Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-11-14
DEATHS.

BEISEL-At his home in Pittsburg,
Nov Z, 1901, Charles A, son of Chas
W. and Mollie Duff Beisel, aged 6,
years.
DAVIS-At Williamsburg, Nov. Z, 1901
Minerva c., wife of T. II. Davis.
KELLY-At her home in Allegheny
Nov. Z, 1901, Nellie, daughter of Mrs.
Margaret Rojan Kelly, aged II years.
LAMBERT-At his home in Lancaster
twp. Nov. 4, 1901, George Lambert
aged SO years.
MITCHELL-At her home in Alexan-
dria, MINI. Nov. Z, 1901, Mrs. Anna
Flora Thompson, wife of Chas. S.
Mitchell, aged 43 years.
She was the only daughter of Col. j.
NJ. Thompson. Her remains were
buried at ST Cloud Mimi.
FLEEGER-At her home on West ST..
Butler, Nov. g. 1901, of consumption,
Miss Tillie Fleeger, aged 80 wears.
CABLE AT her home in Consequences
ing twp, Nov 5, 1901, Miss Emma.
daughter of Austin Cable, aged IA
years.
GRIER-At his home at Eau Claire,
Nov. 9, 1901, John B. Grier. aged
50 years.
Mr. Grier served in Co. n. 1876 Pa.
Infantry in the Civil War and was II
member of the Rosenberg Post G.. A.
R.
GIBB-At his home in Karns City, Nov
., 1901, of typhoid fever, William
a. Glib aged 21 years.
His remains were buried in Bear
Creek cemetery.
FALLEN At the County Home, Nov
g. 1901, John Fallen of Brady twp E,
aged 60 years.
WILD-At her home in Zelienople Nov.
12 1901, Susan Wild, nee Hallsteln.
wife of Henry Wild, aged 80 years.
KINGSBURY-At New Brighton.
Nov 8, 1901. c. o. Kingsburg, for
merly of Siipperyrock. aged 65 years
LUSK- AT the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Gelbach in Zelienople. Nov 12.
Lusk, aged SO years.
She was the mother of Attorney w.
H. Lusk of Butler, Amos Lusk of the
Pullman Palace Car Company, Joseph
r. Lusk. perintendent of the Pitts
burg & Western railroad at New Castle.
Major j. L. Lusk of the United States
Engineering Corps, stationed at Wash
ineton D. c.: Julian Lusk of Zelienople
and the daughter at whose house she
died. Interment will be made at Zelie-
nople, Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
CHRISTLEY-At C his home in Slippery
rock twp, Nov 8. 1901, Neyman
Christley, in his 59th year.
Mr.. Christley's death was caused by
cancer OF the stomach with which he
had been i'll for some months. He was
born May Is, fS43 on the farm on which
he lived and was the son of Michael and
Elizabeth nee Neyman, Christley. In
1861 ne enlisted in Co. FL. 18th Penn'a
Infantry and served during nearly the
entire war, participating in Stone
River. Chicamauga and other battles
After the war he worked as carpenter
but since 1871 lived upon and worked
the homestead farm, one of the finest in
the county. In 1869 he married Mary,
daughter OF josiah G.. Robb OF Mercer
county. His wife and two children,
Hula lie Of DR.. S. E Nelson of Dem
seytowii Venango County, and Benja
min survive him. One son, Grant, died
in 1892. The deceased was one of the
original stock holders OF the Slippery
rock State Normal and member of the
O G. Bingham, Post 305, G. A r. He
was a man universally respected and es-
teemed, v no did all things well.
Obituary..
George Lambert died last week at the
home of George Dindinger in Lancaster
twp, from the effect of broken leg.
He was in his 69th year. His remains
were buried i'll the Lutheran Cemetery
at Middle Lancaster, Rev. FL. k Shanor
officiating.
Ii Hung Chang, the Chinaman, that
| Gen Grant considered one of the great
e~t ulen be had ever met and who. when
in tbia country i'll 1896 placed a wreath
ON Grants tomb, died at Peking last
Thursday. He was iu his S0th year,
was a famous scholar and soldier in
early life and afterwards aud until his
death the greatest statesman of that
| country.
The funeral services of the late
| Nathan Wnnet Campbell Esq. was held
at his late residence on Franklin st.
Friday morning. His fellow attorneys
and the Maccabees, of which he was a
member, attended. The services were
conducted by Rev. Worrell, pastor OF
the decd and Reys McNees of Glade
Mills and Summit, and HaZlett OF
| Sarcersville in whose churches he for
merly worshipred, participated. Be
sides his widow, the deceased leaves
two sons aged two years and months