The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-23

Austin, died on Monday afternoon at her
home at Boyd's, after lingering Illness
OF tuberculosis. She is survived by her
husband and one son, Harry Austin.
DAVIS.
James H. Davis. retired farmer, died
al ms home, No. 225 West Patrick street.
Tuesday morning, from nephrltis, alter
an illness of two years. He was aged IS
years, months and IS days The death
OF Mr.. Davis was sudden and unexpected
10 the members of his family. Mr. DAVIS
was born in Buckeystown district.
EVERHART.
Mr. George w. Everhart. father Of Mr..
George A. Everhart. of Frederick, died
on Thursday morning; January 18th, at
the home OF his son, Charles. in Man
chester, Carroll county, after an Illness
OF over two months. from paralysis, from
which he was confined to his bed and
was perfectly helpless. He leaves the
following children: Mrs. A. H. Geisel-
man. Mrs. Albert Brilliant, Messrs. Chas.
and Frank, of Manchester; George, OF
Frederick, and Mrs. George Lippy, of
Westminster.
HUrztER
Iohn w. Hutzler, prominent and well
known citizen, OF near GerradStown, w.
Va, died very suddenly on Monday at
the home Of his son, Ernest. He is sur
vived by ut, widow and ten children as
follows: Milton and Howard of Bruins
wick, Md; Harwood E.. of East Vir
gnia; Charles S., George and Ernest, of
near Gerradstown, and William of Mar
tinsburg and Mrs. jeremiah Unger of
near Gerradstown; Mrs. Mamie AlCBee.
OF SIR Johns Run. and Mrs. Mary Cat
lett, OF Brunswick. Md.
WHALEN.
Mrs. Susan A. Whalen, the widow, Of
the late Mr. John Whalen. died at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. Mary Bur
Kiss. 4o6 Lorraine avenue, Baltimore,
Md, on FRIDAY. January 10Th. She was
i'll only a few DAYS although she received
a stroke of paralysis several years ago.
Mrs Whalen was born in Frederick on
September 18TH, IS49 and was the
daughter of the late ex-Mayor Thomas
NJ. Holbruner. She leaves two dangh-
tiers, Mrs Mary BurIisS, of ltimore,
and Mrs Geo. w. Hyatt, OF Kensington,
Md. One sister, Mrs. Ohio J. Gaver, Of
TIGuGTlCk, also survives lcT.
MAYStLLES.
Friends in this city and county will
regret to learn of the death of Rev. NJ.
/. Mavsilles, which occurred a, his
home, lemonade Farm Sleepy Greek,
West VIRGINIA, on Saturday evening.
January 18TH, at 7 O'Clock, in the 9th
year Of his age, from a complication of
liSaoCas- Ml,,ci llac
member Of the United Brethren Church.
He was pastor at Frederick, Nd, for
number Of years, and made many &C.
quantances in this section. Rev. Nav
stiles served in the sand Illinois Reg-
ment of the Civil War. He attended the
5oth anniversary al Gettysburg, last July,
SUMMERS.
Mrs. Sarah A. Summers. the wife of
Mr.. Samuel NJ Summers, died on Sun
day morning, January 18th, at her home,
No. 40 West Patrick street, this city.
after a long illness, from a complication
of diseases. Mrs. Summers was aged
GO years and 3 months, She was The
mother of large family and was liked
by all who knew her She is survived
by her husband and the following chill
dren; George Sum mers, of Mount Pleas
ant; Tolbert Summers, OF Libertytown;
John Summers, of Frederick; William
Summers, of McKaig; Nelson Summers.
of Braddock; Miss Amadda Summers, of
Frederick; Mrs. John Kline, of Wavnes-
boro, Pa: Mrs. Milton Akers, OF Brad
dock Mrs, James Riddlemoser. and Mrs
Roy Stockman, of Frederick, and Miss
leila Summers, at home.