Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-04-11
DEATHS.
FISHER AT her home in Pittsburg
April ). 1901. Mrs L. c. Fisher, aged

FISHER her home in PittsbuFg.
April ). 1901 Mrs L. c. Fisher, aged
Her maiden name was Louise Smith,
and she was buried at Herman
WILLIAMSON-At her home iu Bos-
ton Pa. April 4. 1901, Mrs. Eliza beth
Williamson, widow of Eiraml aged
63 ears
JENNINGS-At her home in Petrolia
April 4. 1901 after a long illness with
consumption. Callie. daughter of
Richard Jennings. aged % years.
Her remains We're buried in Bearcreek
cemetery. PetrOlia, Sunday.
REISINGER April 3. 1901, at her
home in Penn twp Mrs Sarah Refs
niger, daughter of w. c. Cooper
MORGAN-At his home in Allegheny
twp, April 4. 1901, Edward Morgan,
/. tson of Edward, lately deceased) aged
about p years.
CAMPBELL-At his home in Washing
ton twp, April :, 1901, of paralysis,
Samuel A. Campbell, aged about ~
years.
Mr.. Campbell was one of the earliest
settlers IF Washington twp He is sur
vived by his wife, nee Ray, and two
CIllnIED, AlbCll u VI w dSIAh-A AOL anu
Minnie. wife of DR. Henlen of Kansas
George Campbell of the Mutton House,
Kittanning, was brother.
MCDONALD-Ath her home in Pitts
burg, April 6, 1901. Mrs. Mary Crafty
widow of James Mcdonald, in her 93d
year.
She was buried at Prospect, Monday.
| PORTER-At the Butler General Hos
pital, April 6. 1901, Philip B. Porter,
aged about 80 years,
Mr. Porters death was caused by
dropsy. He was taken to the hospital
! about a month ago. His wife, daugh-
ter of John Day, died about two months
ago: also two sons, of typhoid fever.
Four girls (all marriedl and one son are
left of the family. Mrs Thompson Nc
CandIess Of Euclid is the Oldest one of
the family.
KEIL-At his home on First St, But
ler April s. 1901, Henry G.. Keil, aged
about 4S years
Mr. Keil had been sick for some time
with Bright's disease. He was car
penter by trade and a son of Peter Keil,
deceased, one of Buffers pioneer citi-
zens. He is survived by two daughters
and four sons, Mrs. Keil having died
two years ago.
LA WALTON Tuesday morning, April
0, sol, at her home at Washington
and Cunningham SITS, Butler, Anna,
widow Of the late John laval. aged
"a years
Mrs laval had been in poor health
for some time but had been up and
around few days before her death
She is survived by three children, John
and Jacob, well known liverymen. and
Mrs. George Miller. She was lifelong
member of St Marks German Luther
an church.
MASON--April 10, 1901, infant child of
Benz Mason of Butler
ROSS At his home in Centre twp.
April 8, 1901, William Ross, aged 10
years.
NOR 2OW-At the County Home,
April 8, 1901, Frank Morrow of Clay
twp, aged 90 years
BAILEY AT his home in Marion twp.
on Saturday April 9Th Mr.. John
Bailey aged 10 years.
Mr. Bailey became member Of the
Bethel church 80 years ago and3 years
ago transferred his membership to the
w. Unity II Presbyterian church where
he was a consistent and useful member
till his death Mr.. Bailey was born i'll
Ireland and came to this country when
II years of age He is survived Ivy his
wife, two sons and one daughter. The
funeral services were held on Monday,
conducted by his pastor Rev. Imbrie
and interment in Rocky Spring Gene
terry
RUMBAUGH-A Jamisonyille April,
2, 1901 Silas Rumbaugh, aged 64 year s
Mr. Rumbaugh made his home with
his brother-in law George Rider. His
death was caused by heart disease from
which he had been an invalid for several
months.
Obituary Notes.
General John Smith Littell the only
citizen of Beaver county that rose to the
rank of general during the civil war
died suddenly ut his home in Big Beaver
twp, March 3lst, 1901. He had bad a
slight attack of grippe but his illness
was not thought serious, and he was
sitting in a chair, with his family chat
ting pleasantly, when his head sank on
his breast, and when they ran to his as
sistance he was dead The doctors pro
nounced it heart failure.
Mrs. Mollie McMunn, nee Campbell,
died on March Both, 1901, at Ellwood
City aged 2S wears Death was caused
by consumption. Deceased is survived
by her husband and two children She
was daughter Of J. j. Campbell, Of
Beaver Falls, and had many friends and
acquaintances in the latter place. Fun
cral services were held in Slippery Rock
Presbyterian church, with interment in
the church cemetery.
The remains Of Mrs. L. G. Aaron,
who died in Cleveland Ohio. Monday,
April . 1901 were brought to Butler,
and inferred in Calvary cemetery, We'd !
ne-day morning. -She was member Of
The English Catholic church and was
the mother Of Albert l.. Aaron of lO5
Water St
Barney Forst, the oil operator and
former partner Of Grcenlee. committed |
suicide in Il New York hotel yesterday
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