Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-03-01
DEATHS.

DODDS-At her home in Butler, Feb.
%, 1900 Margaret, wife of Josiah
Dodds, aged 6S years.
Mrs. Dodds death was caused by par
alysis. She was a sister of Rev A. j:
a nd Alex Hutchison. She was buried
at Reardon, O.
NORRIS-At his home in Tarentum,
Feb. %, 1900. James Norris. aged
about 25 years.
His death was caused by typhoid.
He leaves wife, nee Hemphill, and
some children. He was son of John
c. Norris, and moved to Tarentum last
Fall
KELLY-At his home in worth twp,
Feb 20, 1900, Samuel Kelly, aged rs
years.
HOUSTON-At her home in New Cas-
tie, Feb. %, 1900, Mrs. L c. Houston,
formerly of Portersville.
REA-At Beaver Falls, Feb. 25. 1900,
Mrs. Sallie A, widow of p. X. Rea
SMITH-At the Butler Hospital, Sun
day evening, Feb. 25, 1900, Oscar
Smith of Mars, aged about 80 years.
HILLIARD-AtF Freeport, Feb. "a, 1900,
Thomas Hilliard, formerly of Buffalo
| twp, aged Al years.
He was buried at Tarentum.
SARVER-At her home in Sarvers-
Vile. Feb. 20, 1900, Miss Elizabeth
Sarver, aged II years.
HOON-At his home in Oakland twp,
Tuesday night, Feb %, 1900, Anthony
| Hoon, aged S3 years.
| He leaves one daughter and SIX sons,
| among whom are Clark and William
/ of Oakland twp. He was an uncle of
| Sheriff Thomas Hoon. For twenty five
| wears he has been an elder in the Butler
| U. p. church His funeral will be held
| Friday morning.
| BARTLEY-A the residence of her
daughter Mrs. F. P. Brackney, 15'
Brady St. Feb. %, 1900. Mrs Eliza
beth BARLEY aged SO years.
RIDDLE-At her home in Clinton twp.
Feb. "a, 1900, Mrs Margaret Riddle,
in her Dist year.
She was the widow of VIM. Riddle,
lived with her son James and was the
the oldest resident of that part of the
county. She was buried at Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church, Clinton twp.
Monday.
| ICUBBAGE-At his home in Buffalo
| twp, Feb %, 1900, John Cubbage,
aged about 20 years.
SPOHN-At his home in Summit twp,
| Feb. "a, 1900, Leo, son of Nicholas >.
Spohn, aged - years.
Death was caused by typhoid fever.
Feb. 14th his sister, Hattie, died of the
same disease. The whole family have
been sick with it. AT present Mr.
Spohn, who has been in critical condi
| tion, is said to be improving. The
| scourge is attributed to pool of stag
nant water which collects in ravlnt
below the barn.
MILFORD Feb. %, 1900, of diphthe
ria, two-year- old son of Alfred Mil
J ford of Centre Ave.
IHALL-In Pittsburg, Feb. 25 1900
/ James NJ. Hall, of n. Washington st
aged IA years.
.-..H aJeeefc. ri fea 1tirterar was 11efti
Tuesday, Rev. Mckee officia ting.
HILL-At her home near Oil City, Feb
25, 1900, Mrs. Jane Fill. formerly o.
North Washington, this county, aged
: about 70 years.
She was sister of Alexander Bell OF
w. Sunbury.
| BOGGS--At his home in Ben Avon
Allegheny county Feb. 26, 1900
Captain r. Irwin Boggs aged g.
years
Capt. Boggs death was caused by ;
sudden illness. He was in his usua
health and at his place of business dur
: ing the day. He was born and raised
near Evans City, was son of Andrew
Boggs and was for many years a resi-
dent of Helienople. He representa-
Butler county in the State Legislature
| i'll 1SS9-90
For some years past he has been con
nected with the great dry goods firm o
Boggs 81 Buhl of Allegheny and lived
at Ben Avon. He was a clever MAJ
and had many friends in this county
He was buried at Zelienople
OBITUARY.
Dan Rice, the old circus clown, dice
at Long Branch last Thursday night
| aged II years