The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19

Mrs Harriet E. Thomas, wife of
Amos Thomas, died at her home, near
Dickerson, Montgomery county, on
Friday, January 18th, aged about 63
years.
MAIN.
Mr.. William H. Main, of Washington,
d. c., brother of Mrs. w. E. MantZ, this
CITY, died of acute gaslritis. in the 45th
year of his age. Mr. Main is survived by
one son and one daughter.
MUsSETTER.
Miss Ann r. Mussetter, died few
days ago, at the home of her niece,
Miss Mollie NJ Ijams, near Evansville,
this county, aged about 90 years. She
was the eleventh child of the late Chris
topher and Ruth Mussetter, nee Ijams,
and was the last survivor of family of
thirteen children.
MADARY.
Mr.. Henry Clay Madary died at his
home, Plane No. a. January s, after lin
gerng illness. He was ST. years old. He
IS survived by widow, two sons, and
one daughter, sixteen grandchildren, and
several great grandchildren. Mr. and
Madary quietly celebrated their fifty
eighth wedding anniversary on Decem-
Der 70, 1911.
RIGNEY.
Mrs Mary c. Rigneey, widow of Mr. ].
T. Rigney, at one time general manager
of the Western Maryland Railway and a
native of Frederick, died January II from
injuries received five weeks ago in a tall
down stairs which happened at her
home, 22o4 McCulloh street, Baltimore.
She is survived by son, Mr. Allen C.
Rigney, and daughter, Mrs. F. W.
Whitman.
JOHNSON.
News has been received BY the rela-
tives in this CITY of the death of Mr..
Richard P. Johnson, of Colorado
Springs, Colorado. Mr. Johnson was
the son of Mrs. Maria l.. and the late
Ross Johnson, and is survived by a
wife and two sons and two daughters.
He was brother of Mrs. John A. Camp
bell and Miss Eleanor NJ Johnson, of
this city.
NORWOOD.
Mr. Willie Norwood, a prosperous
farmer, residing about two miles south
east of Damascus, Montgomery county,
died at his home on Thursday, morning,
January nth of pneumonia. He was
about As years of age. He is survived
by widow, who was the daughter of
Mr.. Garrison Brandenburg, of Mount
Airy, and five children-tWo sons and
three daughters.
FEASTER.
Mrs Elizabeth A. Feaster, widow oil
the late Daniel Feaster Martinsburg, and
one OF the oldest residents of that city,
died Tuesday, aged So years. For the
past thirty years she resided in Martins
burg with her daughter. Mrs. Cutler, by
whom she is survived Also surviving
are a sister, Mrs Ellen Schaff, of Jeher-
son, this county. and brother, Clarence
| w. Feaster, of Springfield, Ill.
SHAW.
Mr.. Elijah !. Shaw, died at his home
on East Third street, this city, on Satur-
day, January 18th, aged about "A years.
He was a shoemaker by trade and in adj
dition to this he had been conducting a
grocery store in this city for the past
eighteen wears. He is survived by -four
sons and one daughter, Daniel and Clar.
ence Shaw, of Pittsburg, Pa; George
w and Lew c. Shaw and Mrs. Ann
| Elizabeth Shaw, Of this city.
DINTERMAN.
Mrs. Charlotte Dinterman. widow, died
of fbe hntr,a Cf her (-anrrrE a lint
! erman, MiddletoWn, Tuesday evening OF
heart failure Mrs. Dinterman was in
her usual health during the-day and eve
| ming, and in fact spent the early portion
OF the evening at the home of A neigh
Dor. She returned home and was sitting
in chair conversing with the members
of the household when she was stricken
! and died in tine chair.
FALLON
Miss Mary E. Fallon, the eldest
daughter of Mrs. Mary E and the late
John d. Fallon, formerly of Frederick,
died at the home of her mother. No
100 Mccullough street Baltimore City
on Sunday, January 18th, 1fter an illness
of three months. Miss Fallon was edu
Gated at the Academy of the Visitation,
this city. Her mother conducted mill
inery business on East Church street, at
one time, but later on moved to Balti
more.
AUMEN.
Following lingering illness Of more
than years duration, Mr.. William A
Aumen, of WoodSboro, this county
died at his home in that place, on Satur
day afternoon, January 18th, about two
O'Clock. of cancer of the stomach, aged
40 years. For the past % weeks, Mr.
Aumen has been very Ill and his death
was not unexpected. Soon after he
was taken sick he underwent an opera
ton but it was seen that he could moi
recover and he gradually grew worse.
WALTZ
The doctors are unable to give the
cause Of the death of the four-months
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar K
Waltz, at Araby. which was found dead
in bed on Monday morning, January
18TH between the hours OF six and sever
O'Clock. The baby, whose name wa:
Ralph c., was LETT in good shape the
/ evening before about II O'Clock, and it,
/ mother saw that it was all right agar
at o'clork. When she went TO look
after the child after getting up in tht
morning, the little form was found to be
hfeless.
WARNER.
Mr. John w, Warner, aged 2S years
died at the City Hospital, on Saturda,
morning, January 18th, of pneumonia
Mr. Warner resides at I46 East Soutl