Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-11-26
DEATHS.

WINNER-At Duquesne, Pa, Nov. %,
1908, Mrs. Florence Z. Winner, nee
Stoner.
MCCLUNG-At her home in Butler,
Nov. %, 1908, Lucille, daughter of Ed.
McClung, aged IL years.
MAXWELL-Ath his home near Worth
ington, November 81, 1908, DR.. J. X.
Maxwell, aged IS years.
KRADEL-At his home in Butler twp,
Nov 21, 1908, George E son of Gott-
heb Kradel and wife, aged years.
MILLER-At his home in Butler, Nov
"a, 1908, William Miller, father of q.
Wilson and Henry Miller, aged 50
years.
BRACKNEY-At her home in Butler,
Nov. 20, 1903, Mrs. Brackney, widow
of Loyal A. Brackney, aged about 90
years.
BROWN-At his home on Mercer ST,
child of o. S. Brown, aged 16 months.
The remains were taken to Altoona
| for interment.
SCHINNELLER AT his home in Pitts
burg, November IS, 1908, Charles +.
Schinneller, son of the late Frederick
| Schinneller.
GERARD-At her home in Butler, Nov.
%, 1908. of pneumonia, Mrs Claude
| Gerard, formerly of Penn township,
aged 65 years.
| SNOW-At his home in Butler, Nov.
| %, 1903, James G Snow, aged -
| years.
His death was caused by consump-
| ton.
| KEPPLE-At the parents home, $40
| Centre avenue, Nov. 23, 1908, How
ard Daniel, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kepple, aged 8 years, months ~
days.
BAYER-At his home in Butler, Nov.
90, 1908. of typhoid, Frank J. Bayer,
aged - years.
He is survived by his wife and several
children.
BYERLY-At his home in Butler, Nov
%, 1903, of typhoid, Harvey d. Byer-
ly. aged SO years.
His wife, nee Crouch, and two chill
dren survive him.
AARONS-At Cleveland, Ohio, Nov,
81, 1903, James c. Aarons, aged about
80 years
I! His remains were brought to Butler
and placed in the North Catholic ceme-
terry beside those of his wife, who died
two years ago.
BAILEY-At her home in Connoque-
Messing, November IS, 1908, Mrs
Mabel McCandless, wife of E. ii.
Bailey, aged 26 years.
Mrs. Bailey's death was caused by
cerebral meningitis. Her husband and
three small children servive her.
ROXBERRY-Atth the home of his son
John, in Prospect, November 49, 1908
, Upton Robbery, in his SD year.
The immediate cause of Mr.. Rox
berry's death was stroke of apoplexy
He was born in Hagerstowp, Md, came
TO this county when young and married
Miss Heckathorn, who died eleven year,
, ago. He was buried at Rose Point
, Saturday. He is servived by six chill
dren-W. J. of Butler; Agnew of Con
, cord township; David r. of Whites
) town; Cowden of Cadiz, O.. Mrs Jenni,
Mershimer of New Castle, and Jane
, R. of Beaver Falls.
/. HARLEY-At his home, 131 Race St
e Nov. "a, 1908, Christian Harley, aget
62 years and five months
The deceased had been i'll with live
d trouble almost continuously since tn
death of his wife last March He wa
/ born and raised in Butler and was
1 | shoemaker by trade. He wa
f man genial, generous and open heart
h ed in his character. Three children
Rev. William Harley, of Canton, o.
n Mrs. H r. Smith and Edward, of But
Ter, survive him. He was membe
of the German Lutheran church.
u ILEFEVRE-At his home in Middlese:
township, November II. 1903 O
: dropsy, Levi Lefevre. in his SD year
p The deceased was born and raise,
and lived in Butler county all his life
e lie was a wagon-maker by trade an,
n brought many load Of grain cradle
y to Butler. A man of kindly, honest
J, peaceable disposition, he enjoyed tn
respect and goodwill of all his neigh
bors. Ee is survived by his wife, ne
: Ekas, and eight children-Sarah a
} Dingle of Washington State, Rache
Maitland, Catherine Martin, Susa,
r Dwyer, Mary Knoch, and David, Henr,
and James The three sons all resid
in Middlesex township. The deceas e,
, | was one of the founders of the Middle
4 sex Methodist church,
81 Obituary.
Little Lulu, daughter of Emanue
4 and Norah Booher, Of Cooperstown, de
1 parted this life on Friday the 18th. Th
evening before, while at play. he
! clothes caught fire from an open ga
1 stove, and before help could be sum
4 moned she was so badly burned as t
4 be beyond medical aid Though onl,
y four years old she exhibited wonderful
4 patience, and said she wanted to go L
4 Heaven, and while her burns were be
ing dressed sung There's not Frien'
1 like the lowly Jesus" and her las
4 words were Amen, Amen" while on
! hearts were almost breaking. We boy
4 IN submission, knowing our loss is he
4 gain.
We have received an unsigned. bu
4 apparently honest note, from Grov
City, saying that Charles L. Fithian
formerly of Washington township, thi
3 county, died at Zion City. Ill Nov. 4
! 1908, aged 70 years; also that he diet
suddenly, of heart trouble, and is sur
vived by his wife, nee Powers, o
& Youngstown; three boys and two girls
I and was buried at Youngstown.
II Mrs Margaret Brown, known to team
! sters on the plank road as "Mothe
Brown" died at her home at the tol
gate rear Etna, Monday, aged about 8
: years.
Lewis l.. Kamerer, aged 81 years
died Tuesday at the family residence
S13 st. james street. East End. Pitts
burg Mr. Kamerer had been sicl
about three weeks. and his death wa
due to a complication of diseases II,
went 20 Pittsburg about two ant
one-half years ago from Greenville, Pa
He is survived by his widow, nee Nc
Cafferty, and two daughters, Misses Nab
el and Eya Kamerer at home His re
mains were taken to Greenville for bur
ial. He was born and raised in Fair
view twp, this county.