Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-08-03
DEATHS.

VANDERLIN-At his home in Clinton
Vile July 30, 1899 Robert Vanderlin
in his 10Th year.
He was a.native of Butler Co. and a
brother of Joseph c. NanderlIn, Esq.
of Butler.
MCMACKIN-At his home near Coyles-
aged 90 years.
GREER-At his home in Buffalo twp.
July 81, 1899 James, son of Henry
Greer, aged Is years.
HANNON-At he1 mothers home on
s. Washington St, Butler Friday
July ., 1899, from appendicitis. Eliz-
abeth, daughter Of Charles, decd, and1
Margaret S. Harmon aged 3 years
The funeral was held Sunday after Z
noon and the inrermeut in Calvery Cef
metery.
MARSHALL-At her home in Mars,
July p, 1899. Mary. daughter of
Thomas Marshall aged 13 years.
TEMPLETON-At his home in Butler.
July 2S. 1899. Minor, son of Harry
Templeton. in his 4th year.
KITTENBERG- On Tuesday July 25.
1899, John Kittenburg aged four
years.
The little boy was a son of George
and Amelia Eyth kittenburg OF Pitts
burg and at the time Of his death was
visiting at his relatives, H. L. Bicker
and Mr. Miller, in Winfield twp. Death
was caused by spasms after two days
illness. His remains We're taken TO
Fittsburg.
MCGREGOR-At her home in Parker,
July 26. 1899. Mrs. Jacob McGregor,
in her list year.
| NICKLAS-At his home in Connoque-
! Messing borough Tuesday, August /,
! 1890. Conrad Nicklas, aged 80 years.
/ Mr. Nicklas was a prominent mer-
/ chant and an influential and public
/ spirited citizen He was shoemaker
| by trade, which he learned IN Butler.
! For sometime past he has been IN poor
health. The funeral is TO be held to
day.
BISCHE- Ar her home on Cliff st But
! Ter. August /. 1899, Mrs. John Blsche,
aged about % years.
| SANFORD-Ath her home at Waters
Station, July 81, 1899. Mrs. Charles
Sanford, daughter of David Morrison
formerly of Greece City, aged about
% years
She leaves three children She was
| buried at Mount Zion cemetery, near
/ Greece City, yesterday.
OBITUARY.
The body of Col Ingersoll was cremat-
| ed in New York last Thursday, and a
| little bronze iron urn holds all that Is
left of the great orator.
Mrs Priscilla Maxwell, widov of
| No-yr-an 1Tal of har hnrlQ
Seattle. Wash. last Wednesday. Her
body was sent by express to Butler and
arrived here Sunday and was buried IN
the North Cemetery on Monday. HeI
| maiden name was Linn and she was a
native of Virginia.
John Brown, son Of Joseph Brown OF
Penn twp, the 2. d w. tire&an VINO
had an arm torn off near Crestline, who
| last week, died from the effects of the
| injury Monday His remains were
| brought home,Tuesday and the funeral
was held in the NJ e. church Wednes
dav afternoon. Rev Greenlee Of the NJ.
E. church. Rev Men eese of the Presby-
terian church and Rev. Nathan Brown
| of Pittsburg, brother Of. the deceased
| young man, attended.
The remains of Mrs. Rebecca J. Byer-
", wife of Mr. Michael II. Byerly, and
| of whose death brief mention was made
last week, were Inferred in the North
| Cemetery, Presbyterian part, on last
Friday July 2S 1899. The funeral was
attended by nany of the old friends of
Mrs Byerly, both in this place and
from jefferson and Buffalo twps., where
she had formerly liYed and who came
to testify their regard to her worth
| and memory. Revs. Oller and Prugh
| conducted the funeral services.
| Mrs. Byerly was the Oldest daughter
Of the late David Kelley. Esq. Of Buffalo
twp. and among those at her funeral
was her mother, widow of David Kelley,
who is now in the 10Th year of her age.
| Mrs Kelley's name before marriage was
Funston MARY jane daughter of James
| Funston, one of the earliest school
teachers in Butler and the second one
| Of whom the writer of this has any re
collection Of as teacher here. He
| taught in the old Academy between the
| thirties and forties and his daughter
| Mary Jane attended his school. She
| then lived with the family of the elder
John McQuistion. on the farm that the
| county Poor House is about to be erect
| ed. and walked from there to the above
| school taught by her father. He after
| wards died at her house in Buffalo twp,
| a bout the wear 1880