Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-05-30
DEATHS.

BOGGS-At her home in Avalon. Ale
Sheny Co. Nav - 1901. Mrs. Emma
widow Of Capt. R. 1. Boggs aged "a
years.
She was buried at Zelienople. sun
day.
HOLLOBAGH-At his home in Butler.
May ~. 1901. W. F. Hollobaugh, aged
81 years.
HEID-At her home in Forward twp.
Nav 10, 1901. Mrs Maragret Held,
aged 20 years
WIMER-At her home on North ST..
Butler. at p. III. Sunday. May %,
1901. Margaret wife of Samuel
Winner, aged % years
Mrs Winner Is survived by her huS-
band and child. week ole. She was
member af the L. P. church.
LINDSEY-At his home in Cherry
twp. May %. 1901, Frank Lindsey.
aged about 80 years.
Mr. Lindsey had been in his usual
health doing some chores about his farm
during the day, and at supper time he
complained OF not telling very well and
died before midnight, of paralysis. He
is survived by wife and five children.
TRACY-In Michigan, May -, 1901,
James Tracy of Butler, aged about %
years.
He was railroad man. and was taken
down with typhoid
DAVIS-May y. 1901, infant son Of
Edward Davis Of Penn twp
FIEDLER-At his home near Harmony,
this county, May 23, 1901, Hon. Daniel
Fielder. in the I'D year of his age.
The death of Judge Fielder will be
heard by all who knew him with great
regret as well perhaps as with some sur
prise. He was a man whose personal
appearance indicated health, strength,
and long life. When last in Butler but
a few months ago he still retained his
usual robust and healthy appearance:
but about January last we learn, he
becaIne~ill and continued So Few men
in this county had more friends or were
more respected than was Daniel Fielder
This arose from the fact that he was a
big hearted. generous, honest and hon
orable man in everything. Besides he
was an intelligent, enterprising and use
full citizen. He had much to DO with
the making of the first Railroad passing
Harmony and with many of the recent
improvements in or near that place.
Upon the fine farm on which ne lived
he had erected a fine brick home and
made many other improvements. he
also took an active interest in the poll
teal affairs of the country, both local
and general, and but few, If apy we
knew of were better posted or could dis
course more intelligently upon current
questions than could he. Naturally re-
senting anything like trickery or fraud
in political management ne was alwaf :
upon the right side of all questions.
In 1871 he was elected an Associate
Judge upon the Republican ticket Of
the county and served the people well
and faithfully in that Office until 1873.
In religion Judge Fielder was mem
bet Of the Reformed Lutheran church;
and his remains were laid TO rest on
Sunday last in the old Mennonite burial
ground near Harmony; followed to the
grave by a very large circle of relatives
and friends
He leaves widow, "a daughter Of the
late Jonas Ziegler.) and was the father
of five children DR. ID. w. of Harmony,
Jonas of Butler Jacob decd. Benton OF
Harmony and Louise of Iowa.
Obituary.
ROBERT n. EMERY.
Robert n. Emery, son of VIM. and
Elizabeth Emery, was born i'll Law
renee county oct. ii, 1897; and died in
Chicora, May 90. 1901, aged 73 years. 7
months and days.
He was married May 12, 1853 to Sa-
rah J. Turner, daughter Of VIM. Tur
ner of Parker twp. Eight children
-four bows and four girls blessed this
union. all Of whom but two are still llv-
ing: sixteen grand children have also
been given them.
Father Emery united with the An
nisville Presbyterian church in 1893, un-
der the labors Of that Cody old man,
who but few months ago passed into
the Kingdom Rev. Redic Coulter
man loved by all who knew him, and
who in spite Of his ihfrmities and affiic-
tions was abundant in labors until the
end, only ceasing when the Master said |
Its enough lay down the armor. take
M the crown" In 1861 Brother Emery |
his membership from the An
to the Concord church, and Of |
this he was a true, consistant member |
until called to the fellow ship Of the |
church triumphant, which Is without !
fault before the throne Of God.
The deceased was also veteran Of |
the civil war having enlisted in 1864 in |
Co B, 9Th Pa. Artillery, ana ne served
until the close Of the war.
Father and mother Emery in two |
more years would have celebrated their
golden wedding, and to this event they |
were looking forward and thinking OF |
it with pleasure. but the good Father, IN |
whose hands our life and death, and |
whoae ways are above and beyond ours |
wisely planned for them differently and |
all bow in submission to his will
The departed had always wanted TO
live until 1900. and had so expressed |
himself on different occasions. He did |
more than this-he lived out the old |
century, and nearly ) months III the |
new, but he's now gone. and we say OF |
him as we stand here by the open sep |
ulchre what can be said of all Of Gods
"Out of the dark world, ,dreary and cold, /,
He's entered that city whose streets
are gold.
From tho silence that falls upnn gin al4d /
sh@.uc,
~, - me deathless songs and the an
gels strain
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