The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-06
OBITUARY..
Some Of Those Who Have I allen
Before the Silent Reaper

WISSEL.
Francis Wissel, of Baltimore, died al
his home in that city, on Wednesday,
November 20, aged Is years.
M'KENzIE.
Jacob F. Mckenzie died at his home
in Hagerstown. Washington county, on
Wednesday afternoon, November 27th,
from paralysis, aged AZ years. He was
former resident of Petersville, but had
resided in Brunswick for several years.
BECRAFT.
Milton L. Becraft died suddenly at the
Maryland University Hospital, Baltimore
December ?, following stroke of paral-
ysis. He was IS years OF age and a wild
over For a number of years he was a
prosperous farmer near Mt. Airy, Carroll
county. He is survived by three sons
and five daughters.
NEIKTRK.
Mrs Amanda Neikirk, of Monrovia.
died at the home Of her daughter. Mrs
Annie v Barnes. December ,. aged 65
wears. She was the wife OF the late Geo.
l.. Nciklrk, and leaves the following
children Mrs Annie v Barnes, Miss
Edna Neikirk, Elmer F. Neikirk. Z. Roy
Neikirk. Of Monrovia; Walter l.. Neikirk,
Mt Airy; Harry 5. Neikirl, Plane No A.;
Mrs. Mary Day. Mrs. Lola Christie and
George d. Nekirk. Baltimore.
BROWN.
Mr.. Charles l. Brown, a resident Of
near Trego, died ut the City Hospital.
this city, on Wednesday, November
27th, from injuries sustained in the
Brunswick car shops, dav or two be-
fore his death. Mr. Brown was a.
years of age and had been employed at
Brunswick for some time He formerly
resided near Evansville, this county. He
is a member of the B. & O. Re
lief Association and the Red Men of
Brunswick.
URNER.
Within A few hundred miles of the
Florida resort where he expected to spend
the winter William !. Urner, a retired
shoe merchant and well-known church.
man. died Saturday in Savannah, Ga, of
Brights disease. Mr.. Urner was born in
Frederick county and is closely related
here. He was a brother of Mr.. Amos
Urner, of Heltenstein & Urner, with
whom he was at one time associated in
business. Mr.. Urner was also A nephew
OF the Hon. Milton G. Urner, of Frede-
rick.
FURRY.
Samuel B. Furry, a well known citizen
Of Tanevtown, died Monday morning,
following short illness. from paralysis.
Mr.. Furry was for twenty years promi-
nent citizen and successful business man
of townsville, this county, and was 81
years of age. He was twice married.
His first wife died and lie was married to
her sister, Miss Mollie NJ. Myers. There
were three children by the first marriage,
Edward and Mrs. Mary Stoner, of Johns
vile, and William, deceased. BY the
second marriage there were two children
Mrs. Myrtle Ramsburg, townsville, and
Mrs. Nina Otto, Taneytown.
THOMAS.
Mrs N z. Thomas, widow of the late
DR. S. F. Thomas, died at the home OF
her daughter, Viola, in Chicago, on Sat.
urday Mrs. Thomas had been residing
ia Frederick and lett here in September
to spend the winter with her daughter in
Chicago. The daughter had been mar
ried only few months before. The hus-
band of Mrs. Thomas for nearly quarter
of century conducted drug on the
Square Corner on the site now occupied
by the c. Thomas Kemp building The
daughter in Chicago, Mrs. Charles H. w.
Keeier, Washington, and Mrs Ethel Pat
terson, Baltimore, are the surviving child
rem.