Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-02-27
DEATHS.

POLLOCK-At her home in Muddy
creek. February II, 1902. Miss Matte
Pollock, aged about so years.
McAfURTRY-At her home near
Chicora, February II. 1902, Mrs Jos.
A. McMurtry, aged about 52 years
Her husband preceded her by one
week. They left four minor children.
PALM-A AT her home in Butler, Feb.
90, 1902, Mrs. George Palm, aged -
years.
She was an estimable woman, and is
survived by her husband and children.
KIMBALL-At the home of his grand
father, Robt Gilfllan. in Butler, Feb.
%, 1902, George A. Kimball aged 16
years. $500
ARELLO AT the hospital in Butler,
Feb. %, 1902, John Arello, aged %
years.
THOMPSON-At Carbon Center, Feb.
%, 1902, Mrs. Thomas Thompson,
aged Al years.
GRUBBS-At the County Home, Feb.
%, 1902, Mrs. Hannah Grubbs, of
Muddycreek twp, aged 81 years,
She had been paralyzed for two years.
SNYDER-At her home in Summit
township, February %, 1902, Mrs
Henry Snyder, aged - years
YOUNG New Castle, February 25,
S. NJ Young, formerly of Butler Co,
aged 73 years
PARKER-At his home in Parker twp
Feb 26, 1902, john Parker, in his 64th
year.
Deceased was born in Harrisville
Butler Co, April 16. 1898. He enlisted
in Co. II. 18th P Y. l. October 1861.
mustered out November 4, 1864.
MOWREY- his home in Middlesex
township. February 2, 1902, John
Mowrey.
MIFFLIN-At his home in Slippery
rock township, February 16, 1902,
Sarah E., wife of Thomas Miffiir,
aged about GS years.
RODGERS-At her home in Donegal
township, February %, 1902, Eliza
beth, wife of John Rodgers.
Her remains were buried in Sugar
Creek cemetery, Wednesday.
NEGLEY-At his home in Pittsburg,
Pa, Feb. 30, 1902. John H, son of
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph F. Negley, and
grandson of John II. Negley, aged IL
years and months.
Johns death was caused by pneumo-
mia lie longed to get well, but after
four weeks of great suffering, his gentle,
loving spirit was called home, by his
God, who gave it That he was loved
by all who knew him, was made mani
fest by his many friends who came to
see him, during bis sickness and after
his death, and by the many tokens of
love sent him, ard it is written: 'Suf-
fer the little children to come unto me,
aud forbid them not, for Of such is the
Kingdom of Heaven.
Obituary..
At the home of her daughter, Mrs. A.
1909, Mrs. Sarah j. Bryson, widow of
Maj. VIM c. Bryson, in the 81 year of
her age.
Mrs. Bryson was born Dec IA. 1895 at
Whitestown and was a daughter of
Alexander and Sarah White and was a
sister of r. a. White of Cunningham
St. amanda, wife of Robert Young of
West Sunbury was her daughter.
THOMAS cHANTLER.
At bis home in Middlesex township,
Butler county, Pa, Feb. 10, 1902, Mr..
Thomas Chantler IN the 18th year of his
age, Of cancer of the stomach.
Mr.. Chantler came to this country
with his parents when he was six years
old Settled in Pitbsburg and remained
there until 1871 Then he came to But
ler county, bought farm in Middlesex
township and there lived until death
called him hence. In 1871 ne made a
profession of his faith in Christ and
united with the MIddlesex M. E. church,
in which he maintained good profess
ion ard died respected By his fellow
men, because of the honest, exemplary
Christian life he had lived.
The funeral service was conducted in
his home church by Reys Pollock, An
derscn. Smith and copper, after which
his body was laid in the cemetery that
be had donated to the M E church.
A great concourse of people were
there, to show their last respects to
their dead friend and ,reighbor, ard to
sy mrathize with the widow and daugh-
Ter that we've left to mourn.
w J. COOPER