Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-03-14
DEATHS.

BOLLINGER-A the home of her son,
Orvil Bolinger, in Cherry twp, March
5, 1901, Mrs John Bollinger, aged
about 50 years
Mrs Bollinger was daughter of
Robert Wallace, who early in the last
century had his home on farm four
miles north of Butler on the graded
road. She was one of a family of twelve
children, but one of whom now survives
Her remains were buried at Slippery
rock. Friday
TRUVER-At his home in Middlesex
twp, March ). 1901, son of John c.
Truyer, aged , years.
CARNAHAN-At her residence in Pitts
burg, March Z. 1901, Mrs. Mary
Carnahan, aged 70 years.
She was the mother of Mrs. L. 5.
Green, of Butler.
RAMSEY-At the home of her niece,
Lucy Bell, in Shpperyrock, March 6,
1901, Miss Jane Ramsey, aged 1Oyears.
BROOKS-At the home of his sister in
Chicago. March 6, 1901 NJ II. Brooks
of Butler aged about 90 years
A day or two before last Christmas he
started for Chicago to visit his sister
and at the Butler station slipped and
fell, cutting small sized cash above
his eve, and from this blood poisoning
set in, from which he never recovered.
He has been lying sick in Chicago 81
most from the time of his arrival there.
He was kind hearted man and his
death is regretted by large number of
friends here He was buried at Cory,
Pa.
HALSTEIN-At his home in Clay twp,
Feb II, 1901, Phillip Hallstein, aged
50 years, month and 10 days.
Mr. Halsteiu was one of the Oldest
citizens of the twp. and a respected and
influential man. His wife and five
children survive him. His sons are. .Jno.
and Jacob, of Clay twp his daughters,
Mrs. H J. Brown, Clay, Mrs w. j.
Mckinney and Mrs. Catherine Kleber.
of Concord twp.
BRYSON-At Tarentum, Pa. March 8,
1901 Reed Bryson. formerly of But
Ter.
His remains were brought to Butler
Monday and inferred in the U. P. Gem
eteTy.
ANDREWS-At his home in Allegheny
March 8, 1901, John Andrews former
ly of Butler, aged 10 years.
STEWART-At his home at 134 Nor
ton avenue, Butler, March 10, 1901.
Samuel Walker Stewart, aged ~
years.
Mr. Stewart came from Lawrence
county to Butler when but young man
of II years, and entered the blacksmith
ing shope of Walter q Reiber on Gun
ningham street and he learned the trade
with them. Afterwards he was the
smith in the foundry of ]. g. and Will
liam Campbell, which place he filled for
the period of "a years. Then he lived
ON farm he owned near town until he
removed to his late residence on the
the South Side
Mr.. Stewart was very industrious,
bardworking man all his life. About
three years ago his health failed, since
which he had been confined to his
house. He leaves widow. nee English,
and nine children, who have the sym
pathy of large circle of friends in their
great loss.
TIE funeral took place on last Tues
dry, 18th inst. the remains being lai d
in the q. p. cemetery of the South Side.
McCLELLAND-At her home on Fourth
ST. Butler March 10, 1901, Mrs. Sarah
McClelland, aged 50 years and 20
days.
Mrs McClelland s death resulted from
injuries sustained by falling out of bed
two weeks ago She was native Of
Lawrence county and had been a resi-
dent of Butler but four months. She
leaves eleven children among them being
Mary and Tabitha McClelland and Mrs
H. w. Koonce, of Butler.
DIXON--At her home near Bakers
town, Mar 10, 1901. Mrs Mary Dixon
wife of James Dixon, aged about %
years.
Mrs Dixon took sick Saturday and
died Sunday.
McRR1DE-At his home in Millers-
town, March 13. 1901, Michael B. Nc
Bride. Esq, aged 81 years.
Mr. Mcbride had been in i'll health
for some time and his death was not
unexpected He studied law under
Judge McJunkin and was admitted as
an attorney i.s-5a> A. lIs-haa always
stood ~vell as man and II lawyer. He
was a memDer of the Catholic church
and is survived by wife and family.
His remains will be brought to Butler
for interment Friday morning and the
funeral will be attended by the Bar.
PHILLIPS his apartments in the
Hotel Willard, Butler, at eight o'clock
this morning, March IA 1901, Victor
X. Phillips, aged 20
Victor is the third son of Hon. t. w.
Phillips Since his marriage with Miss
Mayme Lusk he has made his home at
the Willard Death was caused by
grip, with which he had been sick three
weeks
FALKNER AT her home in Buffalo
twp, March II, 1901, Mrs. John Falk
ner, aged ~ years
BUTTER RFIELD-At his home in Erie,
March 10, 1901, Hon. Henry Butter
field, formerly of Clinton twp, But
Ter county, aged 63 years.
Obituary Notes.