Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
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McLEAN-At her home ID pittsburg.
Feb. IL. 1Sga. Mrs. Agnes Boyle Nc
Lean, formerly of Buffalo twp
STUART-Eeb -, 1899. in P.t.sbur-.
Jacob NJ stuart. IN his 3ith year.
WILSON At his home in Slippery rock,
Feb % 1899, Thomas Wilson, aged
50 years He was the father of W.
H. Wilson, the banker Of that town.
CAMPBELL her home in East
Liverpool o, Feb. %, 1899, Mrs.
Dean Campbell, daughter of Jacob
Reiber of Butler.
RICE-Feb. -, 1899, at his home in
Lancaster twp. Willis, son of Joseph
Rice.
HELFRICK-At her home in Carroll
ton, O., Feb. %, 1899. Mrs. Jacob Hell
frick, formerly of Butler, aged So
years.
HEASLEY-Of typhoid fever, Feb -,
1899 Grace Mcintyre Heasley, aged
16 years, granddaughter of John Nc
Intyre of Buffalo twp.
WISKEYMAN-Feb. %, 1899. George,
son of Ines Wiskeyman of Clinton
twp, aged 6 years.
WORREL-Feb. 81, 1899, infant son of
Rev. E. R. Worrel of Butler.
| MCGARVEY-At his home in Donegal
twp, Feb. -, 1899. John McGarvey,
aged As years.
MILFORD-At her home in Marion
twp, Feb. 25, 1899, Mrs. Samuel F.
Milford, aged SO years.
MCCANDLESS-At her home in Me-
daryville, Ind, Feb. Is, 1899, Mrs.
Harriet McCandless, nee Mechling of
Centre twp, in her S9th year
She was an aunt of Mrs. Daniel Shan
or of Centre twp.
BURNETT-AtT Toledo, O., Feb. %,
1899, Mrs. Paulina Burnett, in her
10th year.
Mrs. Burnett was sister of Mrs.
Stein of Butler,
LESLIE AT her home in Middlesex
twp, Feb. 26, 1899. Mrs. Rebecca
Leslie. wife of Samuel A. Leslie, Esq,
aged abour 90 years.
The remains of Mrs. Leslie We're bur
led on Tuesday at Middlesex NJ. E.
| Cemetery.
WOODS-At her home III Clinton twp,
Sunday Feb. 26, 1899 Mrs. Hannah
Woods, nee McCafferty, wife of VIM
Woods. aged about n years.
Death was caused by pneumonia
| She is survived by her husband and q
large family of grown children.
| ORR-At Harrisville Butler county
Feb. 22d IL A. NJ. 1899. Ellen Mar
garet Orr, wife of John Orr in the 8;
year of her age.
She was the mother of VIM. Fl. and
and John Orr of Harrisville, Jas. w
Orr, Bruin; Charles T. Orr, Nebraska
Andrew Perry Orr of Washington anG
Mrs. Nancy Hi cks of Missouri. The
| funeral services We're conducted by hel
pastor Rev. u. b. Taylor of the Presby-
| terian church, of which she had been d
member sixty years. A very large con
| course followed her to the grave IL
Paririe cemetery, Harrisville Pa.
| HECK-At his home in Centre twp
| Feb. 90, 1899, Daniel Heck in his S6tf
year.
| Mr. Heck was one of the oldest an6
best known citizens of the township
He was in his usual health up to about
two months ago, when he complained {
little. On Monday night he set up
reading until after 8 o'clock, then wen
to bed, towards morning his daughter
heard him struggling went to his assis
tances and sent for physician, but he
died shortly after. He was the father
of D. A. Heck and Jacob Heck of But
Ter.
OBITUARY NOTES.
Mrs Mary A Chandler, widow of tn,
late s. F. Chandler, died at her home IL
Slipperyrock twp. from the effects OF
a paralytic stroke, in her 18th year
ABAGAIL CRAWFORD.
Miss Abagail Cr awford died at he
home near Six Points, Butler county, oil
Sunday evening, Jan. 30, 1899, in tn,
73d year of her age.
The deceased was daughter of Jas
and Jane Crawford and leaves two sis
tiers, Mrs. James Stevenson of Borny-
brook and Miss Jennie Crawford, anC
two brothers, Joseph of Six Points ant
Gideon of Emlenton. Two brothers
John and Harvey, died in the terrible
Andersonville prison during the civi
war
From early life she was member OF
I 5CruDgrass rIesDy Ier1an CHURCH. lie
funeral sermon was preached by he
pastor, Rev. J. R. Coulter, D. D., from
the text, She hath done what sh,
could"
Her father, James Crawford, was on,
of the pioneer settlers of Butler county
Miss Crawford lived a devoted Chris
tian lif e and has now gone to her re
ward.