Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-11-13
DEATHS.

BARNES-At her home in Cleariield twp,
Nov. 7, 1891, daughter of Harry
Barnes
GALLAGHER-At his home in Butler
twp, Nov. 6, 1891, Sylvester, son of John
Gallagher, aged years.
ST0U pat his home in First St. Butler,
Nov. 10, 1891, on Of John Stoup, aged
years. He was buried at Freeport,
Wednesday.
RIMER-On N. Bluff St., Nov. 7th, OF
typhoid fever, Mary, daughter of John
Rimer, aged 10 years and seven months.
UBER-Near Silver Creek. Lewis Co.,
Washington, Oct. 16, 1891, Cassius A.
Uber, son Of James and Amanda Uber oi
Liberty twp, Mercer Co.
WETZEL--At his home in East Brady,
Nov. ], 1891, Harry, son of Mrs. Mary
Wetzel, aged years.
His death was caused By diphtberia,
and he was buried by his father in the
Cooper grave yard at Hannahstown.
WEISENSTEIN-In Mansfield, at the
residence Of her Uncle, Mr.. Huot, on
Thursday evening, Oct %, 1891, Of con
gcstOn Of the lungs and heart failure,
Ella, daughter OF G. +. and Bella
Weisenstein, Of Center twp, in the 18th
year oi hcr age.
The deceased had been visiting at her
Uncle's for several weeks and was in ap-
parent good health until few days before
her death. When tho word flashed across
the wires on Friday, Oct, the 23rd, that
ella Weieenstein is dead" and when the
word was borne from one neighbor 10
another, our community was shocked as il
has not been for a long while. Ella was a
model young lady. We think everyone
loved and respected her. We will miss
her 70 much. We can scarcely bring our
selves TO realize that she is gone not To
return; but we live with the hope that
what seems dark and mysterious now will
be made clear in the bright future and at
the last day we shall stand with her whom
we now mourn, at the right hand of Him
who il the resurrection and the life of his
people II is in the home that her death
will be most keenly felt for she was a kind
aud afectiorate daughter and sister.
II c ssverng Of these ties of love cause
the deepest grief to the bereaved family
and friends who knew her worth as nc
others did But the rich heritage OF q
good name which she has left and the as
suranee that her spirit has gone 10 a better
world, afford comfort and consolation u
those who mourn She lived a life of faith
in the Redeemer and died with bright
hopes Of glorious resurrection. Her end
was peace. IL.
MCC0EE ELL-Near Griswold, Iowa, Oct
-, 1891, Mrs. Il. II. Mcconnell, nee
Graham Of Jefferson twp, this county.
The Griswold, Iowa, Herald gives the
following particulars of her death.
Mr.. and Mrs y. X. Mcconnell, residing
10 Wright township, departed for the Sious
CITY Corn palace last week and while ther,
met with an accident which has proven
quite serious. Joseph Mcconnell, son o
Mr. and Mrs. Mcconnell, and clerk in thC
Griswold postofiice received Telegram
Friday and Immediately left for that place
II seems that IL was late at night wher
they arrived at Sioux City and knowing
where 10 20 took tho street cars. The
street car line runs within two blocks o.
their destination and on reaching thi'
point started 10 walk the remaining two
blocks. They had gone but small dis
tance when both fell into a ditch som'
| fifteen !eet deep. We understand tha
during the day workIncn had been at worl
at this place, but when quitting work dit
net cover over the excavation. nor ever
/ put out signal lights. Mira. Mcconnell
was the more hurt Of the two, and died 4
few days latter.