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

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Edward Favorlte, the husband OF the
late Elizabeth Favorite. died in Balli-
more, January 18th, aged "a years.
KREBS.
William Henry KrebS died at his home
near Woodsboro, of general debility, on
Sunday evening. aged 70 years, 10
months and % days.
YOUNG
Sllas Young, respected and promi-
nent retired farmer, died at his home at
Boonsboro, Monday afternoon, from
pulmonary trouble, after lingering ill.,
ness of about four years, aged 6S years.
TOPPER.
After an illness Of about one week,
Edward J. Topper, of McSherrystown,
Pa, died Saturday morning from pneu-
MONA, aged 10 years, 9 months and four
days. he was son OF the late Mr.. and
Mrs. James Topper, of Emmltsburg, this
comfy.
MACKLEY.
Mr. David Mackley, an old and life
long resident OF Middleburg, Carroll
county. died III his residence in that
place on Tuesday morning, January 18Th,
after few hours illness, of apoplexv.
aged Seventy-hve wears, ten months and
two days.
HALLEE.
Mrs Oscar l. Haller Of Baltimore died
Tuesday III tina, city from paralysis, Sged
SIS years She suffered stroke OF paral-
ysiS recently and she never regained
strength. Mrs. Haller was, before mar
rage, Miss Cora Woodward, daughter Of
the late Jacob Woodward of this city.
ZIMMERMAN.
Mrs Joanna Zimmerman, a native of
this county. and the widow of the late
lane Zimmerman, died on Thursday,
January 18th. at the home Of her daugh
ter Mrs Frank Miller, in West Orange.
New Jersey, aged 70 years. Mrs Zim
merma an was born al Double Pre Creek.
Frederick county.
GAVER.
Mr. George w Gaver of Mlddletown.
this county, we'll known and highly
respected resident OF that section. died
at his home in that place. on January
10Th, OF heart trouble. Mr.. Gaver was
close to 70 years of age. He was the
fatherin-aw of Mr.. Edward Toms. of
Keller and Toms, of this city.
STULTZ.
Mary Amanda Stultz died at the home
of Mr.. Roy Hyndman, near this CITY, on
Friday January 10th of pneumonia,
aged about 81 years. She leaves sister
Mrs. Charles Bell. of Harmony Grove,
Nd L,
OF Bartonsvlle. One daughter, Miss
Jessie Stultz, also survives her.
FLiCKINGkR.
Mrs. Alice Fhckinger, the wife of
Mr.. Howard FlIckinger. of Woodsboro
this county, died N Thursday, January
10th at Saint Luke'S Hospital, in Balti-
more. Mrs. Flickinger was aged about
48 years She leaves besides her hus.
band, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David
Barrick, of WaFersviIle, and one
brother, William Barrick, also of Walk
ersvilIe.
NJ DANNLLL
Mrs. Annie Katharine Mcdaniel, wife
of Mr. Milton s. McDannel. died Tues
day morning at the home OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Mamie Laud-rbach, OF Govans,
after an Illness Of several days of paralv.
SIS. She was in the 59th year of her age
having been born April s. 1855. Mrs.
Mcdaniel was a native OF Frederick
county, being daughter of the late Dan
lei f. Houcg, OF Rocky Springs.
BETsoN.
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs Amanda BetSon formerly
OF this county, which occurred at her
home in Wooster, Ohio Jan. IS. She was
aged about u years. She is sur
vived by two children, Miss Emma Bet
son and Mrs. Charles Betson, at home
She is also Survived bv one sister. Mrs.
Thomas Wachter, of this city, and two
brothers, David and Jacob Measell, of
Utica, this county
RODRICK.
One dav after the 10Th anniversary of
his birthday. Daniel Francis Rodrick, a
well known and retired farmer, of Teffer
son. this county, died at the home of his
son-in-law, Mr.. Roy K. Ramsburg, of
near Jefferson. on Wednesday, January
I4th Mr. Rodrick had been an invalid
for more than eighteen years He SUI.
lCiCd nun q ilaldINllC SupkG SOLIl6 Tune
ago. He leaves three daughters: Miss
Margaret Rodrick and Mrs. Roy K.
Ramsburg, OF near Jefferson. and Mrs.
Thomas Cutler, of Church Hill
WYAND.
Mrs lydia Wyand died at her home
in Keedysvile, of apoplexy, aged so
years. She had been i'll for only about
two weeks She was born at Beaver
Dam, Frederick county, in 1892. and
was the daughter of Mr. John Ecker,
who moved to Washington county in
1896, and resided there all her life. She
was married in 1852 and for fifty eight
years. was a member Of the German
Baptist Church. Surviving her are
three children: Grant WAND and Mrs.
Harvev Cost, OF Hagerstown, and Mrs.
Anna Robinson, of Denver, Colorado.
CURRENS.
Charles c. Currens, of Thurmont, this
county, for many years a harness maker