Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-05-10
DEATHS.

HENRY-At Pittsburg, May 1st, 1900,
Joseph Henry of near Harmony.
ORRIS-At his home in Fairgiew, May
,. 1909, Joseph Orris, aged about 70
years.
PORTER his home in Marion twp,
April 30, 1900, James c. Porter, aged
60 years.
OTT-At her home in Allegheny, May
). 1900, Mrs. Joseph OFT, nee Flich)
in her SD year.
VOGEL-At her home in Butler. May
4, 1900, Mary. daughter of John w.
Vogel, aged 26 years.
HERMAN-At her home in Butler,
MAY 6, 1900, Florence, daughter of
Chas Herman, aged years.
BURTON-At her home in Middlesex
township. April 10, 1900, Mrs. John
Burton, aged about 62 years.
GALBREATH- her home in Win
field. May D. 1900 Myrtle, daughter
Of Henry Galbreath, aged 10 years.
HEPLER- the Woodbine House on
the Millerstown road, May 3 1900,
Mrs Elizabeth Hepler, aged 50 years.
Her remains were inferred in the
Kamerer cemetery north Of Millerstown
Friday morning.
|GODFREY-Ata hospital in Pittsburg
Friday night May 4. 1900. Mrs
Godfrey. wife of Michal Godfrey, of
Butler, aged about 30 years.
Mrs. Godfrey was taken to the hos
pital to have a tumor removed, and
the operation caused her death.
DENNIS Thomas Dennis, aged about
fy,,r,A 1aa1 in hnH AhQFl-
nesday morning, May 2. 1900, at the
residence Of james Downie, with
whom he made his home, at Downle-
vile
Mr.. Dennis was an Englishman by
birth and had farmed for Downies for
many years. He was unmarried.
PARK Suddenly. Saturday, May ),
1900, at his home in Mars, Samuel
Park, in his 10Th year.
MIR. Parks death was caused by
paralysis. For many years he operated
the Park mill at Mars and was one of
the best known and progressive citizens
of the southern part Of the county. The
funeral services were held in the Mars
o. F. church Monday afternoon.
CHRISTIE her home in Butler,
May 7, 1900, Mrs. Lydia A. Christie,
widow of Thomas T. Christie, aged 6S
years
Two sons, Victor T.. of Seattle. Wash,
and VIM. H., Of Butler, survive her,
also one brother David Borland of But
Ter and one sister Mrs Thomas Graham
of North Washington. Funeral this
afternoon from her late residence at 332
Mifflin street
CRAWFORD-At his home at Valen-
cia, May /, 1900, John Crawford, aged
80 years.
Mr.. Crawford's death was caused by
old age He was one of the pioneers of
that section Of the county, and passed
the greater part Of his life on the farm
upon which he was born. Three sons
James of Whitestown, Loyal Y. of Hi
nois and Walter G.. Esq, Of Pittsburg,
and two daughters Mrs. Dean # Wex-
ford and Mrs. Clark Of Allegheny sur
yive him.
LITTLE At his home in Gallery, Fri
day, May 4, 1909, James Little. aged
3J years.
Death WAS caused by locomotar
ataxia from which he had suffered for
several months He was an engineer on
the +. q w. and formerly was engineer
on tine p f. w. q g. He was mem
ber Of the Masons, Odd Fellows,
Heptasophs and Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers. He leaves n wife
and three children. Funeral services
were held in the y. p church at Mars.
Sunday afternoon, Revs. fl. E. Snyder
and Berry Officiating He was buried
in the L. +. Cemetery
AT his nome in Frank
twp, May 3, 1909 George Stevenson,
aged "a years.
AT her home in Pitts
burg May >, 1909 Mrs. Alice Her
rington nee Robinson of Greece City,
aged "A years.
TONER At her home in the East End.
Pittsburg. Sunday, May 6, 1900, Will
liam J Toner, aged So years.
Mr.. Toner was married to a daughter
of Jordan Eyth Of Butler.
Mrs. Catharine Raisley
widow Of Daniel Raisley, at her home
ia Connoquenessing township. Fri
day. April 27, of pneumonia and heart
trouble, aged Hyears,5 months and IL
days.
Rev. McNees, Of Glade Mills. con
Quoted the fuheral service. Mr.. Raisley
proceeded her 10 months and l2 days.
They leave seven sons and two daugh
ters and large circle Of friends to
mourn their loss
We thank the neighbors for their |
kindhess III the time of our beyeave- |
ment
OBITUARY.
Mrs. William pisor, nee Rodgers, of |
ElliOtts Mills, died last Friday, aged |
about 70 years.