The citizen., 1914-05-22
OBITUARY
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper,

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Before the Silent Reaper
WADLoW.
Richard H. wadlow, IS years old,
of Sykesville, died at Atlanta, Ga, on
Monday, May 18th.
BRANDENBURG.
Mrs. Louisa c. Brandenburg. wife OF
Mr.. Henry L. Brandenburg. died at her
home near Wolfsville, this county, on
Saturday night, May 10th, about 10. 80
O'Clock
BORDER.
| DR.. Daniel w. Border, a former prac-
ticing physician. of Kearneysville. Jeffer-
son county, West Virginia, died at
Charlestown, on Sunday, May 18TH, aged
about Ga years.
Mrs. Amanda Kepler, the widow Of
the late Henry Kepler, Of Middletown,
this county, died at her home in Middle
town, on Friday, May 18th. from an at
tack of apoplexy, aged SO years.
FLEMING.
Mr.. Thomas Fleming, son of former
Mayor John E. Fleming. of this city,
died in Washington City, on Wednesday
afternoon. May 18th, of pneumonia. He
was aged 4o years and months.
FISHER.
George Thomas Fisher, IT,. son of
Mr.. George r., and Mrs. Ida Fisher. Of
Baltimore, formerly OF Frederick. died
on Tuesday morning, Nav 10Th. of blood
poisoning, aged about thirty years.
Taken i'll about IS days ago, Jacob NJ.
Rudy a prominent young farmer, OF
Middletown Valley, died on May 18th at
the Frederick City Hospital, where he
had been removed on May nth. He
was aged 81 years.
ALBAUGH.
Mrs. Mary E. Albaugh, the widow Of
Mr.. Eli Albaugh, died at her home,
about two and half miles east of Walk
ersvllle. this county, about seven o'clock
on Monday morning, May 18th. of can
Ger, aged So years. months and days.
wiNpIGLER.
Nj. Jesse E. Wiupigler died on Tues
day evening. May 10Th, at his home in
Troutvile, this county, of Bright's dis
ease, aged II years. He had been a
farmer in the vicinity of Frederick for a
number OF years, but for the past nine
years he has been residing in Troutville.
NoGLE.
Mrs. Euphemia Mary Nogle, the wife
OF Mr. John E. Nogle, East Sixth street,
this city, died on Saturday, evening,
May 10th, at $50 O'Clock, at the Fred
erick City Hospital, of blood poisoning,
aged "a years. 3 months and II days.
Mrs. Nogle had contracted blood poison
ing, from the bite OF spider about ten
days ago and Ind been confined to the
hospital for only few days.
BUCKHEIMER.
Mr.. William Henry Buckheimer, the
well known farmer, died at his home on
the New Design Road, near Lime Kin,
this county, on Monday morning, May
18th, at 7.25 o'clock. On December
goth, 1913, Mr.. Buckheimer celebrated
his 72nd birthday. Although born at
Sykesville, he lived in this county for
many years and had wide acquaint
anceship. Mr.. Buckheimer raised truck
and his cantaloupes became celebrated.
Four sisters survive him: Misses Catha-
rine, Caroline and Mary Buckheimer, at
home, and Mrs. Archibald Mossburg, Of
Buckeystown.
BAUMGARDNER.
After an illness of about ten days,
caused by general break down, Mrs
Fannie Elizabeth Baumgardner, the wife
of Mr.. John Baumgardner, died at her
late home on North Market street. this
city, on Monday morning, May 18th,
about 1880 O'Clock, aged II years, 3
months and I9 days. Although her
death was not unexpected, it was a
shock to her many friends. Mrs. Baum
gardner was daughter OF the late Dan
lei and Susan Sim, and was life long
resident of Frederick She and Mr.
Bauingardner had been married for
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