Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-25

CROOKS At his home in MlddleseN
twp. Aug Il, 1895, John NJ Croohs'
aged 16 years.
WEISNER- his home in Wapa-
lzoneata. O.. Aug. 20. 1895, Geo. Wels-
ner. aged - years formerly OF But
ler
MFCHLTNG her home in Butler,
Aug. %. 1895. Mrs. Lewis K. Mech
ling. nee Cricbs. aged F. years.
SWARTZLANDER-At his home in
Fairview twp, Aug. l., 1895, james
\. Swartzlander aged about 40
years.
BROWN her home in Pittsburg,
Aug. 2l 1898, Mrs. Ida NJ, wife OF
James L. Brown. nee Potts. in the
Both year Of her age.
HUTZLER-A her home in Winfield
twp. Aug %. 1898. Miss Mary Hutz-
Ter, aged Is years.
MCCAMEY-At her home near Farm
ington, Aug. Is, 1888. Mrs. Samuel
McCamev, in her 59th year.
/ She was faithful to her neighbors and
1 her God. Was n daughter of Robert
! Black, decd OF Bruin and leaves to
| mourn her loss a husband, FIVE daugh-
! tiers and three sons. Her pallbearerS
were her three sons and three brothers
MAHAN-At his home in Middlesex
twp. Aug. 20, 1895 John b. Mahan.
aged 81 years.
/ Mr.. Mahan was one of the Oldest and
! most respected citizens of our county.
! 4 farmer all his life he was industrious
and prosperous. As a citizen he was
upon the moral and right side OF al.
questions that concerned the good OF
society.
| lBUHL-At his home in Zelienople.
Aug. -, 1898. Henry Buhl, Sr., aged
So years.
Henry Bulls early life was spent IN
ZelienCple and in Pirtsburg. lie mar
ried Miss Speyer of Rochester, Pa. i
1913, and settled on what is now the ole
homestead in Forward twp, where az
raised his family of three sons and Ton
daughters, among whom are henry
Buhl. Jr. of the firm of Boggs x Buht
aud Marie c., wife Of r. IL. Boggs o
same firm.
He was an elder III the Harmony anl
| Zelienople Presbyterian Church; and al
ways enjoyed good health until recen
years when he was enfeebled by age.
The funeral took place Tuesday, Il
Zelienople.
TITZEL-At the residence of his sister
in-law, Mrs G. S. Passavant, IN ZelIe
nople Aug %, 1898. Rev. JOSIAH Il
Titzel, aged 66 years.
Rev Titzel for many years past wa
connected with Thiel College, Green
: Vile, Pa. About two months ago h
made visit to his old home at ZelienC
pie and shortly afterwards was stricke
with paralysis from which he did nc
recover. Among his good works Will
living in Zelienople was the foundln
/ there of the Compromising Academy
But his whole life was one OF goo
I works-and if there are purely an
wholly good men Josiah r. litzol VIZ
such. He was the embodiment of mos
esty and humility. All who knew hll
will honor his virtues. lie was I'll
I father of Rev. George E. Titzel decea
r ed former pastor Of the English Luti
, eran church of this place, and of d
Walter Titzel formerly of this place
= now of Chicago.
J ALLEN-At his home in Frankll
e township. August Is, 1898, Villa
e Allen, aged 26 years.
o Gone down to the grave IN the prime
life,
Gone in his youthful bloom,
/ Down to the silent tomb.
J. Well hear his earnest voice no more,
+ No more see his dark eyes beam;
His pilgrimage here in this world IS o'e
t He has crossed over Jordan's dan
n stream.
t A light from that household has fadet
p That home of loved one bereft;
!. By the fireside a seat is vacant,
A void in the circle is left.
Cut down in his youth with an aim
sublime
g With purpose so holy in view;
t But the dark, mysterious things
h time
: Eternity perhaps will undo.
. Beloved as a brother,
e Beloved as n friend,
Noble, kind hearted and true;
But our intercourse here on earth hal
a an end,
To all ne has bidden adieu.
~ z ~ y
J, Round whom our affections cling
y But we hope to meet in that hon
y above,
% Where death is an unknown thing.
L BESSIE,
# OBITUARY NOTES.
q Mrs. Rev. Schaul, Of Hornellsyill
n n Y, died yesterday, aged 81, year
;, She was the mother Of Phi. Schaul Al
u Mrs Ph. Mast of this place. She WI
I born at Buk, Provence Posen, Ge
: many.