The citizen., 1912-02-23


CAMPBELL.
Mr. Abner Campbell died suddenly at
Sy&esville. aged 65 years. He leaves
three sisters-MiSs Alice Campbell, Miss
Annie Campbell and Mrs. f. c. Knott,
this city.
Miss Harriet Hetterly, a resident Of
Thurmont died on February 10, aged 90
years. months and days. Death en-
sued from the inhrmities of old age, She
is survived by one brother, Ira Heitery.
PALMER.
Mrs. Emma Palmer, wife of Mr.. Oliver
Palmer, died Tuesday al her home at
Union Bridge, aged about IS years. She
is survived by her husband and three
children The family formerly resided at
Myersville.
SHAW.
Mrs. Nj. E Doering. this city, received
word on February 10 of the death OF her
aunt, Mrs {. K. Shaw, at her home 632
Barre street Baltimore. Mrs. Shaw be-
fore her marriage lived in this county.
She leaves her husband and one sister,
Mrs V. Kabrck, this city.
NAYLOR.
Mrs Mary l.. Naylor, wife of Mr.. Ros-
coe Naylor, died Tuesday morning at her
home at SabillasviIle, of tuberculosis,
aged q years She is surviving by her
husband She was a daughter of the
late VIM p. Eyler, OF Eyler's Valley and
is also survived by five sisters and one
brother.
STEWARD.
Mrs Fannie X, Steward, widow of !. ].
Steward, died at her home, No. 232 East
Third street. of complication OF troubles
after a long lines. She was aged 40 years.
She is survived by one son and three
daughters. The funeral took place on
Sunday at p. m. lnterment al Mt
Olivet cemetery. Rev. r. Fl. Lamar
officiating.
WAGNER.
Vernon w. Wagner, died at the Fred
erick City Hospital of complications
aged 50 years. He made his home with
his sister, Mrs Edward Cuttings, near
this city. His remains were taken TO his
late home from which place they were
taken to Mt Zion church, McKaig, where
funeral services were held. Interment
was made in Mt. Zion cemetery.
BENNER.
Mr.. Iohn Harrison Benner died Tues
day morning at the home of his brother,
Mr. thomas Beuner, at Catoctin Fur
mace, of general debility aged rs years.
He is survived by two brothers and one
sister, Thomas and Frank Benner and
Mrs. Catherine Miller of Catoctin Fur
mace. He was a brother-in-law of Mrs.
Margaret Benner North Market street.
BLUmENAUER.
Mr.. George W. Blumenauer, died at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Silas Boteler,
22 West Patrick street. from compiled
ton of diseases, aged 90 Years. He was
the son of the lare Catherine and George
Blnmenauer. He leaves three sisters and
one brother. Mrs. Silas Boteler, Mrs L.
A. Rice, Miss Catherine Blumeuauer
and Mr. n. l. Blumenauer. The funeral
took place on Wednesday at O'Clock.
KEMP.
Mrs. Lewis G Kemp, wife ofMr Lewis
c. Kemp, died at her home, West Third
street, in the oIst year of her age. For
some time past Mrs. Kemp had been in
poor health due to her advanced age
y
before marriage being Miss Sarah NJ
Miller Besides her husband she leaves
three children: Miss Mollie Kemp and
Mr.. c. Thomas Kemp, this city; and Mr..
| B. NJ. Kemp, of Chicago.
WATTS
John w Watts, died at his home $50
East Sixth street, February 10. aged 70
wears. II months an 10 days Death
was due to general debility. Mr.. Watts
was native of Frederick and went West
when a young man. He was in Ohio
when the Civil War broke out and enlist
ed at Tiffin, O., and saw most active ser
vice throughout the war, having partlci-
pated in % large engagements, and a
| number OF skirmlshes.
SCHAEFFER.
Resulting from exposure to the cod
| and the condition in which she was found
by neigh5ors in the kitchen of her home
| on South Market street. on February IA.
/ Miss Maria Elizabeth Schaeffer died Feb.
rrIary I6 at the Frederick City Hospital,
where she was taken. Miss Schaeffer
lived alone She was 65 years of age,
/ and was q daughter OF the late David X.
and Margaret c. Schaeffer. She was a
cousin OF Miss Harriet Tyler, this city.
FLOOK
Mr.. Frederick o. Flock, a native oil
Boonsboro, died at his home, Hagers-
town. February IS of tuberculosis OF the
| throat aged IS years. He is survived by
! his wife and daughter, Pauline, and also
( his mother. Mrs Joshua Flock Boons-
boro; brothers: Martin L., Keedysville; !.
/ Howard Hagerstown; J. Calvin and II.
/ Vincent, Boonsboro; sisters Mrs. f. P.
Brning, Philadelphia; Mrs. Samuel Mere.
/ dith, Boonsboro, and Mrs. VIM Moser,
/ near Hagerstown.
KEDDICK.
/ George w Reddick, one OF the best.
known men of the upper part Of Mont
gomery county, died suddenly AZ his home
in Pooesylle, aged 81 years. He is sur
| vived bv wife. who was before her mar
rage, Miss Spurrier, OF Frederick county
Mr. Reddlck was native OF Frederick
( county AT the time Of his death he was
engaged in the mercantile business al
Poolesville, with his brother-inlaw II.
w. Spurrier For a number OF years he
had been notary public.
THOMAS
Mr.. CLYDE Buxton Thomas, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin A, Thomas. Of Mt Pleas
ant, died at the home OF his fatherin-law
Mr.. William H Boyer, near Libertytown
The cause of his death was tuberculosis
He was in his goth year and leaves hi
widow, who was Miss Mary c, Bower, o