Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-09-07
DEATHS.

DOBSON--At their home in Butler,
Sept 1, 1899. Lawrence aged , years
and Orren aged 10 months, children
NJ n Dobson
SANKEY AT his home in Cherry twp.
Sept /, 1899. John Sankey, aged %
years.
HULINGS-Ath her home in Allegheny
twp, Aug. 30 1899, Mrs. Alfred Hui
ings. aged about 20 years
ORT-At the home of her daughter,
Mrs. McCune, IN Butler Sept >, 1899
Mrs. Anna B. Ort. aged - years.
The remains were taken TO Bradys
| Bend for interment, today
FLEMING Henry Newton Fleming
| Supt. of the Carnegie Splice Bar mill
/ of Duquense, Pa. died Sept. 1899. at
! the residence of his father. w. G.
/ Fleming, Centre Ave.
/ His death resulted from fall which
he received in the mill several weeks
ago. Mr.. Fleming was "a years of age
and is survived by his parents. three
| brothers four sisters, and his little
/ daughter Agnes His remains were
/ laid to rest beside those of his wife, in
| Greenwood Cemetery, Sharpsburg, Pa
! NESTOR-At her home in Pittsburg,
E. E. Sept 1, 1899 Mrs Patrick Mes
tor
KEARNS-At his home in Butler, Sept.
4, 1899, James son of James R. Kearns,
aged years.
! KRUMPE- At his home, l mile south
of Saxonburg, Aug. 30. 1899, Charles
Krumpe, aged 50 years.
He is mOurned by widow and grown
family The funeral was held Satur
day and great number of friends as
sembled to pay their respects to the de
parted The service was conducted by
Rev c. Horn in the SaxOnburg Ger
man Lutheran Church.
A precious one from us is gone,
4 voice we love is stilled;
\ place is vacant in our home,
Which we can never I'LL.
He has crossed the shining river,
Safe he rests on yonder shore.
He is in his home forever,
With the loved ones gone before.
Not long but patiently he suffered;
Meyer murmering at his pain.
Seemed to know the Reaper soon
Would gather in His grain.
How we miss thee, how we miss thee
No earthly tongue can tell
Yet we hope one day to meet thee
Where we need not say farewell.
While we stay here in sorrow.
And our hearts with grief do swell;
We can only in our weakness,
Once more say, farewell, farewell
OBITUARY.
Mr. John NJ Sankey died at his home
| in Cherry twp, Sept l. 1899. in the 32C
year of his age.
He passed away peacefully, bearing
his sufferings with Christian fortitude
without a murmer
Mr. Sankey lived quiet, Christian
life, believing in the Redeemer. Dur
ing the last few months he was confined
to his bed and when on the 1st day OF
Sept, tine Savior called him Home tC
rest, he was willing and ready to go
May we all be ever like him when the
call comes TO US. He was loved by al
his friends and neighbors. He leaves {;
wife and three small children to mourn
the loss of dear father. Christ says
Suffer little children to come to me
and will in no wise cast them out.
Blessed are they that mourn for they
shall be comforted
He was followed to his last res tinI
place on Sunday, the Sd, by large con
corse of friends and neighbors, which
showed the respect that he had in tn
neighborhood Rev. Decker of Yves
Sunbury made grand address to th
congregation saying in his last re marks
that on that day he was to have dmin
istered the Lords supper to Mr.. nkey
| but instead followed him to the grav
in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
w. II. q.