The citizen., 1914-02-13


we're shipped to Shepherdstown for in
terment. He leaves only widow.
HILLEARY.
Mrs. Mary A. Hllleary, the widow of
the late Edward Hllleary, died on Satur
day, February 9TH, in Baltimore, aged
Is years. I he funeral took place on the
arrival of the Baltimore and Ohio train at
100 clock on Tuesday morning, February
10th lnterment was made in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
AkDkCKER.
Mrs. Lou Ardecker, the wife of Mr..
Harry Ardecker, died on Thursday
February 5th, her home, No. oI5
South P; ca street. Baltimore, aged 81
wears, 3 months and A davs She was
sister OF MIR. Harry J. Walling, OF this
city. The remains were brought to this
city and interment was made i'll Mount
Ollvet Cemetery. c. c. Carly had charge
Of the funeral.
Mrs. Sophia. Virginia Route died at the
Frederick City Hospital following an cp-
Grafton, aged so wears 5 months and II
days. She was native of Woodsboro
and was a daughter OF the late Peter Del
aplane. of that section. The body was
taken TO Thurmont and prepared for bur-
ial. The funeral was held on Wedues-
dav with services in the Reformed church
at WoodSboro.
FOkNEY.
Mrs. Minnie K. Forney, the wife Of
Mr.. John F Fornev, died at her home
| near Thurmont. from tuberculosis. aged
2S years. She was a daughter OF the
late VIM. and Rehecca Evler. The N
eral was held on Tuesday at p. M, in
the United Brethren Church. at Thur
| mont. The services were conducted by
the Rev Mr.. Fox, and interment was
msde in the cemetery adjoining the
church.
KEABAUGH.
Mrs Clara NJ. Kelbaugh, a native of
this county. died at her home in Denver.
Col. She was aged 4S years. The de-
ceased was daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Fox. late of Foxville. this county
and is survived BY two brothers. c. T.
Fox. of Hanover, and Charles Fox, of
Highfeld. Md, and two sisters. Mrs.
Netle Groshon, Thurmont, and Mrs.
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we're shipped to Thurmont and inter
ment was made was made at Foxvlle
cemetery on Thursday.
DEMMITT
J. Lewis Demmitt aged 43 wears. died
at Montevue Hospital. last Saturday
morning. February 9TH. from injuries re-
ceived while sleeping too near to the
top of lime kiln OF s. w. Barrick &
Sons, of Woodsboro, on Sunday, Febru-
ury Ist. One of the legs of the unfort-
unate man was frightfullv burned and
had to be amputated. His wife died
some time ago. He is survived by five
children. four girls and boy, who make
heir homes with their fathers mother.
Mrs Elizabeth Demmitt OF Taneytown
He was a painter by trade. The BODY
was shipped to Taneytown for burial.
MoBBkRLY.
Mrs. Clara V. Mobberly, wife Of Mr..
Charles E. Mobberly. died at The Freder.
ick City Hospital. following brief i'll.
ness. Sunday evening. She was daugh,
ter of Mr.. George A. Roelke, who sur
wives her. Besides her husband. two
stepdaughters survive: Mrs. M. l.. Hodge
and Mrs G 0. Phlesger. She also
leaves the following brothers and sisters:
Eugene Augustus Roelke. George w. N.
Roelke. Arthur G.. Roelke and Mrs.
George Mobberly, ofthis city: Mrs. Jesse
Crum, of Baltimore; Mrs l.. w Bennett,
of Washington, D. c., and Harry Ed
ward Roelke, Of Providence. r. |.
NORRIS
Mrs Caleb V. Norris. e2 years old,
died on Saturday night, February 9TH, at
The home OF her grandson, Dr. R. s
Corse, IT,. of Baltimore, of bronchial
pneumonia, after an illness of little
over month Born IN New Market,
Frederick county, Mrs. Norris lived there
until about IS years ago, when she re-
Caleb V. Norris. died nearly forty years
ago. Mrs Norris is survived by two
sons. Dr. William F. Norris. OF Bal-
more, and DIR. d. F. Norris, of An
napois; three daughters, Mrs. R. s.
Corse. Sr., Mrs. Joseph Feelmyer, and
Miss Sarah Norris.
WELLING.
David Oliver yelling, retired Balti
more and Ohio Railroad employe, died
asi night. February 5th, at the home
of Mr. S. r. Hickman. near Point OF
Rocks. this county. from general debility.
aged "a years Mr.. yelling was stricken
with the uhooping cough about year
ago, and this disease left him in greatly
weakened condition, from which he
never fully recovered and was probably
The cause OF his death. He is survived
by his wife Mr.. yelling was for many
wears a member Of the Lutheran Church,
and had served in the council OF that
body at times. Mr. yelling was vet
eran of the Civil War, having been
member of the Fifth Armv Corps,
Seventh Regiment, Company B, Mary
land Infantry. He was member Of the
Frederick G. A. R. Post. He was
man that was held in high esteem by all
who knew him. and was always referred
10 as "Uncle Davy." by the Younger set,