The citizen., 1913-09-19
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

Before tho Si,ap+ Paanar
HARRIS.
Sarah Harris aoed 69 years died A.
her home near IJrbana. Ssnten,ber - E 50
srtf,rreev
William II. Schaefi-r died nm T,,esd,v
at the ape Of s, wears NIr Sci,agaey
was well known in tbis co,,ntv
MILLER.
and NJ. Mn, oii'H Soli o. Ilarry j.
at his home in Oxford Nd IF j,o, Uhoo,,;,,r, -,
cough.
FEETE.
Mrs Emma A Feete, nee Drobrisch.
rit, J;ad ',,''S ~ Ie-'e loI,l'g.y ol 'lIlS
Tuesday
KAUFMAN.
Eugene Augusta Kaufman died at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Catherine
liaugheV 1924 North Fulton avenue,
va ~ o.
BUTCHER
William H. Butcher died at his home
in Pittsburgh. September 5. OF heart trou-
bic. His remains was shipped to Buck
eyStown and taken to hlS former home
near Hopewel
KIDD.
Harry Kidd, for some years a police
man in Mt Airy, died at his home at
Ridgeville, Monday, from a complication
of diseases, aged 81 years. Mr. Kidd is
survived by his wife and three children.
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:, NNNo H.
A1meda Cali:ornia died var,, snddanl, a
IG" Ii GAYS ago at ms nome IN that place.
re was hePhTW ol MIS- Louisa booker.
ol 'liS CITY, ana was known mere.
HAMS
rocob Wy r;,,,. ,,,a.,,,,,- IS ,;
80 ,i ,.',s ''1''',,t' e' p'G;iilI i
Go,ta,,1h So lnne N'u'iLS. ; LC.'' ANY uleH
aftp C,T ill., az l,,I 'o.,e III ''''il,io m,
Dac dma H. ''''- ~ nno,,,,m!; " ny ~ NJ n;,,,s a
IS years old.
BOYD.
Word was received nv relatives in
Frederick Of the sudden death of Miss
Elizabeth Bovd. at her home IN Baltimore
Wednesday, Mrs. Bovd was daughter
of the late Andrew and Caroline Bovd
formerly of this eitv
GKAMMER'
Rev. DR.. James Grammer, "a years old,
e. H., 20 H.. - ,s.,' ~,
Paulus A. Irving, Farmville, Va, of heart
disease. He was a native of Halifax
county, Va, and has frequently filed the
pulpit of All Saints church, this city.
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|. Frank Getty. "a years old, of New
Windsor, died at his home September II.
He was born in Baltimore. a son of the
late James and Parthenia Getty. He Is
survived by his wife, who was daughter
of the late Isaac c. Bale, OF Westminster,
dIlu Two SolS J. W6itei GetIy' .el,Tl %
sor, and Herbert B. Getty.
O"hNS'
Miss Leah NJ. Owens. "a years old,
daughter of Mrs Leah NJ. Owens and the
late Willard H. Owens. sdied at her home
in Baltimore. Saturday, from a complica-
ton of diseases. Besides her mother,
Miss Owens is survived by brother,
Willard II Owens, and three sisters.
Miss Flora Owens. Miss Hope Owens
and Mrs. Donald Forbes. of Emmitsburg,
tilIS county
RUSsELL'
Thomas Fl. Russell. II years old. OF
Brunswick, Md, Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad conductor, died at Martinsburg,
Tuesday, at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. George Hassan, from injuries re-
ceiyed in a fall. He was a native Of Har-
per's Ferry. and served in the Civil War
as a member of Company A, Third Mary
land Regiment of Infantry. He is sur
vlved bvhis widow. who was Miss Louise
Z. Mason. of Carroll county, and seven
children.
Mrs. Elizabeth Winger Lewis, widow
oi ldCoo LeW,s' uieu outiuay "isH'' ai'oi
son, R. Rush Lewis. of near Frederick.
with whom she made her home. She
was in the Send year of her age. For
some time past she had been in failing
health. due to old age. Mrs. Lewis was
a daughter of the late Joseph Winger. of
near Mercersburg. Pa. but has been re-
siding for about fitty wears in this section.
where she was well and favorably known.
DlEHL.
On September Nathan Dehl. died at
his home near Cheltenham, Prince