Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-03-28
DEATHS.

ORR-At the home of Christie in But |
ler, March 2S 1895, Mrs. Eliza Orr, IN |
her So year. She was the mother-in-law |
of P. Christie and W NJ Starr.
MEALS-At the home of her daughter
Mrs. \. J. Kidder. in Warren, O., March
22nd. 1895: Mrs Hannah Meals, widow
OF Joseph G. Meals, aged 76 years and
day.
McCANDLESS-At her home in Butler,
March, 22ud. 1895; Mrs. Barbara Nc
Candless, aged 10 years
MULLER-March Goth, 1895; at ter home
in Allegheny, Flora, wife OF Max. Muel
Ter. and daughter of 5. Schsmberg,
formerly OF Butler.
ANDERSON-At her home in Allegheny
Twp, March Oath, 1895; Salina, daugh-
ter OF Robert P. Anderson.
Miss Anderson was for many years
most exemplary member of the Scrub
grass Presby terian church She was
faithful and affectionate daughter and sis
ter. Her two only sisters, Miss Emma
and Mrs Jennie Laughlin arrived nome
from China, where they have labored for
some years as Missionaries, in time To
nurse her dunng the last months of her
sickness Emma coming last summer,
and Jennie this winter. The funeral oc-
Cured Tuesday afternoon. Services at
the home conducted by her Pastor, Rev.
J. r Coulter.
WALKER Alvin Foster Walker, was
burn III Clay township, Butler, Co, Pa.
August [, 1873 and died in Tarentum,
Allegheny Co., on March 2lst, 1895
He leaves 10 mUern their loss, his father
Oliver J. Walker, three brothers and two
| sisters. In little over year this family
! have lost three of their number; first the
mother of the deceased. and last October
| bis sister Mrs Glass; all of the same de-
| sease, Consumption Foster was a young
man of excellent character, sober, indus
| rriuus and intelligent He was respected
| by ali who knew him, both old and young
| TIE doctor who attended him, said he
70 er knew young man who had as many
tnends a. Foster Walker. The funeral
was very largely attended, and was from
the United Presbyterian church. The
services were conducted by Rev. Ander-
son. of the Presbyterian church, assisted
by Rev. Ballentyne of the NJ. E Church
and Rev. Williams, Of the Baptish church;
| Each Of these Clergymen had frequently
visited the deceased during his last illness,
and they ali expressed great confidence
hat he had made his Peace with God. aud
that his leaving OF friends here, is but To
meet others who have gone before in a
| happier and better World. The sympathy
of the entire community is with the atfiet-
I'd family in this and i'll their recent be-
reavements. That these may work out ioI
them a lar more exceeding aud eternal
weight of glory. is the prayer of
A FRIEND.
| OBITUARY NOTES.
Ex-Adjutant Gen. W. W. Greenland
died at his residence in Clarion last Satur-
day. aged 40 years. His death was caused
by heart disease.
JSo MCJUEKIE.
At meeting of Fo.est Grange No. 80
Clay township. Butler Co Pa; held March
9th, 1895, the following resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS God in his infinite wisdom ha,
seen fit Uo remove from our midst by death
our worthy brother John W. McJunkin
Therefore be it
Resolced that By his death we lose an
honorable and esteemed member of Our
order; one who was diigent in business
aud frrvent in spirit serving the Lord.
ReSOlUed that We sympathize with bis
| wife aud riends in this their hour of sad
bereavement, believing that God does
| everything for the best To those who love
aud tear HIN.
ReSolUed that our charter be draped il
mourning tor thirty days, and that copy
Of these resolutions be entered on the mia
utes of our order, and copies forwarded u
our county papers for publication; aud 4
copy be presented to the wife of our de
| cea ed brother.
ResOlred, that in this mysterious dis
| pensdLIou there is solemn warning T.
which we would do well TO give earnes
heed, that we may be ready when the mes
senger death comes to summon us away.
n F BAhTLEY,
f. II BARTLBY, Com
ZgNAs MCMICHABL,