Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-05-17
DEATHS.

PARK At his home in Middlesex twp.
May 9, 1900 VIM. R. Park, aged 6S
wears
Mr.. Parks death was caused by pneu-
monia He was born and raised on the
farm upon which he died His wife
nee Crawford and eight children, tige
girls and three boy survive him He
was substantial and good citizen, took
an interest in all public matters and
will missed in that community.
DAVIS-At her home in Barkeyville,
May :, 1900, Mrs. J. w. Davis, for
merly of Butler.
MCCULLOUGH AT his home in Bat
Ter, May 9. 1900. Frank, son of Dan
iel Mccullough, aged 5 months.
BURTON-At his home in Middlesex
twp. Saturday. May >, 1900, John w.
Burton, aged - years.
His wife, Rebecca, died April 10Th
both dying of pneumonia. Mr.. Burtner
was a former resident of Washington II
county. buying his farm in MiddleseX
about 20 years ago. His remains We're
buried at Middlesex NJ. E. church,
Monday, May :.
| MCKEE At her home in Slate Lick.
Armstrong county. Saturday, May
u. 1900. Callie, wife of DR.. j. c. Nc
| Kee. aged 40 years.
Mrs. McKees death was caused by
PARALYSIS and heart trouble. She had
| been sick for some time Her moth
er. Mrs Elizabeth Galbreath OF w
| Cunningham street was with her last
week. having gone to Slate Lick to at
tend the funeral of her granddaughter,
/ MYRTLE Galbreath. which occurred the
previous Monday. Mrs. Mckee was a
sister of James NJ. and Henry Gal
| breath She leaves one son. Her re
mains We're inferred Monday.
IOESTERLING-A her home near Mil
Ierstown. Friday, May II, 1900. Mrs.
! Charles Oesterling. aged 80 years.
Death was caused by pneumonia and
her husband is suffering from the same
| disease. She was a very estimable wo-
man and was loved and respected by all
! who knew her. She was a daughter or
| the late Jacob Frederick of Millerstown
besides her husband and an infant child
she is survived by her mother, two
brothers and seven sisters as follows
| Mrs James Byers of Fairvlew, Mrs. j.
| c. Gaisford. Mrs. p. Callahan, Mrs. P.
| G. Frederick. Maggie, Minnie, Agnes
and Edward O.. and VIM. Frederick, OF
Millerstown.
The funeral services We're conducted
| by Rev. Brecht in the Millerstown Luth
eran church. Sunday, and We're very
largely attended.
CASHDOLLAR- At her home n Gran
berry twp. May Il, 1900, Mrs. 5. Nj.
Cashdolsr, aged about % years.
WINNIEL-At her home in Harris
vile, May 10, 1900, Mrs. Fred Win
mel, aged about 60 years.
HEPLER-At his home in Adamstwp.
May IL 1900. Harry Hepler, aged
about % years.
MANGEL- Sunday, May 13, 1900 al
the residence of her son. Claude,
south of Butler. Mrs. Susanna Man
gel aged S5 years.
lSLATER At Dixmont, May II, 1900
Mrs. Slater, mother of Mrs George
Stamm, aged SO years.
| WHITMIRE her home ON MiffliI
ST., Butler, Monday, May IA, 1900, o1
Brights disease. Isabel, wife of Jacot
Whitmire, aged 6S years.
Mrs Whitmire was a daughter OF
Robert Brown, decd, of Clay twp. Shit
is survived by seven children, Robert j
Whitmire. Amanda wife of David ID
Quiglev. Anna, wife of Perry Gold, Oh
lie. wife of Edward Sayler, Laura, wife
of Edward Bowers. Ida May, wife O
VIM. Aggas and Margaret, wife Of Elgi'
Hutchison.
Her funeral was held Wednesday af
ternoon, Rev Eli Miller officiating.
lCROZIER-A his home in Altoona
May 15 1900, Richard Crozier, form
erly of Butler, aged rs years.
OBITUARY.
NJ B. Oswald Sr. proprietor of thu
Kittanning Free Press, died las
Thursday, aged 81 years.
James Hildebrand, Butler oil man
died in Braddock hotel Saturday. HI
had come to Pittsburg for his pension
and was on his way to visit Braddoc
relatives when he took i'll and was car
ried into the hotel. .-Pittsburg Times.