The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-01-24
OBITUARY..
Some of Those Who Have : allen
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HEYDE.
Rev George w. Hevde, aged 70 years,
died AT the home OF his son. Or. Eugene
w. Hevde, January 20. The funeral
took place from his late residence in
Parkton, Md Interment was made in
Mt. Olivet cemetery, this city.
JAMESON.
Mr. Leo Iamison died at his home in
Baltimore Wednesday, after a lingering
illness Mr. IamiSon is well known in
this county. He was unmarried and one
sister and two brothers. Mrs. Sophia c.
Fltzsimmons, OF this city, Brooke Jami-
son, WalKersville, and ]. Vincent Jami-
son, Hagerstown.
WoRTHlNGToN.
Mrs. Florence L. Worthngton, aged
As years. daughter Of the late Peter and
Magdeline Ross, died at her home in
Washington, January 90 from paralysis,
from which she had been Suffering for the
past two weeks. She Is survived by two
children, LOUIS Cousin and Mrs Emory
Rapp, both of Baltimore.
Isaac Davis, well known retired farm
er of Fountain Mills. died at that place
after a short illness from peumonia, aged
II years. He was a member of the Cath
Ole church. The following children sur
vive: Il. Lee Davis, Fountain Mills;
Charles Davis, Woodbine; Mrs. Nellie
Gather and Lewis Davis, Baltimore; Miss
Rachel Davis, at home.
KELLER.
Mr.. Frederick w. Keller died sudden
" at ?. 30 O'Clock Monday morning at his
home, 10 West Fifth STREET, of heart trou-
bic, aged O. years, months and IS days.
He leaves tie following children Mrs.
Kenneth Young, Mrs. Edward Cramer,
Mrs. William Miller Mr. David Keller.
The funeral took place on Wednesday
afternoon with services at the house and
interment in Mt Oivet cemetery.
Mr.. Lewis H. Karn, formerly of Bur
kittsville, and well known in this section,
died recently in Florida where he moved
for his health some time ago. Mr.. Karn
was the son Of Ezra l.. Karn. He mar
ried Miss Mary Ennis, who survives. Mr..
karn suffered with hay fever and he Weht
to different places to be IN a suitable eli
mate. In recent years he lived in Florida
and was engaged in raising oranges.
QUINN.
Word has been received by relatives in
this city of the death of Mr.. Josiah NJ.
Quinn, of Orchard, Fort Bend county,
Texas Mr. Quinn was native of Fred
erick ,l,eoing west about 80 years ago.
He was about 81 years of age, and leaves
a widow and three children. Eleven
sisters and brothers survive, as follows:
Mrs. Elmer Eader, Mrs. John Abrecht.
Mrs. Lucan Webb. Mrs. Fred Kottmyer.
this city; Mrs. A. D. Bell, Llttlestown;
TVomas NJ Quinn, Lancaster; John S,
Wilmington; Jacob P, VIM. H., AleXan-
der l.. and Roger, of Frederick.
HoKE.
Martin ]. Hoke, retired farmer Of Mt.
Pleasant. died at his home in that place
from pneumonia, aged II years. Mr..
Hoke moved to Mt Pleasant only about
three months ago. He was member Of
the Reformed church. Mr.. Hoke was
the father Of II children. of which six sur
vve along with his wife. The children
surviving are, Harry and David Hoke,
Washington; Mrs Mamie Bariick. Walk
ersvile; VIM Hoke Illinois; Mrs. Harry
Wnisner, Mt Pleasant: Mrs. Bertha De
lauder, Mt Pleasant.
BRENNER.
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Bremen, widow of
Joseph Bremen, died January II at her
| home 22S East Second street, aged 81
years. She had been blind for the past
six years and being of cheerful dsposi-
ton enjoyed life with her family. Her
maiden name was Burck. She was born
4 in Badevaden Germany, and had resided
in this city for many years One son,
| Mr.. Charles f. Bremen. and four daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Apponia Burck. Mrs. William
| Adams and Miss Josephine Bremen, this
city, and Mrs J. +. Harkins, Baltimore.
survive her. also four grandchildren and
great grandchild A sister. Mrs. l.. II.
Hager, this city, also survives her. She
was devoted member of St. John
Catholic church,
RICE.
After a lingering illness, DIR. NJ. F. b
Rice, one of the oldest ministers in the
Baltimore Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, died at his home
2zo6 West North Avenue, Baltimore
January II. He was GO years old. DR.
Rice suffered a stroke of paralysis
about three wears ago, due largely to
overwork. and since that time has suffer
ed several additional attacks until The
final stroke. DR.. Rice was born in JEFF
ferson, this county, in 1877. He jolnec
the Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Con
fert nee in 1870 and until he was str cke
three years ago, he labored faithfully an'
energeticaly. When he was first strick
en-. three years ago, he was forced to re
linquish his duties as superintendent o
the Frederick district of the Methods
Episcopal Church and since that time HI
hanlth has nraduallN declined His MOrl