Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-01-15
DEATHS.
MOHR-At her home in Jackson town
ship, January g. 1903. Mrs. Maria,
wife of Frank Mohr, and daughter of
Gellert Goehring. aged 40 years
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MOHR-At her home in Jackson town
ship, January 8, 1903. Mrs Maria,
wife of Frank Mohr, and daughter of
Gellert Goehring, aged 40 years.
Her husband and five children survive
her
YOST-At her home in Butler, Jan. 10,
Mrs. Mat. Yost. aged - years.
ROBINSON-Ath her home in wilkins
burg, January 10. 1908, Mrs Mary
Rhoads, wife of W. II. Robinson.
STOUGHTON-At his home in Con-
| cord twp, Jan. g. 1903, Andrew J.
Stoughton, aged rs years
BOSTON-At his home in Portersville,
Jan. 6, 1908, Sheplar Boston, aged -
years
| MCCOLLOUGH-Ath her home in But
Ter, Jan. 10. 1908, Ada, daughter of
Robert Mccullough, aged years.
CAMPBELL-Ath her home in Concord
twp. Jan. 10, 1908, Mrs. John S.
Campbell, aged 65 years.
GREEN-At Charleroi, Jan. 9, 1908,
Walter Green.
DEILY-At her home in Pittsburg,
Jan. 10, 1903, Mrs. James Deily, aged
81 years.
lCARR-At his home in Butler. Jan. 13,
1903, John Carr, aged 70 years.
EBERHART-At the home of her son
in Chicora, Sunday, Jan. 4, 1908 Mrs
Catherine Eberhart, aged 70 years
Three sons, Jonathan, of Chicora
Samuel of West Virginia and Andrew
j o. of Butler twp, survive her.
| lCUBBAGE-At her home in Penn twp
Dec. %. 1902, Sarah. beloved daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Cubbage,
aged about 45 years
Little over a week before Sarah met
with severe fall and received injuries
which proved fatal Her death was
made harder to those who loved her
best by her continued promise of recoY
cry. Sarah seemingly so much better,
had requested all TO retire. and later
her mother, on going to her bedside,
found her asleep in death-her sweet
soul having taken flight from the tur
moils of this life, to the home beyond
the skies-and though she has gone
from among us her sweet influence will
never die.
She was ever kind, loving and willing;
friend in whom one could trust
and in whom one had perfect conf
dence, and ever will be the memory of
her pure, unselfsh life. For many
years Sarah remained in the home of
John R. Logan, decd, and where she
was loved and will be mourned deeply.
But she has just gone before. Gone to
receive her crown. To tie aged parents,
brothers and friends we commend them
to the Great Comforter, Who heals the
aching void, and fills the heart with
peace. Her funeral occurred Saturday,
Dec. 27, and many friends mourned
with her loved ones. Her brother, Geo.
of Montana, and John and wife of
Washington were unable to be present.
Her remains were inferred in the M.
E. Thorn Creek cemetery, Rev. w. S.
McNeese officiating
GA precious one from us has gone
A voice we loved is stilled,
A place is vacant in our hearts
Which never can be filed.
A FRIEND.
HILLIARD-At his home in Washing
ton township, this county, January
13, 1903, Lieut.. Samuel Hilliard, in
the SD year of his age.
Samuel Hilliard was one of the oldest,
best known and most respected citizens
of our county. His passing away will
be regretted by large circle of friends
and relatives. He was the father of our
present county surveyor, B. F. Hilliard,
and of Thomas B. Hilliard. When the
civil war broke out he volunteered and
became First Lieutenant in the compa-
ny of the 134th regiment, commanded
by the late Captain William o. Brack
enridge, and was esteemed by all his
fellows as a braye soldier and patriotic
citizen.