The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11


TOMS.
Mr.. David w. Toms died at the home
OF his son, Ulysses Toms, of near Fox
vile, this county, few days ago o
general debility, aged IS years. s months
and II days. He is survived by five
sons and one daughter. The funeral
took place on Wednesday, April 9th
and interment was made at Bethel.
ADELsBEEGER.
Miss Martina Adelsberger died sud.
denly few days ago. at her residence,
No. Ala North Carrollton avenue, Bati
more. She was a daughter of the late
James and Mary f. Adesberger The
funeral took place from her late home
with requiem mass at Saint Plus Church,
al 7 O'Clock. The body was then taken
10 Emmitsburg, this county where inter
ment was made.
Mrs. Eliza !. Fitz, one of Waynesboro's
oldest residents, died April :; at her late
home, aged 81 years She was born Tuly
is. 1925, in Frederick county, Md. the
daughter of William and Mary Crisman
Howard From her birthplace she NOV
ed to Blue Ridge Summit While resid-
ing at the Summit she married Peter Fitz,
who diedNwenty-two wears ago. She is
survived by eight children.
SPILL.
w B. Spill died at the home of his
son-in-aw. Mr.. lanes Brown. near Ur-
bana, this county, on April 5,h. of gen
eral debility. Mr. Spill was aged 7S
wears and several days. He is survived
by three daughters and two sons. The
deceased was formerly a resident of
Frostburg, to which place his remains
were shipped for interment over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for inter-
ment
DALE.
Miss Susan Dale. one of the oldest
residents OF MartinSburg, w. Va. died
April 5 at the home of her niece, Mrs. d.
w. Mullen, 400 West John street that
city, aged 90 years. She had been al
most helpless for the past six months,
and finally died of old age. She is sur
vlved by two sisters: Mrs. Ellen Heller
stay, of MartinsEurg, and Mrs. NJ l..
Firestone, this city. She was born in
Carroll county, and had resided in Mar
tinsburg for about SO years.
GKKEN.
Martin V. B. Green. a veteran of the
Civil War, died April 3 at his home in
HagerStown from general debility aged
rs wears. He was twice married and is
survived by his second wife, Mrs. Sarah
Green and these children: Mrs. Molle
O'Connell. Mrs. Katie Zepp. Mrs. Cora
Bowers, Hagerstown; Mrs. Bertha Nice
waner, Mason and Dixon; Mrs. Anna K.
Balous, Pittsburgh; George, in Pennsyl-
vania; Martin H., in Pittsburgh; VIM !.
E., Brunswick; lanes r., ChaS. H. and
Philip. Chicago; Jesse F. and Joseph r.,
Hagerstown. He also leaves 30 grand
children and u great grandchildren.
ANDERs.
Mrs Alice Virginia Anders. a well
known resident of this city. del in York,
Pa, April after an illness of one week
from pneumonia Mrs. Anders had been
visiting the family of Mr.. Harry Saylor
at York, for the past six weeks. She
was the widow of Caleb A. Anders, who
died in Martnsburg, w. Va, where they
had lived for many years. Mrs. Anders
was the eldest daughter OF Charles W.
and Sarah Preston Halter, deceased. A
grandson and granddaughter residing
in Pittsburgh survive her. She was a
sister to the Misses Annie, Eliza and les
sic Halter, and Mrs. Charles B. Tyson,
this city.
KESSELRING.
Mr. Robert W. Resselring, Of this city,
died at the State Sanatorium, ISabillaS-
vile, this county, of tuberculosis aged rs
years Mr.. Kesselring was a widower,
his wife a Miss Crum. died four years
ago. Mr.. Kesselrng was an expert ma
chnlst and for some years employee at
the Ok Fibre Works. He was very pop
ular with his associates. He was mem
Der of the Moose, of Chippewa Tribe of
Red Men and the United Fire Company.
His remains were brought to this city to
the residence of Mr.. Harry w. Waling,
1871 West Fourth street Funeral Serv-
Ices were held at the house and inter-
ment made in Mt Olivet Cemetery UNI
der the auspices of the orders to which
he belonged. The funeral was largely
attended His many friends sent beauti.
full floral designs.
SCHAEFFER.
Mrs. Mary Schaeffer, widow of VIM
Schaeffer, who died about 27 iyeara ago,
died suddenly at her home at Buckeyes
town April 3, aged about 90 years APP.
oplexy was the cause of death. Mrs
Schaeffer had been ENJOYING good health
and her sudden death came as a great
shock. Sitting in chair, she was seized
with a vomiting spell and became very
i'll. Dr. c. T. Routson was summoned
Immediately but when he arrived he saw
that nothing could be done for her, and
death ensued in less than an hour after
she became i'll. Mrs. Schaeffer is sur
vived by three children as follows: Mrs.
John Hoffman, of Church ilill Miss
Clara AT home, and George SChaetfer, OF
Washington, d. c. Three grandchildren
and the following brothers and sisters:
Mrs n. X. Schaeffer, of Buckevstown;
Mrs Alice Wachter and Mrs. Thomas
Webster of Lime Kiln; jeremiah Stone,
of Fostoria, Ohio; and Daniel Stone, OF
Bloomfield. this county Before marriage
Mrs. Schaeffer was a Miss Stone.
Lamar Loses by Eight Votes.
At the annual corporation election,
which was held in Middletown, this
county, on Monday last, April 9TH. re,
suited in the election of Charles c.
Gross. over DIR. A. A Lamar, the pres.
ent incumbent, bv the small majority OF
eigh; votes. George c. Rhoderick,
] Martin Shank, Caswell w. Hoffman
| Sherman r. Koogle and Lewis p
| Miller We're elected Commissioners.
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