Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-01-04
DEATHS.
BARTLEY-At her home near Bruiu
Friday, Dec. 20 1899. Mrs. Dixon
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BARTLEY-At her home near Bruin
Friday Dec 20. 1899 Mrs. Dixon
BARLEY, aged about s. years
The interment was at Bear Creek
cemetery. Her death makes the first
break in trio of old couples living at
Bruin. Harvey Gibson and wife, John
Daubenspeck and wife. and the Bartleys
lived on adjoining places, were all over
50 years of age and all had been married
over sixty years.
SHRADER-At his residence on Centre
Ave, Butler. Dec. %, 1899. Mr. Al
bert L. Shrader. aged jS years
Mr.. Shrader wBs raised in what Is
now jefferson twp. this county. Some
years ago he removed 10 Butler and liy-
ed a quiet peaceable life among us. re
I spected by all who knew him. He was
/ a man of the strictest honesty, of good
/ habits, best moral character. and regard
| ed by all as good citizen. His wife,
nee Wareham, survives him, as does
their only child. now Mrs. Lantz, resid-
/ ing at Braddock Pa. The funeral was
conducted by the Revs Cooper and Nc
| Kee, of the L. =. church. and his re-
mains We're laid to rest on Christmas
| day followed to the grave by a large
] brothers Rev. Andrew Shrader and Mr.
! Benson Shrader. and his two brothers
| in law, Rev. McLelster, of Centreville,
! and Mr.. Wilson Graham of this place,
We're of his pail bearers.
| VOGELEY-At her home in this place,
on Monday Dec. %, 1899. Mrs Mary
Elizabeth Vogeley. widow of the late
| William Nogelev deceased. aged IL
hs nd on 1nrz
Mrs. Nogeley was born in Germany
| Jan. ), 1928, and came to this country
| with her parents. the late Mr.. and Mrs.
John Osterling of Summit twp in 1881.
| In 1916 she was married TO William
Nogeley and lived with him in
this place until his death in
| 1873. On Christmas morning last she
was suddenly taken i'll and soon expir-
| ed. 1t is frequently said that she had
| no known enemy. That she was good
| woman is the tribute of all to her mem
! ory. Her funeral on Wednesday was
| largely attended, her relatives on the
| Osterling side being quite numerous in
this vicinity. Rev. f Cronenwett con-
Quoted the exercises in both English
and German. The remains were buried
in the German Lutheran Cemetery.
She was the mother of Mrs William a.
Stein, Mrs. W F. Metzgar. Mrs. w. H.
Ensminger and Theodore Vogeley, all of
whom survive her.
MILLER-At his home near Renfrew
! Dec. %, 1899. John II. Miller Jr.
aged 81 years
His remains were buried at West Sun
bury Dec. -.
BELL-At her home in New Castle
| Dec. 26, 1899. Mary NJ wife Ira s.
| Bell aged about - years.
The deceased was daughter of Mrs.
| T. J. Steen, formerly of this place now
of Homestead, and had many friends
and acquaintences in Butler. Death
was caused by pneumonia, funeral ser
vices were held in the U. p. church
last Thursday, and her remains were
buried in the south cemetery.
KLINGLER--Dec. %, 1899, infant
child of c. Klngler of Penn twp.
| WENSEL-At his home in Washington
twp Dec. 1899. John Wensel, aged
80 years.
| MCKINNEY-At her home in Butler
| Dec. %, 1899 Carrie. daughter OF
Newton Mckinney, aged. She was
buried at Harmony.
| ELLIOTT-At her home in Butler,
| Dec. 80 1899. George, daughter OF
Chas. R. Elliott, aged years.
DICKEY-At her home in Butler, Dec.
%, 1899 Flossie, daughter of J. d.
Dickey, aged 16 years.
| FLEEGER-At her home in Clay twp.
| Friday, Dec 30, aM99. Maggie,
daughter of Miles Fleeger, aged II
| years.
| Maggie's death was caused by what
| is called black diptheria" and she had
to be buried the same day.
| TROUTMAN-At his home in New
| Castle, Jan. 3. 1900 Alexander
Troutman, brother of Adam Trout
man of this place
| His remains were brought to Butler
for burial to day, in the South ceme-
terry.
MUSSRUSH-At his home in Centre
| twp, January 1, 1900 George Muss-
rush, aged 50 wears.
| THOMPSON-De 21st, 1899, at the
Allegheny General Hospital, of ty-
! phoid fever and pneumonia, Alvin
| Thorne Thompson, aged % years, $
months and % days.
Son of James and Mary Thompson, of
Trial, Butler Co., Pa. The deceased
was a member of the Plains Presby-
| terian church where his remains were
laid to rest on Sunday, December "a.
| NORRIS AT her home in Clinton twp,
| Dec 30, 1899, Eliza Ann, daughter of
William Norris
She was buried, Monday, in West
minister Cemetery in the shadow of the
church of which she was a member.
JOHNSTON-At her home in Summit
twp, Dec 30, 1899, Maggie E. ,daugh-
ter of Samuel Johnston.
BISH-At his home in Donegal twp,
JAN 1, 1900, David Bish, aged about
so years.
OBITUARY.
Orange Noble. of Erie Co, once
prominent oil-producer, died last Satur-
day, aged 50 years.
Calvin A. Cruikshanks whose death
was noted in our last paper. was in the
employ of the Deitrick Fertilizer Co
Co. He was taken sick while canvass
ing in Venango and Crawford counties
and drove Is miles on Monday. Dec.
Is, 1899 to Gil City, where he took
train for Freeport, was helped from the
station to his home next day, and died
that night His death was caused by
diabetes He left and five small chill
dren.
Rev. Dwight L. Moody, the famous
evangelist died at his home in East
Mortified. Mass last Friday a week
in his 63d year His death was caused
by heart trouble.
Capt J. j. Vandergrift, the well known
oil operator, died suddenly on Tuesday
night of last week at his home in +. Z.
Pittsburg.
A p Vaughn of Niles, o. formerly of
Butler, died at the Allegheny General
Hospital Tuesday, aged about 30