Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-11-21
DEATHS.

CORl1S-At ner Dclne near ENdHS
City, Nov s, 1901 of kidney disease,
Mrs John Curtis.
Her remains were taken to Edenburg,
Clarion county, her former home, for
interment.
SAUER-At the home of her daughter
Mrs Dwell, in Butler. Nov A.
1901, Mrs Justina Sauer, aged 7S
years.
PULPRESS- 16, 1901, at her
home in Allegheny, Mrs Harriet Pull
press, colored, formerly of Butler, aged
50 years.
WANLIN-At his home on Hickory st.
Nov Is, 1901, August Wanlin, aged
As years
He leaves four children among whom
are Alphonse Wanlin, who was in the
Spanish War. His remains were buried
in Calvary cemetery.
PARKS-At his home in Leechburg,
November 49, 1901, Robert Parks.
CHRISTIE-At his home in Charleroi,
Pa, November 1st. 1901. Marvin
G.. Christie, aged 70 years and six
months, formerly of Washington
township this county, until within
three years, past.
CRAWFORD-At Troutman, Novem-
Der 10, 1901, Adam Crawford.
Mr.. Crawford was found dead in his
boiler house.
GEYER-At the home of his sister IN
Rochester, Nov. 16, 1901. J. n. Geyer
of Troutman.
MEALS-At his home in Kiowa Co,
Kansas, October "A, 1901, w. A
Meals, formerly of Butler Co.
NJ - 1nx-
typhoid. He is survived by his wife
and daughter, two sisters, and one
brothers, A Meals of Allegheny. The
very highly of him.
| WALKER-At his home in Connoque-
Messing, November 90 1901, Lorman
Walker, aged about So years.
| Mr.. Walker had been Sup'd't for the
| Forests Petersville district for some
years He was native of Lawrence
Co He leaves family. His wife is a
native of Muddycreek twp, and her
maiden name was Newton.
| CAMPBELL-Ath her home in Grove
City, Nov. Z, 1901, Mrs Ida NJ wife of
G.. NJ Campbell aged 81 years.
Mrs. Campbell was the daughter OF
DR.. VIM R. and Matilda Cowden,
| both deceased, aud was born in Por-
tersville Sept 6, 1864. When she was
about 13 years old her parents removed
| to West Sunbury, where she attended
the academy at that place. Later
| they removed to West Liberty and she
attended Grove City College for two
| years. She was married to Mr.. Camp
bell in May, 1885, they residing tor a
number of years at Slipperyrock, re
moving to G.. c. about eight years
ago. Her death was caused by rheu
matism and brain fever. Besides hel
husband she leaves one son, Arthur
who mourn the loss of q loving and klno
| wife and mother. She is also survived
| by two brothers and four sisters, viz
Drs. VIM and John Cowden, of Ren
frew: Mrs Edmundson. New Castle
Mrs. Anna Wick, West Sunbury; Mrs
Maggie Elliott, Evans City, and Mrs
Nellie Humboldt, Pittsburg. All wer
present at the funeral.
Obituary.
David Forsyth, an octogenarian and
former prominent resident of Marshal
twp Allegheny Co. died last Thursda.
at the residence of his daughter, Mis-
Sarah j. Forsyth, 206 East Lacock st
Allegheny.
BERTHA MOORE.
Bertha was the oldest daughter 0
Samuel G.. Moore she was born Sept
1885, and died Nov 10, 1901. She die
of typhoid fever, after two weeks sick
ness, during which she suffered YER
intensly. The funeral services wer
! held at the hope, Tuesday, Noyembe
r 18th, they were conducted by the pastor
/, Rev. A. p Gibson, who spoke from tn
, text-''Her sun has gone down while
) is yet day" The praise service wa
: lead by a number of the young ladies
The floral offerings were beautiful an
abundant The funeral was a mos
sad one, owing to the place the decease
: had held in the hearts of her man.
friends and school mates. She was lov
ed by all, to know her was to love he1
She was beautiful sweet, young CIR
of sixteen years She was member o
: the Deer Greek u. P. church, havin:
not long since professed her faith il
Jesus, as her Savior. She was attend
! ing school at the time of her sickn@s
and stood high in her classes and in tn
estimation of her teacher and class
mates. Every thing possible was don
to secure her recovery, but all to n
avail, and the fatal germs did their crue
work She is gone home and what ]
the loss to her home, church, school ant
community, we believe to be gain t.
Bertha, and to heaven. For her to liv'
WIS Christ; for her to die was gain He
sun is gone down while it is yet day ant
clond and shadow are over her hom
Nnd frienGs, but her sun still shine
more b1ightly above the dark cloud ant
the day will yet dawn and the shadow
flee away