Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-11-19
DEATHS.

DAVIS AT his home in Butler, Nov.
16. 1903. David, son of ". R. Davis,
aged 16 years.
JACKSON-At his home in Bruin.
Nov. 15, 1903, David jackson, aged
about 20 years.
CONRAD-November Il, 1903, infant
daughter of ". H. Conrad Of Pitts
burg. formerly of Butler.
RALSHOUSE AT her home near Glade
Mills, Nov. 10, 1903, Mrs. VIM. Rails
house, aged - years.
her home in Winfield
twp. Nov. y, 1903, Miss Catharine
Leasure, in her 90th year.
STEVENSON-At his home in Slip
peryrock twp, Nov. Il. 1908, James
Stevenson, aged about 20 years.
SINZ-At his home in Allegheny. Nov.
u. 1903, Frank Charles, son of the
late Rhinehart Sinz, in his goth year
BUTLER AT the County Home, Nov.
7, 1903, Moses Butler. formerly of
Lancaster twp, aged about 20 years
TIDBALL-At her home in Butler,
Nov. 19. 1903, Mrs Tidball, daughter
of Paul Lambert, aged about 80 years.
GREELEY-At his home in Buffalo,
y. Y, November II, 1903, Mr.. Z. Z.
Greeley. aged about 20 years.
His wife, nee Carrie McCandless, of
Butler and two children survive him.
DELO-At the home of her father
Sylvanus Aggas, in Concord twp,
Nov. 6. 1903, Mrs. A. B. DeLo of
Pittsburg, aged 36 years.
Mrs. DeLo was visiting her folks
when taken sick.
EKAS-At his home in Butler. Nov.
II, 1903. Charles a., son of John w.
Ekas, aged about % years.
Charley came home from Ioungs-
town. sick of fever, some three months
ago He will be buried at Saxonburg,
today.
TURNER-At his home in Parker twp.
Nov Is, 1903, Samuel Turner, IN bis
32d year.
The deceased had been sick one
month. He was brother of Miss Anna
NJ. Turner at home, and of w. A and
Morgan Turner of Butler, and Elk mar
ried sisters. VIM. Turner and wife are
both i'll with typhoid at present.
EMERY-At her home in Washington
twp, Nov. 12. 1903, Mrs. Katie }
Emery. widow of Peter Emery, in hel
s5th year.
Mrs. Emery was born in 1919.
Her husband died nineteen years ago
She is survived by three sons, John o1
Clay twp, D. P. and II. Fl. of Washing
ton twp and three daughters, Mrs. Ell
Patterson of Clay twp. Mrs. Chas
Hindman of Butler and Mrs j. NJ. Yard
of New Brighton also several grand
children and nine gr"- grandchildren
KISTLER-At his home in Butler, Nov
16. 1903. DIR. Amandus FL. Kistler
the Veterinary. aged 30 years,
| DR.. Kistler's death was caused by ty
phoid and pneumonia. He was sick
but few days.
He was born in Schuylkill county
married in Carbon county and came Il
Butler about 9 years ago.
His wife and one daughter survive
him.
His body was taken to Andres
Schuylkill county, for interment.
IGARVIN-.A AT the family home il
Cranberry twp, Nov 10. 1903, Mrs
| Wilson Garvin, in her Goth year.
She leaves husband Wilson Garvin
and six children, Miss Emma at home
Robert w. and Mrs r. N. Roll o
Cranberry twp, Mrs. j. G. Mortime
Of Allegheny county, Mrs Ii. z. Suttor
Of Butler and Russell B. Of Allegheny.
Mrs Garvin was daughter Of Rob
and Mary Boggs, deceased, of Evan
| City.
| McELVAIN-At his home in Illinois
Nov. 13, 1903, DIR. Perry McIlvain
aged about 63 years.
He was born and raised near w. Sun
bury, read medicine here, went ives
over 80 years ago and was unusuall
successful as physician. He was nev
or married, and was a Mason and q. A
| X. man.
The telegram announcing his deaf
was addressed to Reuben, they 10
knowing Of Reuben's death. He was
brother Of Mrs. Reuben McElvain an
Mrs Jennie Murphy of Butler, and Mr.
Rev. McPherrin OF Omaha, Neb.