The citizen., 1913-04-04
OBITUARY..
Some Of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Eoaper.

Henry w clUGT Qlcd Al ms nome al Bur
kitlSvllle on Sunday, aged p years. He
was member of the Catholic church.
His wife and two children survive, en-
klns Weiner and Miss Bertha Weiner.
George William Toy. residing near Tef-
ferson, this county, died at his home at
that place, a few days ago. from the et-
iects of typhoid fever, aged IS years.
He is survived by his wife and two sons,
Robert L. and Mervin II, 10y.
RHODES.
Mrs. Z. J. Rhodes, widow OF the late
Frank T. Rhodes, died in Huntington
w. Va, of the iufirmities of old age
Mrs. Rhodes had been an invalid for a
number Of years Her funeral took place
from the B. & O. station on Wednesday
afternoon and interment made in the
family lot in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
WopDHOP.
Mr. William Harvey Woddrop died
suddenly at his home IN Railway, n J.
He was son OF Mr. and Mrs. l. {.
Woddrop, of New York. He leaves a
widow, AIRS. Eliza s. Woddrop. daugh-
ter of the late DR.. Edw. McSherry and
one son. His funeral took place from
his late home with interment in Philadel-
pha.
MAIN.
Lewis c. Main died at his residence,
No. 5I7 North Bentz street. this city
of tuberculosis, few days ago, aged
IS years. He is survived bv his parents
md hA F,II ,,,l
Charles F. Main, of Frederick: Harry +.
Main OF Iowa; and Grayson Main, Noah
+. Main, and Mrs. Ada X. Dellett, OF
Lancaster, Pa.
BUSSARD.
Mrs Susan A. Bussard died very sud-
denly on Friday morning, March 18th,
at her home in Shookstown, this county,
from hemorrhage Of the lungs, aged So
years. months and I6 DAYS. Mrs.
Bussard was the widow of David Bus
sard. She leaves no children. A
brother, Mr.. John Hines, of near Ieffer-
son, survives her, and also one sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth \Bussard.
PETER.
Miss Elsie Y. Peter died at her home
in Senaca, Montgomery county a few
DAYS ago, after a long illness, of tuber-
cuosis. She was in the 18th year of her
age Miss Peter was well known in
Frederick and was a niece of Mrs. P. 5.
Notnagle, West Patrick street this city.
She leaves her mother. Mrs. David |
Peter, one Older sister, Marguerite, and
several Younger brothers.
BEST.
Mrs. Elizabeth Catherine Best, widow
of the late VIM. H. Best, died at the res
idence of her daughter, Mrs. Daniel T.
Ordeman, West Third street Tuesday, of
general debility She was 7S wears of age. |
She leaves three daughters and one son;
Mrs. Ordeman, Mrs Henry !. ID. Hagan.
Mrs. Hugh r. Dean. of this city and |
Mr.. George L. Best. of Baltimore. -Four
sisters and one brother also survive.
BENDER.
Miss Emma Amelia Bender. died Sun |
day, at her home, GIG North Market |
street, of tuberculosis, aged I9 years, s |
months and 20 wears. Miss Bender was |
a daughter of Mr.. George Bender, OF |
Bethel and the late Lula Houck Bender, |
Of this city. She was a member OF the |
Lutheran church and had |
many friends. A sister, Mrs. Ray Smith, |
this city, and a brother, Charles Bender, |
of Bethel. survive her
BOLLINGER.
Mr.. Lewis A. Bollnger, a Civil War |
of near Thurmont, this county, /
died suddenly. aged 6S years, He fought
in the Civil War and was a member of
the G. A. r. Post, Thurmont Besides
his widow. who was before marriage |
Miss Martha Rhodes, he leaves six chill
dren: Mrs. Martha Valentine, Nebraska;
Misses Leona and Nellie Bolinger, at
home; Jacob, IohnStown, Pa; Howard, |
at home, and John, in the army.
LEWIS.
Mrs. Laura H Lewis, wife of w T. |
Lewis, of Kemptown, died at her home |
in Kemptown, of diabetes, aged 5S years. I
For some years past she had been in i'll |
health. She leaves four daughters: Mrs
f. b. Browning, near Kemptown; Mrs. ! |
B Beall, this city, Misses NJ. Lewis and |
w Lewis. at home. One brother, ! |
Windsor Williams, of Kemptown, and |
one sister, Mrs Bette Haines, Capon
Springs, Va, ard half sister, Mrs. c.
p Davis, of Kemptown.
LINTON
Elizabeth Linton, as years old, daugh-
ter of Mrs Dean Bentley and wife of
George w. Linton, died at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. d. NJ Sullivan, 2o2H
Prospect avenue. Baltimore. Saturday,
alter an illness of about year. She is
by her mother, Mrs Dean Bent
lev. her husband, and four daughters,
Mrs. Is NJ. Sullivan, Mrs. Edna Fleming
and Misses Jessie and Bertha Linton.
Mrs. Linton was a niece of The late Paul
and Henry Schaeffer and Mrs. Annie
Biser, of this city.
MILLER.
David f. Miller died at the home ofhs
daughter, Mrs. Harry X. Johnston, of
Maugansyille, Washington county, Md,
in the goth year of his age. He was born
near Martinsburg. w Va, and was son
OF the late David and Mary Miller, and
brother of Mr. Joseph c. Miller, east of
this city. He is survived by the follow
ing children: MIS-. George Miller and
Mrs. George Bernhizer Polo, H.; Joseph
c., Smilsburg, Md; David Grant, I'm
ionville; Mrs Harry X. Johnston, Mau-
gansvAle, and Mrs. Adam, Schamel,
Reading, Pa.
HARTSOCK.
Mrs. Mary Z. Hartsocd widow of Rev.
Samuel NJ. Hartsock, died suddenly on
Saturday, at her home, about two miles
from Laurel, Md. She was seventy years
of age. Her husband, the late Rev. SAM