The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30
OBITUARY..
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

GOOLE.
Lawrence Goole, aged p, died August
| 81 at the home of his sister, Mrs Nice,
wife OF DR.. Nice, Mt. AIRY. Death was
due to tuberculosis.
KOHLENBERG.
Mrs. Sarah Kohlenberg, wife of D. H.
A. kohlenberg. of Baltimore, died in
that city, August %. Funeral services
and interment at Urbana, this county.
SANDERS.
Mrs. Henry Sanders, aged IS years, is
dead at her home at Fairfield, following
a short Illness, from complications. Her
husband and nine children survive. Mrs.
Sanders was a sister of Joseph Stoner, OF
Hagerstown, and Frank Stoner of En-
mitsburg, this county.
sHANKLE.
Mrs. Harriet Shankle. wife of David
Shankle, died August "a, at her home,
near Yellow Springs after a long illness,
aged 81 years. Besides her husband she
leaves three sons, John, Dennis and How
ard Shankle and four daughters, Mrs.
Robert L. TYLER, Mrs. Isaac Rice, Mrs.
L. Main and Mrs. George Wastler.
HOFFMAN.
Mrs. Ellen Hoffman, wife of David
Hoffman died at her home at Creagers,
town, August "a, after a long illness from
dropsy She was aged SO years Mrs.
Hoffman was a member of the Church of
God, and is survived by her husband and
two children, Willard Hoffman, Creagers-
town, and Mrs. John Shook, Baltimore.
PHILHOWER.
Rev. Abraham W. Philhowor, died at
his home, Boonsboro, Monday evening.
of complications. He was a minister of
the Church of God for forty years, and
was we'll known in this section, having
preached in the smaller churches. He
was born in 1871. His wife, who was a
Miss Green, from near Boonsboro sur
wives him.
SIMPSON.
Mrs. Annie Simpson, wife of Edward
f. Simpson, Jr.. of Philadelphia, died at
Philadelphia on August IS Mrs. Simp-
son was well known in this vicinity Part
of last summer she spent on Braddock
Heights. She was the daughter of the
ldtC I\CN' j. n INlNC' vi washington -
c., former pastor of the Methodist
church Of this city.
HYDER.
Mrs. Della Hyder, wife of Mr.. I. O.
Hvder, died August 26 at her home at
Point of Rocks, of complications, aged
id years. She was a native of Washing
ton, ID. c., but had been living at Point
of Rocks for a number of years. She had
not been well for about two years, and
had been bedfast for three months. She
is survived by her husband and two
children Raymond and Esther Viola.
BENTON.
Mrs Mary Dorcas Benton, aged II
wears, the widow of the late Theodore
Simmons Benton, died at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. F. H. ID. Biser, in
Parkersburg, w. Va, August 81. The
deceased, who was the youngest daugh-
ter of the late Eli Wolfe, was born at
Hyattsvile, Md. She is survived by two |
daughters Mrs. F. H. d. Biser. of Park |
ersburg, w. Va, and Mrs. f. c. Riddle |
of Clinton, W. Va, four grandchildren |
and one brother. Jesse II. Wolfe, of Hy- |
attstown, Md.
HEFFNER.
Mrs Margaret NJ Heffner, wife of Mr.. |
Frank l. Hef1ner. died August ~ at her
home near HanSonvile, from compi-
cation of diseases, aged p years. Mrs !
Heffner was a daughter of Mr., and Mrs. |
Anthony WiCkleSs, of ShookstOwn, and |
besides them and her husband she is sur
vived BY the following brothers and sis
tiers: Charles and Frank Wickless. OF this
city; Joseph, of Baltimore, and Jerome, |
near this city; Miss Mary Wickless, this
CITY; Mrs Charles Turner, Knoxville; |
Mrs. John DeGrange, Feagavlle; Mrs.
Luther Nam, Braddock, and Misses Lilly |
and Gertrude WicklesS, Shookstown.
FAUNTLEROY.
After being a helpless cripple for seven
years DR.. Thomas +. Fautleroy, former |
lv a prominent Young dentist, died at |
Stanton, Va. of heart failure He re-
Gently compromised damage suit against |
Luther l.. Bowman. a young business |
man, for alienation of his wite's aifec- |
tons, taking 81, 500 for his injured feel |
ines Mrs Faun;lcroy, who was Miss
Bessie Brunson, a society belle of Charles
ton, S. c., and of Richmond, recently
secured divorce from DR.. Faunteroy at
Reno, on the ground of non-support. DR..
Faun;leroy made new will leaving all
his property to his sisters. Miss SalIle
Conrad Fauntleroy, Of this city, is one OF
his sisters.
ENGLAR.
Mrs. Caroline Englar, IS years old
widow of Josiah Englar. former wealthy
business man of Cumberland, died early
Monday at her home, at Llndwood, Md,
from injuries she received in an accident
several months ago. Mrs. Eng lar was
born in Frederick, and educated in prl-
yate schools. When a girl she went TO