Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-02-23
DEATHS.

GERNER At his home in Butler. Feb.
l6, 1899, Christian Geraer. IN the s0th
year OF bis age.
CHRISTLEV At her home in Clay
twp. Feb. 10, 1892 Mrs. Jacob Christ
ley, aged u
HECKERT-A his nome in Buffalo
twp. Feb. 10. 1899. Michael ). Heck
ert. in his Goth year
COOPER Feb lG. 1899. infant daugh-
ter of Frank and May Cooper of Cen
treville, aged three weeks
The remains We're inferred in Butler,
| Friday.
/ STAIB-At the home of her daughter
Mrs. F. Kocher E. Jefferson St, Bu.-
/ Ter, Feb. 49, 1899, Mrs. Rosina Stab.
aged 80 years.
A son of hers was buried at Mononga-
hela City just one week before.
/ MILLIGAN-At her home in Clearfield
twp, Feb. II, 1899, Mrs Nancy Mil
ligan. widow of John Milligan, in her
10Th year.
| CAIN-Feb. II, 1899, Clifford. son of
H. L. Cain of Butler aged ? years.
MECRLING- his home in w. Sun
! bury, Feb. 10, 1899. John Mechling
aged about 65 years.
| Mr.. Mechling had been 20 church that
morning, and his death was sudden
! one
! REBEL At her home near Herman,
Feb. IL, 1899, Annie, daughter of Bar
ton Nebel, aged 2S years.
MARKS-Feb. 20, 1899, infant son of
Adam Marks of Butler,
JAMISON- the home of her neice,
Mrs. j. u. jackson, in Butler, Satur
day, Feb. Is, 1899, Mrs Jane Jami
son. in her S9th year
Mrs Jamison was the widow of John
Jamison, decd. and was sister of Com
missioner John Mitchell and Judge
Mitchell, decd.
She was the oldest member of the
| family, while Commissioner John
Mitchell is the youngest, and only sur
viving member Her husband, John
Jamison died in the army, during the
civil war
CASSERLY-Ath her home in Kittan,
ming, Feb II, 1899, Mrs. Casserly
mother of John Casserly of HaFmo
ny.
NORRIS-ht his home in Oakland
twp Feb. 10. 1899, Morris Norris
aged about 60 years.
CAMPBELL-At his home in Wash
ington Twp. Feb. 21, 1899, Melvin
son of D. F. Campbell, in his 26tl
year
BA GER-At her horIe in Boydstown
Feb. 21, 1899, Mrs. Sumner Badger
aged 81 years.
OBITUARY NOTES.
Tho fo,,n5o,. of Cb,,+o,o,o Asso,,
blv, the man whose name is known
wherever agricultural implements ar,
used, Lewis Miller of Akron, O., dice
last Friday morning in the Post Grad
uate Hospital in New York after under
going an operation.
Mrs. SUsANNAH KALER.
Mrs. Susannah Kaler, resident OF
Fairyiew twp, died suddenly at he,
home ON Feb. 6. Mrs. Kaler had no
been in her usual health for about foul
weeks but was not thought to be dan
gerously sick until 8 o'clock, Monday
morning when death came very unex
pectedly.
She was almost 81 years old and i:
survived by her aged mother, Mrs. Johl
Pontius husband John KaIer a well
known citizen of Fairview twp, mum
ber of brothers and sisters, and host o
other relations and friends.
She was the mother of nine children
eight of whom are still living. They
are Mrs. John Phillip, of Butler; Mrs
Thomas Martin, of Carbon Centre; Mrs
Emma Yockey, of Mt. Oliver; G. w.
j. G.; Miss Phebe; John and Lewis.
Mrs. Kaler was of quiet, retiring
disposition, faithful christian lady
and consistent member of Mt. Pleas
ant Evangelical Lutheran church.
The funeral services were conducted
on Wednesday afternoon in Mt. Pleas
ant church by her pastor Rev. Nicholas
Interment was made in the "Old Gene
terry" near Kepples Corners.