The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-03-06
OBITUARY.
Some Of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
WERNSINC

WERNSING.
Word has been received here of the
death IN Baltimore of Mrs. Katherine
Wernsing. widow of the late Herman
Wernslng, OF Baltimore. Mrs. Wernsing
was before marriage Miss Sahm.
Mrs. Matilda Fox, widow of the late
Henry Jacob Fox, died at the home of
her nephew, Robert Beall, near New
Midway, on Sunday from pneumonia,
aged IS years 10 months and Il days.
FRANK.
Alter prolonged illness from tubercu-
losls, Harvey c. Frank, a cigar maker,
passed away at his home, in Hanover,
"a, thursday, aged AZ years, months
and 20 days. The deceased was a son
OF Mr. and Mrs. George w. Frank, Of
Maple Grove, Carroll county.
EYLER.
Mrs. Peter c. Eyler, of near Emmits.
burg, died suddenly Sunday evening, of
heart failure, from which she had suffer-
ed Tor a number of years. The fatal at
tack was superinduced by fright caused
by hire IN the kitchen which threatened
to assume considerable proportions.
HYDER.
Jesse Hyder died at his home in Hag-
erStown, Washington county, on Wed
neSdaY evening, February 18th, of pneu-
mona, alter an illness OF four days, aged
As years. He was a native of Johns
vile, Frederick county, but has lived
IN Hagerstown for the past IS years.
BIRELY.
William T. Birely, a retired blacksmith
OF FunkStown. and the father of Charles
Brely, of Frederick, died at his home
February % from complication of trou-
bleS aged % years. For years Mr.. Birely
conducted the only blacksmith shop in
Funkstown, and did large business.
SETON
Josiah w. Seton died at his home in
Gettysburg, Sunday morning, March
Ist, after an illness contracted last Tune,
aged IS wears. Mr.. Seton was the son
OF Andrew and Martha Seton, and was
born in Thurmont, Md, September gard,
1888, at whice place he learned the
wagon making trade.
CARR.
Mr.. Iohn H. Carr, a well known resi-
dent OF Libertytown, died at his home,
February 28 after a short illness. He was
In the S8th year of his age and death was
due to the lnfirmities of old age. Mr.. Carr
died IN the house in which he was born
and lived his entire life. He was a son
of the late Thomas and Eliza Carr.
RUBEL.
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iederate, died at Boyds, February 25
from pneumonia. He was a native Of
Wurlemburg, Germany. He enlisted in
the Confederate Army from Louisiana
served in Stonewall Jackson's brigade.
he was Tor years with the maintenance of
way department of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
REICH.
The body of Charles Julien Reich, who
died at his home in Tyron, N. c., sud-
denly on Sunday, arrived in Frederick
on the 10 SIS B. & o. train, Thursday
morning. Mr.. Reich is native OF Fred
erick. He was son or the late Tohn
and Iulianna Hoffman Reich and was
about Is years of age. He spent about
40 years o; his life in this city.
BRUCHEY.
Charles E. Bruchey died at the Civ
Hospital February 27 He was taken to
hospital several days ago to undergo
treatment for typhoid fever. Mr.. Bruchev
was aged about II years. He was an
employee of the Ok Fibre Brush Works
and his death came as great surprise to
his many friends and relatives. He was
a member of the Junior Order OF Moose.
M'CRARY.
Mrs. George w. McCrary died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Henry L.
McCune, at Kansas City. Mrs. McCrary
was the widow of George W. McCrary.
who was the Secretary of War in the
cabinet of President Rutherford B.
Hayes. She was the mother of Mrs.
VIM. c. Boteler, formerly of this city.
Mrs McCrary had frequently visited her
daughter during her residence here.
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs. S. Harris, mother of Mr..
c. K. Harris, OF this city, who died very
suddenly February 27 at her home in
Washington, D. c. She leaves num-
Der OF relatives IN this section. Mr.. c. X.
Harris, well known here as Kelly" has
gone to Washington. For some time
past he has been studying at Eaton and
Burnett's Business College, Baltimore.
taking stenographic course.
WILSON.
Mrs. Catharine Wilson, II years old,
who for many years conducted a board
ing house at 1919 Linden avenue, Balti-
more, died at her home in that city, on
Wednesday, February 18th, from pneu-
monia, after an illness of several weeks
duration. She had not left her home for
more than 10 years. Born in Middle
town, this county, Mrs. Wilson went to
Baltimore so wars ago, where she has
since resided. Interment was made in
Mount Olivet Cemetery, Frederick.
CHIPLEY.
Mrs. Sarah c. Chipley, the widow of
the late VIM. Chipley. died at the home