The citizen., 1914-02-27
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper

| fiANhEhs
John c. Hankey died on his seventy
fifth birthday February II at the home OF
his son in Hagerstown.
ZIMMERMAN.
Mrs Daisy Martz Zimmerman, wife OF
| Mr.. George N Zimmerman, died Tues
ket, aged IS years.
sTANsBURY.
Mrs. George w. Stansbury, formerly
Miss Sarah Shank, of this city, died at the
home OF Mr.. Clarence Z. Green, on Feb
ruary %, in New York City.
| ATHEY.
John l.. Athey, AZ years old, manager
Of Rockland estate and the old Schey
homestead, Shepherdstown, w. Va.
died suddenly Monday of apoplexy.
THOMPSON.
| Professor Herbert Thompson died at
the home OF Mrs. George Wolfe. at
| Evansville, this county, on Friday, Feb
ruary 10Th, of cancer, aged about 70
years.
Mrs Victoria Royston. wife of the late
| Alfred c. Bragonier, formerly of Middle
town. this county. died Saturday, Febru-
airy 2I, at noon at the Church Home and
| lntirmary, Baltimore
eraser.
Mrs Mary M. eraser, wife of the late
Francis X. eraser, of Frederick county,
| died at the home OF her daughter Mrs.
Robert N Goodale, of Camden, S. c.,
Monday morning early, aged 81 years, of
a complication of diseases.
YEAKLE.
Mrs Catharine V. Yeakle, the wife OF
ruary Goth, al her home in Hagerstown,
from blood poisoning, aged "a years, II
months and ID days. She leaves hus-
band and three children.
SMITH.
Mrs. Annie c. Smith, aged 6S years, I
month and 10 days, died February IS at
her late home at Braddock, of pneu-
monia. She is survived by one daughter
and two brothers, Mrs Cyrus Biddle, of
Braddock; Mr. John Smith, of Frederick;
Mr.. Daniel Smith, of Braddock.
DENEGRE.
Mr.. w. o. Denegre. former resident
of near Frederick, died at his home in
St. Paul, Mimi, Monday For some
years Mr.. Denegre and his family lived at
Prospect Hall, now the property of Mr..
Oliver Wren. but they moved from this
section probably twenty-five years ago,
| and have been living in St. Paul, MINI.
MINNICK.
Ezra Minnick, SS years old, of Middle
| town. died little after II O'Clock Sun
| day night, at his sonin laws home, 2o27
St. Paul street. Baltimore. Mr.. Minnick
| had been suffering for more than year
from stomach trouble, and went to Bal
| timore week ago TO be treated. Mr..
| Minnlck was born in Middletown.
HUGHES.
Relatives here have received word of
the death of Edward w. Hughes, ma
tive of Frederick county, who died at his
home place, near Olivet, Kansas. on Feb
ruary IS. Mr. Hughes would have been
So years of age on February 28. He was
the son of the late DIR. George and Sarah
Pancoast Hughes. Of New Market, and
was born on February 2S, $780,
SToCKMAN.
| Mrs. Elizabeth E. 0. Stockman, OF
near Mt Zion, died at her home Febru-
ary 23 from pneumonia. after an illness Of
but few days. She was the widow Of
! George w. Stockman, who died three
weeks ago. Mrs. Stockman was about
in her usual health until few days ago
when she was stricken with pneumonia.
She was aged OF years and II months.
| TABLER.
Iocob l.. Tabler. of Hyattstown, died
at his home at that place February 20
from complications, aged 90 years. He
is survived by his wife and two sons,
Ezra Tabler, employed in the War and
Navy Building, Washington. and William
Tabler, OF Germantown. Mr.. Tabler was
a native of Montgomery county and had
served throughout the Civil War in the
Union Army, and was member of the
G.. A. r.
RICHARDSON.
Word has been received here of the
sudden death of Lewis r. Richardson, at
Esperanza Mexico, on February I6.
Mr.. Richardson was born in Frederick
county, Md, az years ago and was the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. l. Davis Richardson.
He is survived by his mother and two
brothers, William E. and Frank Richard
son. all residing in Los Angeles, Cal. He
was vice president Of the Richarson Con-
struction Company. and with his brother
had developed large mining interests in
the State OF Sonora.
EYSTER.
George T. Eyster. of Emmitsburg, and
a member of the Board Of Charities and
Correction Of Frederick county, died at
his home at Emmitsburg, February IS,
from apoplexy. aged &c years. Mr..
Eyster was native OF Emmitsburg and
had spent his life in that place, and was
engaged in the jewelry business He was
Union veteran in the Civil War, and
organized the Emmitsburg Fire Com