Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-02-02
DEATHS.

DAUBENSPECK-At her bone on the
Wallace farm in Penn twp.. Jan %.
1899, Mrs. VIM. Dauheuspscs, nee
Mahood, aged Gbou, i6 year.
GRIEB At her home IN Summit rwp,
Jan. -. - Trs. barbara GrieD. aged
IS years.
FLEEGER At his home near the
Brewster School Ia Centre twp, Jan.
30, 1899. a son Of Eli Fleeger, aged Il
years
PARISH Pittsburg, Jan %, 80, Mrs.
G. W. Parks, nee Heath. She was
buried in Butler, Saturday
PETTEGREW- his home in Wash
ingtOn twp. Jan. IS, 1899 Robert ID.
Pettegrew. aged about 63 years.
His wife, four sons and four daugh-
ters survive him.
MoELWEE- her home in Winfield
twp. Jan, -. 1899, Mary, daughter of
Daniel McElwee, aged % years.
Her remains We're buried in the
Catholic cemetery at Herman.
GABLE-At the home of her son. Chas
Gable, in jefferson twp. Jan. - 1899.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gable. in her S+th
year.
Mrs. Gable was sister-ln-law of Mrs
Grade whose death we noted last week.
CRAMER- 30 1899, Eli V. Cra-
mer, at his residence in Cherry Tree,
Indiana Co, Pa, aged IS years
He was q veteran of the Mexican
war, and leaves a wife and ten children.
HAMILTON-At her home in Oakland
twp, Jan. 80 1899, Mrs. james Ham
iltOu in her g4Fh wear
Mrs. Hamilton was the mother Of
Robert Hamilton of Batter, and was
the Oldest person, with one exception
in the township.
ECKMAN-Jan. q, 1899, Mrs Catha-
rine Eckman, at her home near
Springs Church, Armstrong Co, aged
81 years.
Mrs. Eckman leaves a husband TO
mourn her loss She was Il daughter of
the late John Myers: and sister of our
fellow townsman J. B. Myers, and of
Robert l.. of Buffalo twp, also of Eli
and LemUel of South Buffalo twp,
Armstrong Co, Pa.
MEALS-At the home of her son-in-
law, John NJ Williams, of Bellevue,
Pa, January %, 1899, Elizabeth w,
widow CT Joseph Meals, formerly of
Centre twp, aged II years
Mrs. Meals removed from her farm
in Centre twp. to Allegheny county
three or four years ago, with her son
Samuel A. Meals who still resides there
Her remains will be inferred, today, at
the Rider Lutheran Church. Centre
twp
At his home on E. Jeffer-
son St, Jan. %, 1899, Gabriel Kohler,
in his 10th year.
The deceased was born in Wurtem-
burg, Germany, and had lived in But
ler since 1854. lie is survived by
widow and eight children; Mrs, Jos
Rockenstein, Attorney Frank X. John
and Louis of the Hotel Willard, Glenn
ent, Mary Francis and Mrs. John Kap-
pier. The funeral services We're held
from the German Catholic cbTich,
Tuesday morning.
BRACN-At ner home liz Pittsburg,
Jan. 30. 1899, Miss Kate w Braun,
sister of W. F. Braun
Miss Braun was a well known reader
and elocutionist. and She was a remark
ably talented young woman. She was
well read ia English, French and Ger
man, and was one Of the brightest stu
dents of her art She studied under the
following well-knGyrn teachers: Steele
MackaYe Miss Gtneyieye Stebhins,
Madame Deisarte, F. I. Southwick an0
Ryron King.
FLEMING--At mis- home in Brlfalo
twp, Jan q, 1899, Samuel Fleming.
III his Goth year
Mr.. Fleming was born aud raised on
the farm on which he died and was one
pr-fy 10 +Cy
and was engaged in farming
all his life. He leaYes a wife and ten
children-James ". and Harry 3. of
of Buffalo twp; Homer H., Charles w.
and Mrs. G. G. Neely of Glade Mills;
Rachel e., Maggie f., Samuel NJ, Ell
len NJ and John G
Mr.. Fleming contracted rheumatism
six Yeara ago, from which he never
the local physicians he consulted s1ec-
ialists in Pittsburg, Chicago and New
York, but never found relief He bore
his affiiction patiently and awaited
patiently foT the calling Of his Master.
Nh Fleming was Il member of ST
PauPs Evangelical Luth theran Church of
but owing to his affliction
was unahls 20 attend services The fn-
i''i SCI FiIIS was CpLiUuSbed lIOn MS
late residence, on the 27th, by Revs.
Harter Of Buffalo twp, EIelhorn of
Freeport and Harper of Carbon Black.
His remains were laid to rest in the
cemetery. Mr. Fleming
was one of the five charter members
who purchased the ground and laid out
the beautiful cemetery where his re-
mains now lie. His remains We're fol-
lowed to their last resting place by
large concourse Of eeighbors and
friends.