Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-02
DEATHS.

BLAIR-In Buffalo twp Dec rs, 1901.
John Blair, aged about 6S years.
DAVIS-At his residence in Sharpsburg,
Dec. y. 1901. John S. Davis, Supt- of
the Davis White Lead Co. in Butler
aged 81 years.
LEVIS-At Markelton, Pa, Dec. "A,
1901, Henry Muntz Lewis of Zelieno-
pie, aged 81 years
MCCALL-At the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs Jacob Turner, 229 s. Nc
Kean St, Butler, Dec. %, 1901, Mrs.
Anna Mccall, in her 10Th year.
O'CONNOR-A her home in Evans
City, Dec 26, 1901, Mrs. Eta O'Con-
nor. aged Il years.
She was the mother of Mrs Harry
Cumberland of Institute Hill. Her re-
mains were buried in Butler.
STILLWAGON-O Christmas, Dec.
%. 1901, at the parents home in Slip
peryrock, infant child of Benjamin 7.
Stillwagon.
ORGAN-At his home in Allegheny
City. Dec. 2S, 1901, Elmer Organ,
formerly of Slipperyrock, aged about
40 years.
He ~ survived by his wife, nee Clara
Ramsey, and family He was regard
ed as an expert bricklayer.
ROE-At her home in Butler twp, Dec.
-, 1901, Mrs. Lydia Roe, widow of
Thomas Roe, aged SO years.
ROBERTS-Att the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Fair. in Butler, Dec. %, 1901,
Mrs. Hannah II. Roberts, in her 18th
year.
c.ryrTT@-(tLy in p1+i
Dec. &c 1901, Mrs. Amelia, wife of
Leonard Schenck, aged 81 years.
Mrs Schenck's death was an unex-
pected one, as she was in her usual
health a short time previous to her sud
den death.
SMITH-Dec. 16. 1901, infant daughter
of Rev. A. F. Smith OF Glade Mills.
ZEHNER- the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Wahl in Beaver county, Dec.
26, 1901, Mrs Zenner. widow of Fred
Zehner, aged about 20 years.
ROGNER-At her home in Zelienople,
Dec. 24, 1901, Miss Rogner, daughter
Of Conrad Rogner, aged about 20
years
EKAS-At his home in Buffalo twp
December u, 1901. Robert Ekas, aged
81 years.
COLLINS her homs Parker twp,
Nov. "a, 1901, Sophia Collins.
QUINN-At his home in Clinton twp,
Dec. %, 1901, John Quinn, aged about
GO years.
LUTHER AT her home in Washing
ton, Pa, Dec. %, 1901, Mrs. Maggie
Criswell Luther, daughter of Ross
Criswell formerly of Clinton twp,
aged 80 years.
LOVE-At his home in Clinton twp,
Dec. 20, 1901, George Love, in his 18th
year.
MCCANDLESS At his home in Centre
twp. Dec. 90. 1901. W. Coulter bic
Candless, in his II tn year. Mr. Nc
Candless has been in poor health for
wears He was the last of seven
brothers, sons of William and Nancy
McCandless
HARTMAN-At residence in Shaler
twp Allegheny Co, Dec 2G. 1901,
William Hartman, in his Saith year.
TROUTMAN-At her home in Concord d
twp, Dec 27. 1901, Mrs Troutman,
widow of Jacob Troutman, and
mother Of Edward A., the mail car.
rier, in her 51th year.
OFFUT-At her home in Grove City,
Dec. 81, 1901, Mrs. w. S. Offut,
formerly Of Butler.
MARSHALL-At her home in Butler
twp. Jan 1, 1902, Mrs. Kennedy Mar
shall, aged 62 years.
Mrs. Marshall's death was sudden
one. she fell to the floor, yesterday
morning while doing her household
work and expired almost instantly.
BLACK At the home of his son,
Alfred r.. in Sap Francisco, Dec. o.
1901, James Black, III his oath year.
Mr. Black fell and hurt his back about
three weeks before his death, and when
he took his bed he said he would never
get up. He WIS born in Marion twp
August 81, 1908. went to San jose Cal
in 1874 TO visit his son, and liked that
country 50 well that he sent word back
to his son Newton 10 sell his farm and
be remained there.
He was the father Of ten sons, namely:
Attorney John G. Of San Francisco;
David, Of Santa Clara, Go. CAL; Will
lam Of Illinois: James II of Leaven-
worth, Kan Isaiah, of Franklin, Pa
Newton, Of Butler, deceased; Postmas-
ter Josiah Braden. Of Butler; Perry N.
of Bradford. DR. Lysauder, who went to
Arizona within year past; and At
torney Alfred p, Of qSan Francisco
Everyone Of them served in the civil
war and received wounds in battle
One daughter, Jennie, died in 1893.
Obituary.
Samuel Galley. an oil operator, wei
known in this county, died at bis home
in Pittsburf Dec. 25th. 1901.
An infant son Of w q. Grupen and
wife, formerly Of Butler, died at their
home in Allegheny, Dec. "a, and was
buried in Bntler.
James Hanahan, a workman in the
Kremis section gang on the Bessemer
railroad, died at Mrs Green's boarding
house on Wayne st. on Monday
morning. He came from Greenville
Friday and had been drinking. He was
native of Ireland and was about 60
years old.
William Parnsdell, Sr, ex. may or of
Titusville, and q pioneer oil producer,
died at his nome in Titusville. Monday
His son, Theodore, continued the busi-
ness aud is probably the largest indiv1d-
nal oil producer in the world today.