The citizen., 1913-09-12
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

Some of Those Who Have Fallen
/ Before the Silent Reaper.
: s'LAUHlLL.
Margaret Gladhill, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Gladhll, Of HARMONY, this
county, died at the City Hospital, aged
Sin years.
AKERS.
After short illness of walking typhoid
lever. Mrs. Mary Catharine Akers. of
burklttsvlle died on Saturday night at
the City Hospital. She was IN her 9th
year.
MOSSBURG.
After an illness OF one hours duration,
Mrs Mary X. Mossburg wife of George
J. Mossburg, died Sunday evening at her
home, Lime Kiln, of an attack of angina
pectorls, in the 4Sth wear of her age.
MAIN.
Mrs. Temazne Main, wife of Tohn d.
Main, well known throughout Washing.
ton county, died at her home in Hagers-
town, Sunday morning, from complca-
ton OF diseases, aged II years. Mrs.
Main was verse writer and wrote for the
local press.
BROWN
Edward H. Brown, a native of Barnes
vile, Montgomery county, resident of the
District for more than sixty years. and a
member Of the Christian Commission
during the civil war, died Saturday at his
home, 2727 n street, Northwest, Wash
Ington, aged IS years.
WOOTTON.
Miss Ella Wootton, after lingering
illness, died at hospital in Leesburg,
Va, September 4, aged about 72 wears.
Miss Wootton was the last of her family
In Frederick and vicinity. where she has
friends and some relatives. She resided
part of the time at Poolesville.
FERGUSON.
Rev. William NJ Ferguson, pastor of
Hartford Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, Baltimore, died suddenly Sep.
tember 4 at the home of lifelong friend,
William H Baker, at Llbertytown, this
county, with whom he was spending a
portion of his vacation, from an attack of
acute Indigestion.
BRANDENBURG.
Mrs. Bella Brandenburg, wife of Upton
Brandenburg, Foxville, died at her home
at that place, on September d, from COM
plcations, aged 90 years. She is survived
by her husband and one daughter, and
the following brothers and sisters: Mrs.
Calvin Brown, FoXvllle; Roland, Walter,
James and B.aveley Wolf, of Garfield.
GROVE.
Miss Eleanor Cassandra Grove died on
Monday at her home, 44o West Patrick
street, aged so years Miss Grove was a
daughter of Leonard and Rebecca Grove,
deceased, and had lived near Jefferson for
many years Two brothers, Edward T.
Grove and John d. Grove, and two sis
ters, Miss Vallie R. Grove, with whom
she lived. and Mrs William Landis, Of
HagerStown, survive her.
cRUM.
Solomon c. Crum, a well-known farmer
residing near Walkersvlle, died at his
home, Monday, following a four weeks
illness with typhoid fever He was aged
40 years. Mr.. Crum is survived by his
wife and two daughters, Miss Katie and
Leonora. The following brothers and
sisters also survive: Jacob Crum, Walk
ersville Joseph Crum. Liberty; Edward
f. Crum, Mt. Pleasant Mrs Luther
Wachter and Mrs. Theodore Zimmerman,
WalkerSvile.
HINES.
James w. T. Hines, well-known and
lifelong citizen of Feagavile, died Sep
tember 4 at the home of his son. John S.
Hines, near Mt. Zion Lutheran church.
in the S6th year of his age. He is sur
vived by two sons, Charles w. Hines, of
Feagavile, and John S. Hines, and three
daughters, Mrs Milton F. Cutsail, this
city; Mrs. William Nation, Baltimore,
and Mrs. Samuel E Zimmerman, residing
on the Manor.
STEIN.
Simon H. Stein, of Baltimore, member
of the banking and brokerage firm of
Stein Brothers, prominent in Hebrew re-
ligious and charitable work, was found
dead in bed, September L. in a room at