Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-01-03
DEATHS.

KING-At his home in Concord twp.
Dec. IS 1900, John King, in his Both
year.
BRUMMET Dec. % 1900 in California
VIM. Brummet, husband of Lizzie
Wagner of Butler.
KIRKENRIDER-A her home in
Murrins Dec. II, 1900 Miss Lizzie
Kirkenrider aged % years.
MARX-At her home at Glade Mills
Monday night, Dec. 81, 1900, of heart
trouble, Mrs. William Marx, aged "a
years.
WICKERSHAM-At Aspinwall, Dec.
%, 1900. Miss Alice Mckee Wicker
sham, wife of NJ. S. Wickersham,
aged "A years.
IHMSEN-Dec 26, 1900 at her home in
Pittsburg, Mary Amelia, wife of
u. Ihmsen formerly of the glass
bottle works of Butler.
KING-At his home in Butler Dec "a,
1900, William King, III his 33th year.
Mr.. King was blower III the H&nll
ton Bottle works. He leaves Il wife and
five small children
GOLDTHORP- his home at North
Washington, Dec. 2i, 1900. Horatio
n. Goldthorp aged 61 years.
He was a member Of Co B 102d Pa
Vols. in the Civil War,
CRAWFORD-At his home at Craw
ford's Corners, Dec. II, 1900, John p.
Crawford, aged 81 years.
He was one of the 49erS and the L, o.
at G.. Corners was named after him.
ATKINS-At the County Home Mon
day NOR ming, Dec 81, 1900, William
Atkins aged 90 years.
The deceased had been charge on
Butler borough and his death was caus-
ed by consumption.
SNYDER-At the Butler Co. General
Hospital Monday evening, Dec 81.
1900, Curtis l.. Snyder of Oakland
twp, aged AZ years.
Mr. Snyders death was caused by
typhoid fever de was brought from
his home to the Hospital for treatment
and had been there for "a days.
BLAIR-At his home on 713 Fairview
Ave, Dec. pa, 1900 christmas eve-)
Morris Blair aged 20 years.
Death was caused by the reversal of
the mitral-valve of the heart. The
deceased was a native of Armstrong
county His remains were buried at
Slipperyrock where his father is buried.
JOHNSTON -Jan.-1 :; 1904, at his home
in Allegheny, DR.. E. 3 Johnston, in
his 2gth year.
BREA DEN-At his home in West Sun
bury Sunday. Dec. 30, 1900 Linn. son
Of William J Broaden, aged 25 years
Linn's death. which came just as the
church bells were ringing for the morn
ing services, was caused by consump-
ton.
VITA her home in Oakland twp.
Jan. /, 1901, Mrs. L. Witt, aged &c
years
REIBER- At his home on w. North
St Butler, at II a. m. Wednesday,
Jan 2, 1901, John Jacob Reiber in his
59th year.
John Jacob Reiber was a son of Jacob
Reiber, formerly of Glade Mills, who is
still living, and was "a life long resident
OF Butler county. During the Civil
War he served in the 18th Pa. Vols and
his physicians say his death was caused
by general breakdown of his system
resulting from the hardships of army
life. Since the war he has dealt in
Shttic' IOl wv NtdlS PhSt hp hho pVOn
in III health. Mr.. Reiber is survived
by his father, his wife, nee, Sarah
Plough, and children, viz; John II. fore
man of the CITIZEN, Luther F., an Allie
gheny city plumber, Mrs. Elizabeth
Helm of Evans City, Charles w, Clar-
ence J. and Stanley Reiber all of Butler
He was a member of the G.. A r. and
u V. l. and of the Connoquenessing
lodge, Odd Fellows. He was a member
of the First English Lutheran Church.
His funeral will take place on Saturday
afternoon at o'clock.