Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-04-10
DEATHS.

BUCHELE-At his home in Butler, April
Q, 81 NJ. Buchele, aged 50 years.
PIS0R-At her home in Clay Twp,
Euclid Station, April 9th, 1891, Mrs.
Pisor, wife of oliver Pisor.
STEINMETZ-At his home Butler, April
Z, 81, of grippe and pneumonia, John
Steinmetz.
ROBERTS0N-At his home in Bradford,
April 3, 81, Wm. Robertson, formerly OF
Petrolia.
ANGERT-As his home in Oakland twp.
OF grippe and pneumonia. John Angert,
aged about 50 years.
ADAMS-April /, 81, of grippe and spin
al meningitis, Joseph, son of ". J. Ad-
ans, of Middlesex twp, aged years.
SPRINGER-At his home on the South
Side, April Z, 81, OF pneumonia follow
ing the grippe, Samuel Springer.
He was buried at Millerstown-
LAUX-At his home at 140 Beaver ave
nue., Allegheny, April 4, 81, Steven J.,
son of Jacob and Susan Laux, aged ~
years.
SEFTON-At his in Clinton twp, March
8, 1891, Mr.. Henry Seton, in his Slst
birthday. He was the last Of the old
stock OF Sections.
BLACK-In Bruin, March "a, 81. Eliza
beth Beulah Black, daughter of W. G.
and S. A. Black, aged l3 years, mos.
and days.
KLINE-On Friday, April 3, 81, at his
residence in Harmony, Pa, George I.
Kline, aged &C years, months and Is
days.
NESBITT-At his home in New Brighton,
Sunday, April 9Th, 81, Rev. DIR. D. ID.
Nesbitt, aged 20 years
SUTTON-At her home in Evans City,
April 2, 1891, Nellie, adopted daughter
James Sutton, aged Is years.
She died of spinal disease brought on by
the grippe.
FRAZIER-At his home in Saxonburg,
March %, 1891, of congestion OF the
brain, Howard, son of Thomas A. Fra
zier, aged about ii years.
His remains were inferred in the Saxon
burg cemetery.
THOMPSON-At her home in Butler, Sun
day, April 5th, 1891, Bertha May ,dau gh-
ter of Samuel W. Thompson, aged Il
mos.
She took sick suddenly Sunday morning
and died that night.
CUNNINGHAM-Ath his home in Jefferson
Twp, this county, Sunday, April 5, 1891,
Mr. Matthew Cunningham, in the 18th
year of his age.
Mr. Matthew Cunningham was one OF
the well known citizens Of our county.
BE was respected by all, for the goodness
of his heart. AS neighbor he was es-
teemed for his kind and obliging disposi-
ton. BY nature he was retiring and un-
In N
and died without an enemy.
BOYD-At her home in Butler, Wednes-
day night, April lst, 1891, Mrs. Mary
Boyd, widow OF William s. Boyd, in her
77th year.
She was born in Robinson township, Al
legheny county, December %, 1913, was
one of six children Of Isaac Marks, and
was the last survivor Of that family. She
was married February IA, 1887, to VIM. S.
Boyd in Pittsburg, and came TO Butler the
same year She leaves six children to
mourn her loss-Miss Eliza j., VIM j.,
Harvey H., Samuel II of Allegheny city;
Rev. Robert Boyd, of West Elizabeth, and
Mary H. Boyd, of Butler; besides from
thirty to forty oilers who at different
times called her home theirs, and are now
scattered in many Of these United States
ane one in England and some "gcne be-
fore" All have and can testify To her
quiet, unassuming. yet strong Christian
character, aud that she was a remarkable
woman in being 80 unoutruSive and yet 50
far-reaching in her influence, aud eternity
alone will reveal The ''ROrEs which do fol
low her" lIer-children were around her
death bed and heard her say: "Do not
mourn; | go u 'hetter land The
Presbyterian Church, which she joined
with her husband On coming to Butler, has
lost consistent member, though absent
from the sanctuary many years through
infrmities, the poor helpful friend, the
sick sympathizer aud one who was a
"mother in Israel" Her life was spared
beyond the expectations of friends and un-
til every prayer was ans1 cred as to her
length of days. She wished the last rites
to be IA quiet as her life had been. The
services were Saturday, l p. M, at her
late residence and the Interment private
an hour later.