The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-05-23
OBITUARY..

OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
RHODE.
Mrs. Annie f. Rhode, wife of Mr.
Martin Rhode, Jr., died at her home IN
Baltimore, on Wednesday, May 18th,
aged AZ years.
KEEFER.
Bennett Keefer of Mt. Airy, aged Is
years, died at Montevue Hospital, on
Saturday evening of general debility He
is survived by one daughter. His re-
mains were prepared for burial by I'm
dertaker Obenderfer, and sent to Mount
Airy
PETERS.
John H. Peters, 10 years old, farmer
died recently at his home, near Rock
vile, Montgomery county. He is sur
vlved by four sons and three daughters.
The funeral took place on Friday after
noon from his late residence. Mr.. Pc
tiers had lived in that vicinity for a num-
Der of years, going there from Fred
erlCk county.
KREIGH
John Frank Kreigh. former Judge OF
the Orphans Court, died on Thursday,
May 18th, at the home of his niece, Miss
Sallie Krelgh, of Hagerstswn, of heart
disease, aged ST years. Judge Kreigh,
was native of Clear Springs, and was
retired farmer. He leaves one brother,
George w. Kreigh, of Chicago, and two
sisters, Mrs. T. Benton Cushwa, and
Mrs. Margaret Cushwa, of Hagerstown.
WEBSTER.
Mr.. William H. Webster, aged II
years, and well known resident Of
Braddock, formerly of this city, was
found dead IN his bed on Thursday
morning, May 18TH Justice George A.
Dennis was notified and after d consulta-
ton with States Attorney Samuel A.
Lewis it was deemed not necessary
to hold jury of inquest as he had in
all probability died from natural causes.
TYLER.
After an illness of nearly six months
!. Harry Tyler. member of the firm of
his home, 2oI8 Brookheld avenue, Balti
more. For nearly six months Mr.. Tyler
had been suffering from stomach trouble.
Mr.. Tyler was born in this CITY in 1856,
and was very active in church work.
He was well known in this CITY, his first
wife who died a number of years ago,
being a daughter of Mrs. B. F. Brown,
OF Frederick.
BENTZELL.
Mrs. Mary Bentzell. widow of Ephraim
BentZell, former residents of Eyler'S Val
lev, died at the home of her son, VIM
Bentzell, Sabillasvile, Saturday evening
Her death was due to cancer. Mrs.
Bentzell was II years old last Christmas.
The following children survive William,
Sabillasville; John, near Graceham; Mrs
Myers. Littlestown, Pa; Mrs. Sarah Key
ser, Detour; Mrs. Annie Keyser, Keys
vile; Mrs Emma Engelman, Baltimore,
and Mrs NJ. Hull, Fountaindale.
THOMAS.
Mrs. Sue E. Thomas, wife of Mr.. C.
M. Thomas, of Walkersville, this county,
died very suddenly on Monday night
May 10Th, at her home, of neuralgia of
the heart. Mrs. Thomas was in her
usual health and attended to her regular
household duties Outing the day. Be-
sides her husband, she is survived by
one brother and one sister, David r.
Roop, and Clara l. Roop, both of near
Unionville.
DONALDSON.
Mr. Noah r. E. Donaldson died on
Tuesday afternoon, May goth, at Mon
tevuc Hospital, aged 80 years and 3
months. Mr.. Donaldson was formerly
of Baltimore. He has resided In this
city for some years. being an employee of
the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company He was brother to Mrs.
Edward Titlow, No. 600 North Market
street, with whom he lived. Besides
brother, James A. Donald on and two
sisters Mrs Harry A. Helmllng, and
Mrs. John J. Stier, OF Baltimore, survive
him.