Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-01-24
DEATHS.

DRESHER- her home in Saxon
burg, January Is, 1901, Miss Wanda
Dresher. aged - years.
COVERT-At his home in----,
January a 1901, Hezekiah Covert,
aged 90 years.
SMITH-At her home in Butler, Jan
nary Is. 1901, Mrs. Mary Smith.
widow of Conrad Smith, in her 18th
year.
MITCHELL-At his home in Butler
January 10, 1901, William NJ Mitch
ell, aged Go years.
He was born IN Tarentum, and came
to Butler from Bolivar about years
ago He was engaged in the oil bust
ness His wife, nee Lardin, of Clinton
township, and two daughters and two
sons survive him.
ANDERSON-At her home in Middle
sex township, January IS, 1901, Mrs.
Margaret Anderson. aged so years.
KINCH-At Bowerstown, O.. January
Il. 1901, Mrs. Eliza Kinch. formerly
of Butler
LEWIS-At his home in Butler, Jan.
%. 1901. Frank Rex Lewis, aged 6
months, infant SON of Chas. E Lewis,
funeral Friday.
CRITCHLOW-In Allegheny, Jan. 23
1901, a son of David Critchlow, of
Jefferson twp. aged - years.
MCBRIDE-At her home in Murrins-
vile. Jan 81, 1901, Mrs. Katherine,
widow of the late Patrick Mcbride,
in her S1st year.
JOHNSTON-At Tiffin, Ohio. January
%, 1901. Lucilla (Stoops) Johnston,
wife of Dr. Samuel A Johnston,
formerly of Butler.
Mrs is death was caused by cancer,
she having been hospital patient since
last August Her remains were brought
to Butler today.
EVANS-At her home on n. Main St,
Butler, at 730 p. H., January 23,
1901, Louisa, wife of John Evans.
Duath was caused by complication
of diseases which had rendered her an
invalid for several months. She is
survived by her parents, George King
and wife of Pittsburg. her husband and
four children She was a member of
the NJ E church. Private funeral at ?
p. m. Friday.
BAUERS-At his home in Millvale,
Allegheny Co, January 21, 1901,
Henry Bauers, formerly of Butler,
aged about 65 years.
FREEHLING-On Monday morning,
Jan 21, 1901, Ida, wife of August G.
Freehling Of Winfield twp, aged 39
years.
She leaves a husband and four small
children.
BRANDON-At her home in Harris
Vile. January -, 1901, Maria B.
Brandon, aged 80 years.
SHIDEMANTLE-At his home in Ian
caster twp, Jan IS, 1901, John Shide-
mantle, in his SD year.
His wife, three sons and some daugh-
ters survive him
BARNETSON-At his home in Kansas
City. Jan. 20, 1901, John Barnetson,
father Of Mrs. r. NJ. Johnston, OF
Summit twp.
BOOZEL-At their home in Clay twp,
Jan. 10 and 90 1901, two children OF
Jno. r. Boozs1, aged, ) and years.
MADDEN-Jan 10, 1901 infant son OF
James Madden of Butler, aged one
year.
MAXWELL--At Cambridge Springs
Pa, Jan, 10, 1901. George Maxwell
of Slipperyrock, in his Goth year.
Mr.. Maxwell was one of the best
known citizens of Slipperyrock. His
death was caused by Brights disease
Geo. Maxwell wss born in Plair
Grove twp, Lawrence Co, Aug, 13
1S4l and was son of William and
Nancy CWaddle) Maxwell. In 1861 ht
enlisted in the Round Heads" 100tf
Pa. Vol's. and served until wounded il
tbe ,-io,bt knee at Snottaylvania in 1864
This wound kept him in the hospita
for over a year and made him perman
emily lame. Since the war he has dealt
in cattle. He was president Of the board
of trustees Of Slipperyrock Normal and
u member Of o. g. Bingham Post 30!
G. A. X.