Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-05-31
DEATHS.

SPOHN his home in Chicora, Sun
day, May 90 1900, Philip Spohn, aged
73 years.
His remains We're buried in Sugar
creek cemetery.
SODAY-At her parents home near
Halston station, April 10, 1900, Ade-
laide, infant daughter of Charles and
Bertha Taggert Soday.
near West Liberty. Solomon Fisher,
aged about 20 years.
His remains were placed in the West
Liberty cemetery, Friday. He leaves a
wife and family. Mrs Fisher is in fee
ble health at present.
CLAY-At his home in Turtlecreek, Pa,
May %, 1900, Sidney Clay, aged about
30 years.
Death was caused by lung trouble.
Saturday his remains were shipped to
Clintonville his former home, for bur
ial
WILES-At her home in Murrinsville.
May %, 1900. Mrs. Stella Kelley, wife
of John F. Wiles, aged 80 years.
She left six small children.
NEFF- Saturday, May 26, 1900, at his
home in Centre twp, John V. Netf,
aged 20 years, II months and 26 days
The funeral services were held, Tues
day in the Butler German Catholic
church
BELL-At the L. P Orphanage, ALE
ghenv CITY. MAY 81 1900, Earl c., son
of Ira c. Bell of Butler, aged years
The funeral was held from the resi-
dence of Mr. Bells sister. Mrs. Simon
Ferry of Hickory street, Tuesday after
noon.
PORTER-Mrs. Elizabeth Porter, wife
of J. NJ Porter, of W. Clay St, But
Ter. of Brights disease, May 27, 1900,
in her 49th year
She leaves two daughters and five
sons, among them Fred, the architect,
and Lewis, the mail carrier. The tu-
neral was held from the NJ. E. church.
Tuesday afternoon.
GOULD-At the residence of heI
daughter, Mrs Henry Hoffman, But
tercup, May 81, 1900, Mrs. Martha
Gould widow of the late VIM. Gould
of Clay twp, decd, in the 18th veal
of her age.
| SHULL-At her home near Coylesville
May 20, 1900, Mrs. Barbara Shull
aged 7G years.
JACK-At Fairview. May 2S. 1900, An
drew J. Jack of North Washington,
aged 20 years.
Mr.. Jack had been to Petrolia for a
| load Of casing. While passing through
Fairview his team frightened and ran
| off and he started after them, and feL
dead. He was the proprietor OF tn,
Jack house in North Washington, and
was one of the best known hotel men OF
| the county.
DAVIS-Near Crawford's Corners
Thursday, May "a, 1900, infant son OF
William Davis
The child weighed only one and g
! half pounds mt birth and although ap.
parently strong and healthy. lived only
ten days.
Mrs. CATHARINE WATSON.
A tribute of Love, from the Ladies
| Aid Society of the NJ E. church o1
Petersville Pa. In memory of Mrs
| Catharine Watson, who died May 16
1900
Whereas Almighty God in hi
wise providence has taken from oul
midst our much loved sister, May h'
give us grace to say"The Lord givetf
and the Lord taketh away, Blessed b'
! the name of the Lord.
Whereas, She was highly esteemed
among us for her Christian character
and devotion to the interest of the
church, her voice and presence arr
! sadly missed.
Whereas she was faithful membel
and earnest worker in our Aid Society
Be it resolved that we the member
Of the Aid Society hereby extend to the
| family our heartfelt sympathy in theil
| bereavement.
Resolved that in her beautiful charac
ter and gentle disposition, her pure life
and her faithful performance of duty
we have beautiful example and infu
ence to linger in the memory Of all whC
| knew her and we know that our irrepar
/ able loss is her unspeakable gain.
Resolved that these resolutions b'
placed on the minutes, published in or'
or more of the County papers and ;
copy be sent to the family.
MRS ALICE Quincy.
! Mrs. CHLOE HAMMoN.
MRS KATE b. HUMES.
| Committee.