Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-12-17
DEATHS.

his home in Butler, Dec. I!
II, 1903, George Frank, sen of q. Z. /
Bells, aged p years.
his home in Butler, Dec.
u. 1903. Perry Bricker, aged As years.
Monday afternoon his remains We're
taken to Sarvers Station for burial.
the residence of his sister,
Mrs Weber, in Butler, Dec. 10, 1903.
Bruce Clark, aged 16 years.
He was son of Rev. Clark, decd, of
Prospect, and a brother of Mrs. Weber,
Mrs. Berkimer, and Julian A. Clark
CRAIG-At New Castle, Dec. IA, 1903.
Mrs. c. p. Craig. nee Eva Criswell,
of Prospect, aged 43 years.
Mrs. Craig died suddenly of heart
disease.
CROWE-At her home in North Wash
ington, Mrs VIM. Grove, formerly
Mrs. Presley Miller. of Butler, aged
about 40 years.
Her remains were buried in the South
cemetery, Butler. Tuesday afternoon.
EYTH--At his home in Pittsburg. Dec.
10. 1908, Michael Eyth, husband OF
Margery Duffy
HARVEY-At Lardintown, Dec. s,
1903 Niblock Harvey, aged 40 years.
HERVEY AT his home in Butler, Dec
-, 1903. Hugh Hervey, aged 80 years.
KRAUSE-At her home at Marwood,
Dec. Sth, 1903, Flora. daughter OF
Robert Krause, aged about 16 years.
KELLY-In Pittsburg, Dec. 16, 1903,
Mrs. David Kelly, formerly of Union
vile.
MCKEE-At his home in Butler, Dec.
Il, 1903, Dr. John Mckee, druggist
aged 43 years.
MASSETH- the residence of her
sister. Mrs Campbell S. S. Pittsburg
Dec Is, 1903, Mrs. Arminta Masseth,
widow of Ben Masseth, in her 45th
year.
MCELHANEY-At his home in Forest
vile, Nov 80, 1903. Joseph McElhaney.
MCCALL-At his home on L Pearl St.
Dec. 16. 1903, of typhoid, Charles G..
| Mccall, aged % years and l day.
Mr.. Mccall came to Butler from
| Pittsburg as the agent Of the Armour
meat company within the past year,
and had made numerous friends IN But
| Ter. He was considerably over six feet
] in heighth and weighed nearly three
hundred pounds. HIS sickness was
very severe ITOul iHc AlSO. n WlAC anu
two small children servive.
MONTGOAIERY-At his home in Clin-
ton township, Dec 16, 1903, R. G.
Montgomery, aged "a years.
ORR-At his home in Mercer, Dec II,
1903, Harry Orr. aged 81 years.
PFEIFER-At his home in Forward
| township, Dec. IS, 1903, Leonard
| Pfeifer. aged about 55 years
His death was caused by appendicitis
His wife and one child survive him.
postal his home in Centre town
ship, Dec. 13, 1903 Of typhoid fever,
John Post, aged 49 years.
lPURVIANCE-A his home in Pitts
burg, Dec. 13, 1908. G. E. Purviance
formerly of Butler.
lRAMSEY-At her home in Butler, Dec
II, 1903, Mrs. S. b. Ramsey, aged 81
years.
SIEBERT-At the home of his grand
father, VIM. Siebert, Dec. 18, 1908
John Victor Siebert, aged 3 year,
ISYKES- the home of her daughter
Mrs. Grubbs. i'll Butler, Dec. 16, 1903
Mrs. Emma, widow of Samuel Sykes,
decd, aged 81 years.
4 w AIN Eh-Al Her HOlle III Dutici
| Dec. II. 1903, Miss Emily, daughter
Of W. FL. Walker aged % years.
WHITE-At her home in Butler, Dec
II, 1903, Mrs. Ed. White, aged 2;
years.
Her death was caused by pneumonia
and her remains were shipped to Kinzua
Obituary.
J. A Cadwallader of Titusville,
well known oil operator, died last Fri
day.
William J. Davis, pioneer operate
Of East Brady, died last Thursday, il
his S0th year. He was the father OF tn
Davis brothers, well known oil opera
tors.