The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27


. broDer James Conway. Cumberland;
hall sister. Mrs I1hn +. Martin, Bruns-
Wick, this county.
RICE.
Mr. Fulton B. Rice. a well known resi-.
dent of Jefferson. died az his home De
/ cetub.r 70 OF bronchial pneumonia, aged
% years Mr.. Rice took a great interest
/ IN politics and was Il Staulcn Republican.
/ He was a candidate for the sherihalty
nomination in the primary last year. For
four years Mr. Rice was superintendent
Of Montevue Hospital. After leaving
there he returned To- Jefferson where he
has since resided. Mr.. Rice is survived
BY his widow vino was a Miss Shailcr. of
Brunswick. Two sons Willard and Wal
ter, of Washington, and one daughter,
/ Helen, OF Jefferson, also survive.
JACOBS
Mrs. Laura A. Jacobs died at her
home 20 East All SAINTS street, of a com.
plication OF diseases. aged 50 years. Mrs.
Jacobs was the widow of Mr. William
Jacobs, who was killed by a B. & 0.
train, near Reels Mills. some years ago.
Her maiden name was Crummitt She
leaves four sons and one daughter Ell
mer Albert and Keefer Jacobs, this CITY,
and Roy Jacobs Washington, d. c., and
MIS-. Grace GeiSlnger, Lvnchburg, Va.
Two brothers, c. F. Crummitt, Wash
in2ton; A. w. Crummlt Arabv, and one
sister, Miss Alice Crummitt, Araby, also
survive her.
HARBAUGH.
John NJ. Harbaugh died at his home,
Haoerstou,, ofnar9Ivsis saturday morn.
inc He was agsd "a v.ars Mr. uar.
banoh was The Con II Hiram H.rhaugh
and was horn near S5biIissyiIIa his
county Mr. Harbauoh had vide cir.
Gle Of friends and aconai,,t,nces and his
death comes as q Great sborl- IN ali who
l.naw him H. was member If zion
Reformed Church and If The (Voodmen
nj fine World Survivtno are his wife
sons percy and p,ul d9ughtars I5ditb
and Tugarda all at home BROTHERS.
CLAYTON y and Harry r LI,oerstnyvn.
William and David Fl V1vrasboro
Pa charles T. Rouzarviila and lewis
c.. SabiIIasvilIe.
ADAM.
Mr.. John w. Adam, well-kDown resi-
dent Of Frederick, died December 10 1T
the home of his sister, Mrs Mary Z.
Mehrling, 1900 Edmonson avenue, Balu-
more after a long illness. He was in the
5Sth year Of his age Mr.. Adam made
his home with his brother and they lived
in the family home on West Patrick street.
Early in the year he began to fail in
health, and gradually growing weaker,
in July. he left to spend some time with
his sister in Baltimore. His condition did
not improve and he took to his bed. not
being able to leave it since. Mr. Adam
was the son of the late Wilhelm and
Annie w. Adam and was born in this CITY
in 1884. He was educated IN the public
school and the Academy. He took up
farming, but IN later years has lived part
" retired, devoting his attention to real
estate collections. He owned number
of properties and also a farm near Boons-
boro in Washington county. He is sur
vived by five ssters-Mrs Mary +. Mehr
ling, Mrs. Catherine c. Fout, Mrs. Clara
A. CARTS, Mrs Emma Hassen and Mrs.
Annie f. Carter, of Washington, and one
brother, Mr.. VIM H. Adam, this city.
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Church Services and Celebratlons
Christmas was observed and special
services and entertainments as follows.
Grace Reformed Church - Sunday
school celebration. E 40 y m ON Christ
mas dav.
I PRESBYTERIAN Church-Sundav school
entertainment, Thursday evening.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Prayer
and praise service 6 a. m. Christmas dav.
Sunday school celebration 6. so a. m.