The citizen., 1914-05-15
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
COOK.
Annie A. Cook, wife of VIM. L. Cook,
died AT her home, four miles south OF
Sharpsburg, Sunday morning, of cancer
OF the face, aged AZ years.
CASPER.
Mr.. Harry c. Casper, aged about as
| years. died at Montevue Hospital, on
MONDAY. May 4th. He was at one time
barkeeper at the Arlington Hotel.
KAETZEL.
Bertha Kaetzel. daughter of Christian
Kaezel, OF Knoxville, died at Montevue
Hospital Monday morning about one
O'Clock Of pupertial sepsis, aged % years.
GoRNIAN.
Mrs. Fannie German, the widow Of
the late Jacob II. German, died on
Tuesday, Nav 18th, at the home of Mrs.
Mollie Eyler, East Second street, this
city, aged Is years.
ANDERS.
Mr. Michael Anders, much respected
al his home in that place, on Wednes.
day, May 9th, Of general debility, aged
6e years and months.
CLINE.
After an illness OF three weeks from
stomach trouble Mr. Elias Cline. prom
inent and retired farmer of townsville,
Washington county, died on Thursday
Nav 9TH Ia tNac IN wears nf
KLINE.
Miss Susie Ann Kline died Saturday
afternoon at 4.3o O'Clock at the Home
for the Aged. Of dropsy. She was "a
years old. She is survived by two broth
ers, Jacob r. Kline, of Adamstown, and
Samuel Kline, of Bennington, Kan.
DIXON.
Mr.. C. F. Dixon, South Market
street, this city, received telegram on
Monday, May nth, announcing the
death of his brother, DR.. James w.
Dixon, of London, Ohio. His death was
very sudden. DIR. Dixon was in the
seventy-hith year of his age.
NUNEMAKER.
Samuel I. Nunemaker died Sunday af
ternoon at q o'clock at his home al
Grimes, Washington, of heart trouble,
aged s. years and months. Mr.. Nune-
maker is survived by two sisters, Nettle,
with whom he made his home, and
Eliza, at Emmitsburg, this county.
HAUGH.
Mrs Elizabeth Haugh, the widow of
the late William Haugh, and daughter
of the late Eli and Phoebe Cramer, of
Utica Mills, this county, died at g
O'Clock, on Wednesday morning, May
9th, at the residence OF her son, Mr..
Eli G.. Haugh, 5o7 East Third street,
this city General debility was the
cause of her death She was aged So
years.
EISENHAUER.
Following a long illness, Mrs. Margaret
Eisenhauer, widow of John Eisenhauer,
| died Wednesday afternoon at a 40 o'clock
| at her home, North Market street, aged
about rs years. Mrs. Eisenhauer was the
only daughter of the late John and Bar
| bara Wehner and was the last of her
| family She is survived by SIX children:
Mrs. Charles Birely, Mrs. c. Will Fout.
Misses Molie Eisenhauer, Margaret Ell
sinhauer and Lucy Eisenhauer. and
| Frank Eisenhauer. She was member
| of ST. John's Catholic church.
The funeral will take place on Satur
day morning at 9 o'clock from ST. Johns
Catholic church and interment will be
made in St. Johns cemetery.
LANE.
Mr.. ! Clarence Lane. prominet at
torney of Hagerstown, and a native Of
. Frederick county, died on Wednesday,
May 9th, at his home, No. I5S Prospect
street, OF heart trouble, after an illness of
two months. He was aged 81 years. He
was the son of John c. and Elizabeth
| Lane, and was born near Middletown, on
March 4th, 1850. He was graduate OF
Princeton. in the class of 1872. He
started his law career soon afterwards
I He was admitted to the bar of Washing
ton county in July of 1874. He was as
sociated with the late Henry H. Keedy
as partner in the practice of law After
Mr.. Keedy's death Mr.. Lane formed
partnership with Henry II. Keedy, Ir.
He was elected to the Maryland State
Senate in 1884, He was active in the
business life of HaeerstoWn. being a