Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-12-05
DEATHS.

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ALLISON his home in Worth twp
December ., 1901, james Allison
KNOCH- December 2. 1901 infant child
of Louis Knoch of Saxonburg.
CHARLES-At her home in Greenville,
Nov. q. 1901, Mrs. 7. A Charles,
formerly of Brauchton.
McKINNEY-Ath her home in Como
quenessing twp. Nov. q, 1911, MIS-
Agnes Hamel. wife Of Detmer Nc
Kinney aged 20 years.
KLINGENSMITH-At her home IN
Chicora, Nov. &c, 1901. Mrs. Lizzie
Klingensmith in her 3Sth year.
WINTER-At the home of his dangh-
ter Mrs. Duncan of Eidenau, Nov. ~,
1901. Conrad Winter aged 50 years.
CAMPBELL-At his home in Concord
twp, Dec. ?, 1901, Robert CampoeH'
aged So years
Mr.. Campbell lived in the old home
stead with his son Howard, who with
7 Baxter. Mrs. Hindman and Mrs.
Shakely survive him. Mr.. Campbell
was one of the octcgenarians of Con-
cord twp. biographies of whom were
nnbIished some time ago a note of
| his death appears in the Concord twp.
items.
DUFFY-At his home in Marion twp
Nov. 26, 1901, Edward DufIy aged
6S years.
He was a veteran of the Civil War
and leaves a widow and grown-up
| family.
| GILCHRIST-At the home OF her
adopted son, James McNees IN
Marion twp, Sunday Nov. a. l9Ol'
| e Gf1rhriet
Mrs. Gilchrist and her husband were
among the most charitable and philan-
| throDic people in the northern part OF
the county. having given homes to
large number of poor and orphaned
children, several of whom they raised
| themselves.
SABIN-At the home of George w.
| Best at Glade Run, Nov "A, l9Ol,
Miss Ella Sabin aged 40 years.
| For twenty years she had been
sufferer from rheumatism. Funeral
services were held in the Evans City
Presby terrain church.
| HUBY-At his home in Butler Nov. 20,
| 1901, Christian Hubby, aged "a years.
Funeral services were conducted at
his late residence on S. Washington St.
Sunday afternoon by Revs. Roth and
Mountz of the First English Lutheran
church and his remains were laid IN the
South Cemetery Mr.. Huby is survived
by his wife and four children, Charles,
Mary. wife of Edwin Shaw, Annie and
Margaret.
Mr.. Hubby was for many years the
sexton of the English Lutheran church
of this place, the duties OF which posi-
ton he performed with great fidelity.
BOOK At his home in Franklin tap,
Nov. 30, 1901, of pneumonia, Harlan
Book, Jr, aged II years.
Harlan was i'll but a few days until
the fatal termination came. de was
the ONLY son left at home with hls
father. All who knew him spoke well
Of him and his parents have the sincere
sympathy Of their friends and acqua1nt-
auces. Besides the parents there Is one
sister Dottie, at home, while several
older brothers and sisters reside away
His remains were buried at Muddycrees
Presbyterian church, Sunday.
HURLEY-At his home in MillerstoTn
Nov. 49, 1901, p Hurley, aged about
"a years
Mr.. Hurley had eaten hearty
Thanksgiving dinner with his children
and after the meal said he felt unusual
lv well and hoped he would live to eat
for many more Thanksgivings with
them. Shortly after he became Ill ana
died suddenly Of heart failure. he
leaves two daughters, Mrs. Grief and
Miss Hurley, nurse.
MCKEE, 27, 1901. at her home IN
Muddycreek twp. of pneumonia, Caro-
line. widow of David Mckee, aged
about 65 years.
Mrs. Mckee WAS sister Of ex-County
Superintendent Matthews and az aunt
by marriage of l. j. McCandless and
John G. Kelly. She leayes one son,
VIM. Mckee of Muddycreek twp. and
four daughters. Louisa, Nina. Netiie
and Mrs. Amanda McCandless of New
Castle Her remains were buried IN
Portersville Presbyterian cemetery.
Louisa and Nina are now sick with "
phold fever.
Obituary.
Christian Ihsmen, Jr., one Of the pro
minent glass men Of the country, GIed
Saturday at the Mercy Hos Pittsburg,
after z short illness, of a complication
of diseases. Deceased was son OF the
late Christian Ihmsen, and grandson
Of Charles Ihmsen, the founder, III 1913.
of the glass interests that ever s,nce
have born the family name. He WAS
DOiI III itbSOAAB III lD1D rtAA N+%'J AH
life entered the glass business.
David s.. Mcknight died at his home
in Lawrence Co. Nov 2S. 1901, aged rs
years. He is survived by his wife aud
seven children. The latter are John w.
Joseph D., Smith and Miss Mary, who
are at home; Mrs Sarah Brandon. OF
Butler county, and Thomas }. and Mrs.
Calvin Fisher, of Hickory township
Clement Studebaker President OF the
Studebaker Bros. Mfg Co of South Bend
Ind, died last Monday, Noy. 2Ith. He
was born in Adams Co, this state be
gan life on nothing and built up The
largest wagon manufacturing plint III
the world. He was related 10 the Stnde-
bakers Of Worth twp. and the family
reunion was held at the home OF Diyit
decd some years ago.
Mrs. Jane Waddell Of Grove 'Ciy
died last week, aged % years. She was
an amt Of Capt Craig, decd
MISS LULU Il BARTLEY.