomas
Haugh, of Ceresville, and Mrs. Amanda
Winegardner, of Emmitsburg. Interment
was made in Haugh's church cemetery
Rev. Poffinberger, of Woodsboro, con-
Quoted the service.
MosER.
Mrs Laura R. Moser, wife of George
E. Moser, died at her home near Boliver,
of paralysis, aged &c years. Besides her
husband she is survived by seven children.
One brother, John F. Poffinberger, of
Myersville, and one sister, Mrs. Rebecca
Koogle, of Middletown, also survive.
The funeral took place Monday morning
at 10 O'Clock. Services were held at the
Lutheran church, Myersville.
CARLIN.
Miss Martha E. V. Carlin died at the
City Hospital after few days illness,
aged about 60 years. She was daughter
of David and Rebecca Carln and had re-
sided in this city all of her life. She was
the last of her family. One son, Charles
L. Carlin, survives. Her funeral took
place on Monday afternoon at a o'clock,
with services atSt Johns Catholic church
and interment was made at st. Johns
cemetery.
D'LASHMUTT.
informant II has been received here of
the death on May rs, in Shelburne, Ind,
of DIR. Van E. DeLashmutt. formerly of
this city DIR. DeLashmutt was son of
the late Judge Elias DeLashmutt and was
a brother of the late Andrew J. and John
NJ. DeLashmutt and Mrs James Pearre.
He married Miss Sifford He was 70
years of age and is survived by several
children. lie is survived by sister,
Mrs. Raymond c. Reich, near this CITY,
and brother, William G.. DeLashmutt
of Martinsville, III.
HAM.
Mrs. Matilda Elizabeth Ham, wife of
Reuben Ham, died June at her home
on West South street. after lingering ill
ness of complication of diseases, aged
IS years. She is survived by her hus-
band and eight chldren-James Ham of
Baltimore, Fillmore, Charles and Jesse
Ham of Frederick, Mrs. Elizabeth Bru-
chey, Mrs. Charles A. Six, Mrs. Arthur
Fogle Of this city, Mrs. Katie Heider of
Saxten, Pa. She is also survived by one
brother and three sisters, Fillmore Stultz
of Evansville, Miss Amanda Stultz of
Pearl. Mrs. Louise Bell of Harmony
Grove and Mrs. Linnie Lightner of Nc
Kaig.