Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-06-15
DEATHS.

WADSWORTH-At the homestead in
Slipperyrock twp. May t6, 1899, Sarah
Jane. eldest daughter Of the late Hon.
Dawson and Jane 5. Wadsworth,
aged 56 wears, months and g days.
Ever since the death of her parents in
1890 and 1891. Sarah Jane has been
cared for By he- youngest sister, Henri
eta, she being an invalid for many
years prior 20 their death. Gone hut
not forgotten She died trusting in her
Savior Peace TO her ashes. Her funer-
al sermon was preached by Rev Nc
Camey Of SEpperyrock, from Psalm 81,
Q, which was wei. delivered.
HAWK-At his home in Mercer twp
June !. 1899 Daniel Hawk. aged "A
wears
THOMPSON-June 10, 1899, infant son
of Bert Thompson of Franklin street,
Butler
DAMBACH.- AT his home in Forwar I'd
twp, June /. 1899 Frederick : Dam
bach in his 62d year.
Mr.. Dambach is survived by his wild
ow. six daughters three of whom are
married-and two sons. His remains
were buried at White Oak Springs I.
p church
ALTER the family residence in
North Washington, June II, 1899,
Luella, wife of Rev. r l.. Alter, pas
tor OF the North Washington and
Concord Presbyterian churches, aged
about 20 years
Nj Alters death was caused by con
sumption which developed after an at
tack Of pneumonia last December. She
was Il daughter of A. q Campbell ol
Washington twp She leaves one
daughter, aged two years a host oi
friends syinpathize with the bereaved
family
SCHENCK-At his home in Butler twp
June II. 1899, Norman. son of John
Schenck aged II years
His death was caused by appenditis
BROWN his home in Fairview
twp. June -, 1898, Samuel Brown
aged about - years,
HOCH-At her home in Miilerstown
June Y. 1888. Mrs. i. A. Hoch, nee
Campbell, aged about - years
HAGGERTY At his home in Vennn
90 twp. June II, 1899 Thomas Hag
gerty aged years
MOSER At his home in Oakland twp.
June II. 1859. Solomon Moser la his
9jth year
The great age aud good health Of Mr.
Moser had been the subject of remark
among All who knew him for some
time past And had it not been for an
accident he might have longer lived
At one time Of his life he lived in this
place and was known all his life as an
industrious, peaccable and good citizen
He was buried in the North Presbyter
ian cemetery Of this place on Wednes
day last, and his funeral was very
largely attended,
He was born in Summit twp, Dec.
0. 1904, and had been n lifelong resi-
dent of Butler county. These children
survive. Eliza and James Of Oakland
twp: Washington Of Concord twp.
Emma, wife or T. G. Anderson Of Con
cord twp. Ada, wife Of T. 4. BARLEY,
Clinton township; Sarah, wife of James
Miliinger Fayette City Belle, wife OF
Joseph Hughes, New Lexington, o.
Harriet NJ, wife Of J. f. Davis; T. j.,
Oakland township, and Walter, Butler.
AYRES- In Durango, Col, June II,
1900. Mre. Arthur hyres, aged %
years, II months and days.
Mrs. Ayres was the oldest daughter
Of Josiah NJ Thompson, Of Flora But
Ter Co.
SEEBERGER Al her home in Pitts
burg, June H. 1893, Margaret Knittle,
wife Of John Seeberger, Sr, in her
59th year.
DANIDSON-A her home near Emlcn-
ton Sunday June II, 1879. Mrs.
Mary DAVIDSON aged about rs years.
Mrs. Davidson was the mother Of Mrs
Amos Steclsmith of Butler VINO with
several children survive and mourn the
mother.
McPHERRlN-At his home in Omaha
Neb on the evening of June / 1, Rev
J. McPherrin.
lis death was caused by apoPleXy.
The deceased was well inown in this
county. He was cousin of the late
Col John NJ Sullivan and father OF
District Atty here,
lie was ut one time assistant teacher
in the old Witherspoon Institute.
Aftcrward he was pastor of the
churches Of Buffalo and Westminster Of
Butler Presbyter and for twelve years
pastor Of the Pres church OF Emlentpn
where he preached until his health
failed
He was married 10 Miss Sarah Nc
Elvain Of West Sunbury. who Wit,
seven children still survive him.
Jnterment at Bennett, Neb., where he
formerly preached
OBITUARY.
The funeral of Mrs Joseph G. Bruif
took place from her home in Economy
on Sunday afternoon and was largely
attended BY her request the palibear
era were members Of the Tenth Rcgi
ment VINO recently returned from Ma
nilIa. They were Dr. Hamilton and
Ned O. Mcdonald of Beaver Falls Mat
thew Laird Of Beaver and Harvey Funk
hOuscr and -- Bauiuann Of New
Brighton The pallbearcrs were select
ed rs having been comrades Of the de
ccascds son, Jos Bruii at the Philip
pines, which added much to make the
services unusually pathetic The floral
offerings were prOfnse rs the deceased
was quit" popular in large circle OF
friends Beaver Times.
Hurry Boston, aged - years, n mem
Der Of GO T., 18th "enu'a. Vols in the
Spanish War. died at his parents home
IN New Castle Saturday Of typhOid
malarin, cont lactod white in the setvice.
He was an estimable young man in all
respects, and his friends IN the 10Th
heard with sorrOw Of the death Of their
comradc.