The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-25
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.


GREEN.
John W. Green died at his home in
Baltimore IN the 7Ist year of his age. He
was widower, his wife being the late
Mrs Susan Green
Francis c. Bohn, oldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. Walter Bohn, died at the home
OF his parents, near New WAY, on Satur-
day, April 10, of acute thyroidius aged
IA years.
sTAUFFER.
Miss Marie Staufer, formerly of Carroll
Manor, this county, died at Glyndon Md,
OF consumption, aged 80 years She
made her home with her sister, Mrs.
Anna Hesser.
sTINE.
Miss Mary Slime. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Slime, of Middletown died
of heart trouble, aged twelve years. The
death was very sudden. However, she
had been in poor health for some time,
being weak and nervous.
CAREY.
James Carey, retired farmer, died at
his home, near Doubs, of general debi-
lily, aged "a years. He is survived by
the following children: John W., lanes
F., Jacob r.. Joseph H. and Jesse II.
Carey, Miss Addie l.. Carey, at home;
Mrs. Margaret StoCkman and Mrs. Laura
Davis.
HOUSE.
Mrs. Ella House, wife Of Frank House,
died at her home in Washington She
was daughter of Prof. and Mrs. John
! w. Neipold formerly Of this city. Be-
sides her husband she is survived by
three children, Edgar. Katherine and
Robert House. She is also survived by
three brothers and four sisters.
BUsHEY.
Mr.. Thomas F. Bushey died at the
| home of his brother-in-law, d. L. Vile,
3o2 Robert street. Baltimore, on Tues
| day, April %. He Is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Annie c. Bushey Mr..
Bushey was son of the late Christian
| Bushey, who at one time resided on
West Third street, this city. He was
aged IS years.
LEASE.
Mrs Mary Jane Lease, widow of the
late David Lease, died on Friday morn
| ing, April 18th, al the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Miller, North Mar
! ket street, this city, from complica-
/ ton OF diseases, aged 70 years. She is
survived by the following children Mrs.
| Loren Burdlck. of Illinois; VIM w.
Lease, Mrs. LLOYD Miller, and Mrs.
| Frank Lease, all of this city. She is also
survived by seventeen grandchildren.
HAYNES.
John Wesley Haynes, native of the
vicinity of WoIfsvile, this county, died at
| his home in Lenox Iowa, on March IS,
aged II years. On December "a, 1868,
he married Mary Margaret Snuff, VOLS
Vile, and moved to Ohio, where his wife
died July 5. 1855. To this nnion was born
one child, Margaret Gaver Haynes, now
living at DAYTON, Ohio In 1865, Mr..
| HAYNES came back to Wolisville. where.
on March rs, 1867, he married Celia Ann
Catherine Wolfe. In 1880 they moved to
Lenox. Iowa.
Mrs. Nena Harner, wife of AdoIphus
Harner, of Emmrsburg, died at her
home in the oath year of her age. Mrs.
Harner had been sick since last May and
her death was due to a complication of
| diseases. Two children survive, Harry
c. Harner, Emmtsburg, and Mrs. Wal
ter F. Zeigler, Frederick. She leaves the
| following brothers and sisters: Lawrence
Wilson, Altoona, Pa; Clayton, in the
West; Walter. Hagerstown; Mrs. Marga
ret Mitchell. Emmitsburg, and Mrs.
Spalding, OF Pittsburgh.
CRUMBAUGH.
George F. B. Crumbaugh, retired
farmer. died at his home on West Church
street, after a lingering illness, OF general
debility. Mr. Crumbaugh reached the
age of eighty years. He spent most of
his life in farming in Woodsboro district,
residing near Walkersvllle. Although
staunch Democrat, he had never held
public Office. He is survived by three
children: Mrs Flora c. Burrier, Walk
ersville; Grayson NJ. Crumbaugh, Miss
Susie E. Crumbaugh, this city.
MALCOLM.
Mrs. Molie Malcolm, wife of William
Malcolm, died on Saturday at the CITY
Hospital, in Wilmington. Del. following
an operation tor fibrous tumor. She
was aged about forty years. The de-
ceased was a daughter of Aloysius Smith,
of Hanover. Pa Besides her husband
she leaves two young daughters, Marga-
ret and Katharine She is also survived
bv three sisters. Mrs Alice Wassem and
J Mrs. Harry c. Renaut, OF Hanover, and
Mrs Tohn Marman of Harrisburg, and
FIVE brothers, Clement Smith, Frederick;
Stanley Smith, York, Pa; VIM. Smith;
Los Angeles, Cal. and Harry A. and
Edward T. Smith, Hanover.
RosER.
Anna NJ. Roser died at the home of
her daughter. Mrs Scott Shank, is Sum-
mer street, Hagerstown. Monday even
ING. of cancer of the stomach, aged OF
wears. She had gone to Hagerstown
from her home in Hancock on Saturday
| and was to have been taken to the hos
| pitalal for treatment Monday evening,
but death came before she was taken
there. She is survived by her husband,
Iohn L. Roser, daughters, Mrs. Anna M.
| Glen. Rocky Ridge; Mrs. Scott Shank,
Hagerstown; sons Plus H, Kansas;
! Milton Hagerstown; Rev. Marion C.,
North Dakota; Elwood E., Windsor,
Pa.
Mrs. Julia Ann Elizabeth Smith, widow
of Washington Smith, died at her home
in Evansville after a long illness from
pneumonia, aged 70 years. Her maiden
name was Ogle. daughter of Benjamin
and Catharine Ogle deceased. The fol-
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