The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-26

home OF his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Martin l.. Firestone, East street, this
city, of diphtheria
wILLIAR.
Mrs. Nettie Williar. wife of Mr. Albert
Williar, formerly of this city. died at her
home IN Baltimore City, on Wednesday,
January 18th, Besides her husband she
is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Guy
Firor, of Baltimore, and Miss Mildred
Williar.
cRUM
Jonathan William Crum died January
IS at his home in Jefferson, aged SO years.
Death was due to paralysis. He was
veteran Of the Civil War, giving service
in the Union Army He leaves a widow
and several children.
NEIPoLD.
Information has been received here of
the death on FRIDAY. January roth. in
Colorado Springs Colorado of Mr.. Geo.
Neipold son of Professor and Mrs.
John Neipold, of Washington, but form
erly of this city. Death was due to tu-
berculosiS. He was 81 years of age and
is survived by widow
Mrs. Naomi ID. Lease, wife of Mr..
George f. Lease, died on Wednesday
morning, January 18TH. at the home of
her brother-in-law Mr.. Richard N
Rowles, near McKaig, this county, of
pneumonia, in the SYST year of her age,
Mrs. Lease had formerly lived near Nc
Kaig, and formerly in this CITY until
about a year ago, when the family re-
moved to near Washington CITY.
MILLER.
Miss Gertrude Miller, aged about 30
years, and a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John D. Miller, of Middletown, this
county, died on Wednesday, January
18TH, in hospital in Altoona, Pa, where
she had been operated on for appended
tbs. Miss Miller had been staying with
her brother, Mr. Calvin Miller, in AL
toona' Pa, and was about to leave for a
trip to California, when she was taken
sick.
WAKEFIELD.
Mrs. Laura Warfeld, wife of Cecilius
Wafield, of Baltimore, and daughter of
the late David o. and Elizabeth Thomas,
formerly of Frederick county. died Jam
uary 10 in Baltimore, death being due to
pneumonia. She leaves two sons, Rev.
Ogle Warfield, an Episcopal minister in
New Jersey, and Howard Warield, an
attorney OF Baltimore. Many relatives of
the deceased reside in this city and
county.
BEATTY.
Suffering a stroke of paralysis while in
a barber shop. Alfred l. Beatty, of Bur-
kittsville. died Sunday morning, aged
about 81 years. He was paper hanger
and painter and was we'll known in that
vicinity. His remains we're buried in
Mt Olivet cemetery, this city. Besides
his widow he leaves five children-Wm,
of Brunswick and Ira, at home; Bessie,
Washington; Stella, at home, and Mrs.
Cutsail, Frederick
Drummer.
Mrs. Ida |. Drummer. wife of Mr.. Chas.
E. Bremen, died January IS at their
home, near Pearl, of quinsy, aged ~
years. Mrs. Drummer was a daughter of
James Weddle, of Pearl Besides her
husband, she leaves a daughter, aged Is
months. The following brothers and
sisters survive her: Vernon, Chas Frank,
Causy Ira, Jesse and Earl Weddle, of
Pearl; Mrs. Daniel Drummer and Gerte
Weddle, Of Harmony Grove: Mrs lanes
Mccormick, of Brunswick.
DUTRoW
The funeral of J. NJ. Dutrow, of Har-
rlsonburg, Va, 6o years old was held
Saturday afternoon from the residence on
East Market street. Born in Buckeys-
town, this county, in 1912, he saw the
Baltimore riot in 1861 and became Con-
federate courier After he went to Har-
risonburg he was an official of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. Later he be-
came deputy county clerk of Rocking
ham, and for 20 years before his death
was office manager of the ]. P. Houck
Tanning Company.
STEVENS.
Charles L. Stevens, who was tenant
on one OF the Schley farms, near Mount
Pleasant this county, died at his home,
on Saturday, January 10th, about two
O'Clock in the afternoon. Death was due
TO pneumonia. He was aged about as
years. About two weeks ago Mr. Stew
ems was one of the pail bearers at a fun
eral and was taken sick upon his return
and remained bedfast up until his death.
He had resided in the vicinity of Mount
Pleasant all of his life. He was twice
married, and is survived by his wife and
several children.
PEARRE.
Mr.. James Pearre, a weIl-known and
highly respected retired farmer, died
January ~ at his home at Comus, Mont
gomery county, of general debility, i'll the
o. ,Nf IL h.
Surviving member of the Pearre family,
and was the son of the late Vim. Pearre
and Catherine Marie Springer, of this
county. He was a brother Of George A.
Pearre, of Cumberland, father of former
Congressman George A. Pearre, and
also brother of the late Hon. Chas. B.
Pearre, of Waco, Texas. He is survived
by six children, Mr.. Charles B. Pearre,
of Dickerson; Mr.. Frank A. Pearre.
Misses Lydia r., Laura ", and Miss
Nellie Pearre, at home, and Mr.. George
A. Pearre, of the Frederick bar.
STEM.
Mrs. Julia A. Stem. widow of John
Stem, died at her home at Sabillasville,
from general debility. aged 90 years.
Mrs. Stem was the Oldest resident of the
northern end of the county, and was
descendent of the original settlers OF
Harbaugh's Valley. She was Miss
Harbaugh before marriage. The follow
ing children survive: Henry w. Stem.
Julia c. Stem and c. NJ. Stem. Sabillas-
Vile; Mrs Margaret Ellen Bowers, Will
Transport, Md; Francis Thomas Stem,
Iowa. Two brothers, A. J. Harbaugh,
of Hagerstown, and Lewis F. Harbaugh,
Illinois also survive The funeral will