Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-06-25

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the death of this excellent lady. Mr..
and Mrs. Wylie were married at Dents
Run, April 16, 1901 and have resided at
Allendale ever since. The deeply Of
licted ones have many sympathizing
friends in this county. The PRESS ex-
tends its profound sympathy to our
| friend.
| GAGER.
Rev. A. H. GAGER, aged 7s years for
many years a resident of Emporium,
passed away yesterday at the residence
of his daughter, Mrs. Joshua Healey, on
East Sixth street. Mr.. eager came
to Emporium in the early 7O's as con-
tractor on what was then called the
Buffalo & Washington R. r. He has
been closely identified with the Meth
odist Episcopsl Church, and was an
ordained local preacher. He was a
very devout christian and upright citi-
zen. His funeral takes place from
Methodist Episcopal Church, Friday
afternoon at two O'Clock, Rev. o. 8.
Metzler to officiate.
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HAMILTON.
MRS. SATIE J. HAMILTON, nee Ray
mond, wife of Ex-Sheriff A. M. Hamil-
ton, died quite unexpected last Satur-
day morning about seven o'clock, of
heart failure, at her residence on East
Allegany Avenue. Although in poor
health for years she had been attend
ing to her duties the previous day and
retired at the regular hour apparent
| ly in her usual health. Deceased was
sister of Mrs. F. D. Leet, Mrs. L. K.
| Huntington and Miss FL. L. Raymond
| and for number of years has had
charge of the books in Mr.. Hunting
toms store. Being lady of indomi-
table will and full of energy she chose,
not from compulsion for she had ac-
cumulated considerable means, to fol-
| low the buster walks of life. The af-
fiicated husband and affectionate sis
ters have the sympathy of the public,
in the death of a faithful wife and low
| ing sister.
The funeral took place from the resi-
dence of L. K. Huntington on Mon
day morning, the services being con-
Quoted by Revs. o. S. Metzler
and Robert. McCaslin, after which
the remains were taken to Raymond
Corners, Potter county, her old home,
for. burial.
| STEVENS.
Mrs. ABBIE III. STEVENS, aged 81
years, (wife of Mr.. Geo. Stevens, one of
| G. B. Howard Company's most faith
full employees and good citizen) died
| at the family residence, East Fifth
street, Tuesday evening. June %, 1903,
of complication of diseases, having
been seriously ill but two weeks. De-
ceased came to Emporium with her
husband in 1898 and during her resi-
dence here has taken lively interest
in church work, being cosely identified
with the Free Methodist denomination.
Her death is deeply deplored by wide
circle of friends, as we'll as her large
family connection, of which nine sis
ters and three brothers survive her
most of whom were with the family
when this good lady "crossed the
river" leaving behind loving hus-
band and three children to mourn her
death.
The funeral takes place to-day
| Thursday from the Free Methodist
Church, at two o'clock-Rev. r. A,
Robertson officiating. A large num-
ber of relatives and acquaintances are
in town to pay the last mark of respect
to this pious friend Among those re-
latives present we learn of the follow
ing: Mrs. Della Golden (sister), Geo.
Hanna and wife (sister), Ridgway;
Mrs. Blanch Oakley, (sister), Mrs.
Maud Oakley, (sister), Miss Bessie
Dunkle, (sister), Olean, N. Y; Mrs.
Hanna title, (sister), Ind; Horatio
Dunkle, (brother), and wife. Drift
wood; Jno. A. Dunkle, (brother),
Rolfe; Chas Golden, (nephew) and
wife, Ridgway; o. p. Dunkle, (brother)
and Mrs. Susie Fausey (sister), Empori-
um. Seldom, If ever, do we hear of so
large a family of children living and
able to be present at the funeral of one
of their family.