The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-03-29

/ uuc 10 pneumonia, She Is survived by
her husband and eight children.
Chiffon.
Matthew Chiffon, a native of Caroline
county, and retired merchant OF Denton
died OF general debility at his home at
( Denton, March 20. in the ninety-fihh wear
OF his age. Mr.. Chiffon was an uncle of
eNN-Mayor William F. Chiffon, of this
city.
KEENEY.
Mrs. Iva Victoria Keerev. wife of
Simeon Keenev, died at her home at
WaIkerSvllle March "a. aged AZ years.
Death was due to cancer, and came after
long suffering. She was a member of the
Lutheran church. Her husband and four
children survive, two daughters and two
sons.
FISHER.
Thomas w. Fisher, formerly engaged
in the wholesale tobacco business in Bal
timore, died March 23 at his home in
Hanover Pa A widow. who was Miss
Mamie Simmons of Frederick county;
three sons, Bradley Johnson, John Cor
don and James Albert Fisher who are in
business at Hanover, and one daughter
Miss Mary, Amelia Fisher, survive.
BIKLE.
After a lingering illness of about three
years Major William |. Blkle, of Wavnes-
boro, Pa died recently. aged u years
Born IN Thurmont this county, he was
the son OF Mr. and Mrs Christian Bike.
During his residence in Wavnesboro he
served as a member of the Town Council
and Tor the last three years was president
OF the Board of Health.
CARRIER.
Solomon CARRIER, we'll known and re-
speCted resident, died March 2z. at his
home, IFS East Fourth street, after long
Illness, aged 65 years. Mr. CARRIER was
a carpenter and had last worked on the
recent Improvements at the Evangelical
Reformed church, of which he was de-
voted member. He leaves a widow and
one daughter Mrs. Mary Krepps.
MORNINGsTAR.
William H Morningstar well.known
resident died at Montevue Hospital on
March "a, OF general debility, aged So
years. Mr.. MorningStar was a brick
maker and cooper by trade. He leaves
no family. His wife, who was Margaret
Kline, sister of Messrs, Thomas and
George Kline, this city, died many years
ago. A brother survives him.
FILBY.
John !. A. Filby died March Fl at his
home, Go3 West Sixth street after long
illness, in his 5Sth year He had been a
fa- DC ! Il IL
years had kept grocery store. He leaves
widow, stepson, George W. Shell
horn. and stepdaughter, Mrs Harry
Barthlow. Three brothers, ThaddeuS
and Samuel, of this city, and Thomas, of
Baltimore, also survive him.
Mrs. Minnesota N. Dixon, widow of
Lewis p. Dixon. died March %. at her
home, I23 East Sixth street, after a long
illness from tuberculosis, aged 43 years.
Mrs Dixon was a daughter of the late
James p Perry. Two daughters Misses
Helen Smith Dixon and Mary Perry
Dixon, survive her; brother, Willard F.
Perry, and sister, Mrs. |. N. 10y, also
survive her.
FENGA.
Edmund p. Feaga, a well-known Citi
zen, died at his home at Yellow Springs,
after a few DAYS illness of typhoid pneu-
monia, aged 90 years. He was a miller
by trade, but has not followed his voca-
ton for several years He is survived by
a widow, who was Miss Lydia Ramsburg
sister of William f. Ramsburg of this
city, and one son. Prof Charles E. Feaga,
OF this city.
GEASEY.
Miss Katherine Geasey. of Mountain
dale, died at her home at that place on
Thursday morning. March 81, aged forty
years. Death was due to cancer. Miss
Geasey underwent an operation about
year ago, and while she was temporarily
relieved, vet several months ago her
trouble returned and little hope was held
for her recovery. She is survived by her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Geasey, and three
sisters and four brothers, as follows: Miss
Elsie Geasey, at home; Mrs. Samuel
Lambert. Utica; Mrs. Jacob Halter, Ara
sey, Spencer O. GeaSey, at home; VIM.
c. Geasey, Mountaindale.
cRoNIsE.
Charles l.. Cronise. wel-known re-
tired farmer, died at his home, II6 West
Third street, of paralysis, aged g years.
He is survived by the following sisters:
Mrs. Ellen Kirkpatrick, of Los Angeles,
Cal; Mrs. Albert Zimmerman. Buckeyes
town district, and Miss Lizzie r. Cronise,
who made her home with the deceased.
He was a director in the Franklin Saw
ings Bank, and one of the organizers and
directors of the old W., F. & G.. Rail
road. In politics Mr.. Cronise adhered to
the Republican party. He was member
of the Reformed church and served at
times as deacon and elder. The funaral
took place on Wednesday afternoon at
two O'Clock, with services at the house
and nterment in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
SAUTER.
MIR. BonifaCe Sauter, a prominent re-
tired businessman. died at his home, 923
X street, N. W., Washington, d. c., on
Sunday last Mr.. Sauter was large real
estate owner in the northwestern section
of Washington, and was for sixty-three
years interested in the growth of that sec
ton In 1883 he married Catherine Els
enhauer, of Frederick City, a sister of
Joseph F. and the late John Els
enhauer. He is survived by his widow,
two sons-Harry and Balsey Sauter, and
two daughters-Mrs. Charles McChesnev
and Mrs. John B. Flynn His funeral
took place from ST Mary's Catholic