Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-09-03
DEATHS.

BLACK-At his home i, Marion, Ind,
August IS, 1896, William n. Blacf,
aged 81 years.
mont, sept. l, 1896, Mrs.. Edward Nc
kelyey.
KING-At his home in kidd,eseI twp,
August 25, 1896, Alfred King, aged
about 80 years. He left wife and Blk
small children.
PRUGH-At St. Paurs Orphans Home,
Aug. %. 1896, Robert Cross, eldest son
of Rev. J. Il. Prugh.
KAAERER-At his home in Tairview
twp, August 80, 1896, Daniel L. Kamsr-
Or, aged So years.
He was the father Of Is children, si1
daughters and seven sons, one daughter
and two sons preceded him. The funeral
services were held At the residence of the
deceased, on Tuesday, Sept. lst A. d.
1896 by Revs Williams and Kline. After
the services were over the remains were
| taken to White Oak cemetsry. Six grand
sons, soIs of Wm. kRmerer, deceased
were the pallbearers. Ths deceased hsd
sixty-one grand children and forty-four
great grand children.
FALLER-At his home in this place Aug.
81, 1896, Mr.. August II. FAller, in the
49th year of lis age.
Mr.. Faller had been i'll for some time
past. He was the youngest son and child
| of the late Anthony and Catharine Paller,
who came from Germany to this place
| about the year 1880, AMI bought the pro-
perty and erected the building where their
son August died. Mr.. Anthony Fsller
| was . man noted for his energy and he ss-
| tsblished various industries here, and the
1 iata oil 70 70 80 rntrNa.
| bered by many of our citizens ~ . won 81
| of great worth and usefulness in this com
munity. Mr.. Jacob Fsiler, living here,
is an older brother OF August, deceased,
| whose death is so generally regretted.
GLSNN-At his home on AoKesn street
| this place, Sunday, Aug. 30. 1896, Mr..
| Jesse Glenn, sged "a years and lC
| months.
| Mr.. Glenn may be said to have been one
| of our oldest citizens. He was born and
raised here and was the oldest son Of the
late James Glenn, Esq. remembered by
| some of our citizens. Like his father
| Jesse followed the tailoring business anC
his shop, in the same house, was a plscs
| well known and much frequented Is ht
| was regarded as good workman. He
| leaves widow and several children most
| of whom we believe are married, HI
,eryed his country in the late war OF thu
| Rebsllion and was held in high esteem by
all his comrades as a patriotic soldier Hi
| Surviving soldier friends here took charge
| of the funeral ceremonies and on Tuesday
last buried his remains with military
honors in the U, P. cemetery, Rev. ). 5
| Mckee officiating.
PATTERSON-At his home in Penn twp
August 81, 1896, William K. Patterson
aued f5 yenrs
The following obituary tribute Is hand
ed US By friend:
| The subject of this sketch was borl
Aug. &c, 1881, consequently WAS 65 year
snd / day old. He lived almost his entir
lite in the twp. He married Miss Peter
son, daughter of Peter Peterson one of tn
first settlers of the twp. Afte
his marriage he settled on tn
old Peterson homestead and livet
and died on the same. He leaves
widow and four children, Julia A. married
to W. J. Welsh Robert L., VIM. G., ant
Ada S. married to T. B. Young, Il gram
children, a large circle Of relatives and
host of friends to mourn his loss. He hell
the office Of school director IA years an
various other township Offices. He serve,
IS Jury Commissioner and tip staff Of ou
Court, in all these he was faithful an,
above reproach. He joined the Presby
terian church in early life and lived . con
sistant and devoted lite.
To know him was to love him, eve
ready to do good to his fellow man and t
shun evil. In his sickness he was com
forted knowing he had homo on high no
made with hands. He made all arrange
| meuts for his departure ohosing his pail
bearers and mode of burial etc. His en-
was peace, he was held in the highest Of
TEEN by his neighbors and all who came i
contact with him as shown by the lsrg
concourse of people who attended his fu
neral. The writer of this became acquaint
ed with MIN forty years ago and continue
on the most intimate terms up to his deaf
and feels certain that a righteous man hs
been removed from our midst. Our los
is his eternal gain. To the widow An
, children and relatives take courage, pres
} on and meet him in that home above an
form an unbroken family. +. Il. n.