The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-09
OBITUARY..
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

Some of Those Who Have Faller
Before the Silent Reaper.
Mrs Catherine Rebecca Fox, widow o
thomas +. Fox, died suddenly of angina
pectorls, 81 years old. She was convers
ing with members of her family when she
was seized with pain over the heart anC
died before a physician could be sum
moned. Two daughters and one son sur.
vive.
HARRISON.
Mrs. Andrew Harrison, of Knoxville,
died very suddenly at her home at thai
place on JULY 81 of heart trouble. She
had been subject to attacks of heart trou
BILE for some years. She was aged az
years. She is survived by her husband,
who is employed by the Baltimore and
| Ohio Railroad, at Brunswick, and one
daughter, Mrs. Blanche Sigafoose.
SCADDEN.
John SCadden died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Fannie Lowman, near
Boards church, Washington county, Tulv
81, aged Is years. The early days of his
life were spent in Frederick county,
where he has many friends. He is sur
vlved by three children Mrs. Florence
Martz, Mapeville Mrs. Fannie Lowman,
near Beards church, and one son, Chas.
Scadden, Bagtown.
EYLER.
Mrs. Louise Eyler, widow of Christian
Eyler, died at her home at Wakersvile.
August a from cancer, aged 90 years.
She is survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Virginia Craford and Mrs. Daisy Savior.
both of Walkersville. Two sisters and
three brothers also survive: Miss Sarah
Michael, Utica Miss Minnie Michael,
WalkerSville; John and Pierce Michael,
Utica; Caleb Michael, Reisterstown.
HAUER.
|. Information was received IN Frederick
Monday morning of the death of Miss
Mary Hauer Miss Hauer was cousin
OF the late Nicholas Hauer, with whom
she made her home for a number of
years. After Mr. Hauer's death she went
to live with her niece. Mr.. George P.
Everhart. of Shrewsbury, Pa, where she
died. Miss Hauer was about o. years of
age. She was the last of her immediate
family, all of them having preceded her
to the grave She is survived by num-
Der of cousins in Frederick.
FISHER.
Mrs. Anna NJ Fisher, widow of the
late David NJ. Fisher, at one time
County Commissioner of Frederick
county, died at her home, near Thur
mont, this county, on Saturday. August
5rd, from organic heart trouble, aged So
wears, months and 10 days. The fol-
lowing children survive her: Mrs. George
Wilhide. and Mrs. Allen Hoover, near
Thurmont; Mrs. Hinea, of Walkersvile;
Irving Fisher, Newton Fisher and Cor
neliuS Fisher, all of near Thurmont;
Isaac Fisher, of Motter's, formerly Tax
Collector of Frederick county.
HAMMOND.
Mrs. Mary Virginia Hammond. widow
of Mr.. Augustus Hammond, died at
her home in New Market, this county,
on Saturday, August grid, in the 18th
year of her age. Mrs. Hammond is sur
vived by brother Captain F. Ham,
mond, of Cumberland, Md, and sister,
Miss Anna Wilson Hammond, of New
Market, and the following sons: Albert
Hammond, of Pittsburgh, Pa; Ormond
w. Hammond, of Baltimore, Md. Rev.
Linwood Hammond, of Luray, Va; and
Frank A. Hammond, of New Market,
all of whom were with her before her
death and attended the funeral, which
took place on Monday August 5th. and
was made in the New Market
Cemetery adjoining the church Rev.
w. ID. Kinl officiating, assisted by the
Rev. B. F. Ruley, OF the NJ. P Church.
URNER.
Word was received here July 81 from |
Boston. Mass, of the death of Mr. Sam
uel P. Unger, member of the we'll
known family of that name and former
shoe merchant of Baltimore. He was
born near KNOXVILLE, this county. Until |
about IS years ago Mr. Urner was en-
gagged in the shoe business in Baltimore. |
He then went to Boston and became
OF the shoe manufacturing firm
of French, Shnner & Urner. The firm
controls stores in all the large cities in
the country. Mr.. Urner was bachelor.
He was so years old. His mother. Mrs.
Z. w. Urner died on August 2 Of last
year. He is survived by five brothers,
c. b., J. II. and William J. Urner, OF Bal
timore; Rev. Z. +. Urner, pastor OF a
Methodist church in Kansas, and Milton
f. Urner, of New York. He was a first
cousin of Judge Hammond Urner and
nephew of Milton G.. Urner, Of Frederick.