Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-10-24
DEATHS.

REED-At Atlantic City, Oct. Is, 1901,
A. L. Reed of Evans City, aged 53
years.
BAKER-At her home in Wexford,
Oct. 16, 1901, Mrs DR.. Baker, daugh-
ter of DR.. Crawford of Cranberry twp.
aged about 26 years.
| MCLEAN-At her home in Boyer, Oct.
21. 1901. Mrs. -- Mclean, aged
about so years
| CAMPBELL-At the home of his uncle
Norbert Geible on Ziegler Ave. But
Ter, Oct. 19, 1901, of pneumonia,
Ralph, son of Charles Fillmore Camp
bell.
The child mother died a month ago,
leaving baby but three weeks old.
MCCOY-At his home near Harrisville
October 10. 1901, of typhoid fever
John HI. Mccoy, aged about 53 years.
BARTLEY-At her home in Penn twp.
Oct. 2l, 1901, Lulu, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Seward BARLEY, aged 81
years.
Miss Bartley's death occurred after a
brief illness with fever and appendicitis.
She was trained nurse and had attend
ed Mrs Sutton, daughter of Clerk of
Courts Campbell through siege of fever
shortly before taking sick herself.
Frank Adams, the de ceased son of Re-
corder w J. Adams was also a patient
of Miss BARLEY. She was member of
the Z. p. church.
BEATTY his home in Grove City,
October 15, 1901, Esquire Ebenezer S.
Beatty, in his 79tn year
Mr.. Beatty was born in Marion town
ship on December s, 1922 In 1S47 he
was married to Agnes Braham. a sister
of Hon. William P. Braham. He was
successively engaged in the pursuits of
| farming, cattle droving, and hardware,
| having stores at Plummer, Housewife
and Harrisville IN succession. A year
ago he retired from business, bought
property in Grove City and removed to
| that place He leaves FIVE children,
Mrs. w J. Womer, of Marietta Ohio;
| H. B. Beatty, Pittsburg e. c. Beatty,
of the Oil City Derrick; L. B. Beatty,
of Washington, Pa, and Miss M. NJ.
| Beatty at home. He was a member of
Harmony United Presbyterian church
and led life that earned him the re-
| spect of all.
| Obituary.
| George Taggert, of Worth township,
| formerly of Mercer county, died last
| Sunday evening He was very poor
and Joseph Studebaker came to Butler
early Monday morning and secured an
order for his burial from the county
commissioners.
MRS. ELIZA S. CRAMER.
In Buffalo township, this county, on
Saturday, October 12, 1901. occurred the
death of Mrs. Eliza S. Cramer, wife of
George w. Cramer, Esq.
The subject of this sketch was born
in what was then Buffalo township
NOW Clinton on the farm now owned
and occupied by John Halstead. Her
parents were George G. and Nancy Sed-
wick. Her father was a brother of
Joshua J-Sedwick, formerly of Bntler
borough.
She was brought up in the Methodist
faith, to which church she early in life
united. and continued in faithful mem
bership until DEATH She ever carried
| in her heart the welfare of the chu. ch
and was active to promote its prosper
ity. She was always a regular attend
ant on the means of grace when her
health and family cares would at all
permit.
| For a long time she had been suf-
ferer from painful disease, cancer of
| the stomach, which she endured with
calm submission and Christian forti-
tude All the means which medical
skill could devise or love suggest were
used for her relief.
| Her husband, her daughter, the two
sons and their wives were uuremitting
| in their attention and We'd with each
| other to do something to alleviate her
suffering. The neighbors, too, were
very attentive.
She fully appreciated the kindness,
but was conscious that all their efforts
to save her life would prove unavailing.
| The parting was sad one. but
eve leave our prayers with Him alone,
/ Whose will is wiser than our own.
Mrs Cramer for several years pre-
vious to her marriage was a school
teacher, and very successful one.
Many of her former pupils, now men
and women. attended the funeral. 1t
was pleasant to hear the kind words
| spoken of her
| The funeral services in the absence of
| her pastor, who was in attendance at
| conference, were conducted by Rev.
| Laub, of the Freeport Lutheran church,
| assisted by Rev. Isaac Cramer, a brother
of her husband. They were very i'm
pressive The interment was in Sar-
versville cemetery. The funeral was
very largely attended. NJ n. &.
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