The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-02-07
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

81 al RhcH nome, lGlrGiaDD street. OF
bronchial pneumonia, after an illness of
two weeks.
CARSON.
Charles F. Carson, aged "A years, died
at his home, near Park Mills, January %.
OF paralysis The funeral took place
Friday at 10 O'Clock, a. m, at his late
home. Services were conducted by Rev.
Williams.
WARNER.
Mrs John T. Warner, OF townsville.
died January TO- Of cancer of the bowels.
aged 72 years She leaves to mourn her
loss a husband, two sons and one daugh-
ter, Di. +. A. Warner NJ T. Warner,
Mrs. c. c. Hahn, all OF louisville.
GROUSE.
Mr. James NJ. Grouse, of Thurmont,
died at his home January 81. He was
aged rs years. He is survived bv five
sisters. Mrs John Miller. of Thurmont;
Mrs Margaret Rouzer. Washington, Mrs.
Edward Wachter, OF Rocky Ridge; Mrs.
Clayton Cramer, of New York, and Miss
Matilda Grouse of Thurmont One son,
Harry Grouse, OF Oregon, also survives. |
MERCER.
Charles Edward Mercer, aged 80 years,
months. died February 7 at his resi- !
deuce, Ar Klnehart'S avenue. Of sorosis I
of the liver, after and illness extending /
over year. The deceased is a son of /
Edwurd Mercer, of Braddock Besides a
widow, he is survived by the following |
brothers and sisters: Dorsey. John and |
Eugene Mercer and Mrs. Annie May |
Honsee and Mrs. Alma Whisner.
FIRoR
Mrs. Mary c. Firor, widow of Peter O. |
Firor, died February !. at the home of |
her daughter Mrs. Charles Warfeld, 1916 I
Penrose avenue, Baltimore. She was 10 |
years old aud was born in this county, !
Clarence J. Firor and Howard O Firor |
are her sons. Her daughters are Mrs. |
Warfield, Mrs Harry b Smith and Miss
Pearl Firor. She is also survived bv two
brothers, Thomas and James Ogle, and
two sisters, Mrs. Washington Smith and
Mrs. Albert Barton, d.-Eredsricia.l~
= .,---. 49, =. 4Av would scratch it anJ
5 cause sores to form. Her head wal
& very sore and her hair fell out ii
+ punches. She was very cross and fret
fal and could not sleep at night.
tried many remedies, all failed, then
d tried Cuticura Soap and Ointment and
, they commenced to heal at once.
put the Cuticura Ointment on. and a
half hour after washed her head with
the Cuticura Soap. l used them a
month and she was cured entirely
tSigned) Mrs. W. B. McMullen, Mar
S. 1912.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample OF each
20 free with 32-p. Skin Book. Address
was due f59a b%Cuticura, Dept L, Boston
a widow and one fla. Ia,no.
over twenty years he's policeman n
the city of Philadelphia returning about
five wears ago to make his home in Thur
mont. where he lived when young man.
Mr.. Nunnemaller served in the Union
army during the Civil War and was a
member of the Grand Army post at Thur
mont
sToNESlFER.
Charles Stonesfer, IS years old. a
dealer in sporting goods died at his
home IN Westminster Carroll county.
on Monday night, February 3rd. He
was the first leader of the First Regiment
Band of which he was member since
its organization, more than AZ years
ago. He was the last survivor of six
sons of the late Henry Stonester, who
was for many years teacher in the pub-
lie schools of Carroll county He is
by his widow one son and two
daughters Stonesifer and the
Misses Goldle and Meta Stonesifer, all
OF Westminster.
ARNETr.
Rev Charles s. Arnett, retired min
lister of the Maryland Conference of the
Methodist Protestant Church, died at his
home, No. 24o5 Elsinore avenue, Balt-
more City, on Wednesday, February 5th,
He had been i'll for ten days suffering
with heart failure. Rev. Arnett, at one
time, was the pastor of the Jefferson Cir
cult, of this county, and later at Harp
er's Ferry. Beside 5 a widow he ia sur
vived by his three daughters: Mrs. Asa
5 Rice, Of HeathsvilIe, Virginia; Mrs.
I. O. Robinson and Mrs. James f. Cole,
and two sons, Frederick W. and Henry
L. Arnett.
GROVE.
Reuben Edward Grove, a well known
and respected citizen. died February 3,
at his home, 10 East Fifth street, after a
long illness. Mr.. Grove was the young
est son of Reuben and Maria Grove, de
ceased, of this county, and had survived
all his brothers and sisters. He was
farmer and had lived near this city the
most of his life For about eight years
he resided near Woodsboro. He was
parayzed a number of times, but bore
his suffering heroicaly His widow and
the following children survive him: Harry
!. Grove, near this city; William Grove,
Pa; E. Thurston Grove,
this city, and Misses Carrie and Cora
Grove, at home.
MAHoNEY
Francis Marion Mahoney, a farmer re.
siding near Braddock. died quite sud
denly at that place January 90. Death
was due to heart trouble He was aged
81 years and had never before been sick
He arose in the morning, and complained
of feeling of pain about his heart. He
made few steps and was about to de-
scend flight OF steps, when he fell and
died within few minutes. Mr.. Mahoney
is survived by his wife and the following
children: Charles and Luther Mahoney,
near Braddock; Paul Mahoney, Freder-
ick: Eflie, Grace, Amy and Helen, at
home. His aged mother, Mrs. Easter
day, who made her home with the son,
also survives. A sister, Mrs. Greenbury
Grove, of Jefferson, also survives.