Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-28

CANE0N-At his homo in Parker twp.
Nov. II, 90, Thomas Cannon-sn old

CANE0N-At his homs in Parker twp.
Nov. II, 95, Thomas Cannon-sn old
soldier.
DAUGHERTY-At his home in Fairview
twp, Nov. q, 90, W ard DaughertV.
PO0RMAE-At his home in Forward twp,
Nov. u, 50, Harry PoorInan, son OF }.
W. PoOrman, in his 26tl year,
PEARCE-At the home of his son Austin,
in Pittsburg. Nov. Is, %, Alfred Pearce,
formerly OF Harmony. in his S0th year.
MILLER-At the home of her uncle. b. +.
Miller, al Gallery, Nov. 10, 1898, Vests
Miller, aged years.
REED-At his home in McKeesport, Nov.
%, 1895, Lewis Reed, formerly of Zelie-
nople, aged 81 years. He vas buried at
Zelienople, Tueseay.
HANNAH his home in Springdale, Al
legheny Co, Nov. "a. 1895, George 5.
Hanna, in his 45th year Georges death
was caused by Bright's disease, and
came suddenly.
WEIST-At her home in Butler, Nov. "a,
1885, Cecilia, daughter of Geo. Weist,
aged IL years.
RICHEY-In Pittsburg, Nov. "a, 1898,
Maggie 2ichey of Butler, aged 80 years.
ROwAN-At Allegheny General Hospi-
tai, Nov. %, 1895, in the 10th year of his
age, James Rowan of Love Joy, Mo.
He was an uncle of Prof. W. ID. Rowan,
and was buried at Plains Cemetery, Gran
berry twp, Sunday.
0BITRUAY NOTES.
At her home in Buena Vista, Butler Go,
Pa, Nov. 22d 1895, of typhoid fever, Mrs.
Sophia, wife of J ohm l.. Byres, aged %
years and two days. She leaves hus-
band and three children. She was kind
hearted and ahsctionate wife and mother,
highly respected by all with whom she
was associate d. She was followed to her
last resting place by large number of
BUrrUw fuE fr,,,ss,iu- ana Iuiu 10 rest III tnv
Reformed church cemetery near ChlcoTa,
OF which church she was faithful member
Rev, Garner conduct ing the funeral cere-
monies.
Farewell mother, thou hast eft us
Here thy oss We deeply feel,
But It's God that hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
George s. Hanna, the oldest conductor,
in point of service, employed on the West
Penn division of the Pennsylvania system.
died suddenly on Sunday, at his home at
Springdale, OF Bright's disease, aged "a
years. The deceased was son OF the late
Captain James Hanna, and worked Ou the
old Allegheny canal with his father when
boy. lie enlisted at the opening oil the
war, and upon its close, entered the service
of the w est Penn Railsoad. He is surviv-
ed by bis wife, nee Kline OF Butler, and
six daughters.
The death Of Joseph A. Forquer of Clay
twp published last week, was one of more
than ordinary regret among all who
knew him. Ho was IN the prime OF life, his
47th year, and leaves u wife and family
who have reason to lament his great loss
TO them. His kindly disposition attached
them TO him. ard his manly and upright
character won tor him the respect OF all
his fellow citizens lie was a son Of John
FoGquer, yet living, of Washington twp.
ard now over 90 years Of age. Some years
ago Joseph removed To Clay twp, and from
there he came to Butler and labored in the
plate glass works. While here he had the
respect of all who knew him. Upon TAX
ing i'll, with typhoid fever, he was removed
20 his home in Clay twp, and died shortly
afterwards His bereaved family have the
sympathy of all friends in their great loss.