Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-01-21
DEATHS.

uOuAC III ctANA1OA -
Jan. 10, 1904, James w. Barr, aged 90
years.
BEAN-At her home in Butler twp,
Jan. Is, 1904, Mrs. Caroline. wife of
Henry Bean, in her 63rd year.
CANNON-At his home in Cherry twp.
Jan. II, 1904, James Cannon, aged 40
years.
COCHRAN-At his home on Grand \
Ave. Jan. 10. 1904, of typhoid, Hend- ]
erson Cochran. aged 26 years. He /
leaves wife and one child His re |
mains were taken to Rural Valley |
for burial
DONALDSON-At Phoenix, Arizona,
Jan. II, 1904, Hood Donaldson. |
brother of Mrs 81. j. Wiles of Butler.
FISHER-At her home in jefferson |
twp. Jan. 10, 1904 Mrs. George
Fisher, in her 59th year.
GIBSON-In Allegheny January 10,
1904, Andrew Gibson, son of Robert
Gibson of Penn twp, aged about 30
years.
1904 Mrs Robert Gibson, aged about
% years.
KAPP-At her home in Fairview twp,
Jan. D, lJU4, annie NJ. hdpp-
LOVE-At the Wagner Hospital, Jan
90, 1904, of typhoid, John Love, aged
80 years.
Mr. Loves is the 10th death caused
by the fever. He was a teamster and
leaves a wife and four children.
MCGORLIC AT his home on Walker
Ave. Jan. 16, 1904. Peter McGorlic.
aged 20 years.
The deceased while shoyeling snow
Friday evening took a chill, which af-
fected his heart and his death resulted
the next morning Nine children,
among whom are Paul p. McGorlic,
night train dispatcher and James E., n
Centre Ave. grocer. survive him. His
remains were taken to Clarion Co for
burial.
SCHWAB-In West Virginia. Jan II,
1904. Owen Schwab, formerly of
Butler county.
SUMNEY-At his home in Coylesville,
Jan. -, 1904, John Sumney, aged 60
years.
Mr. Sumney's death was a sudden
one and was caused by heart trouble
He was the father of W. G.. Sumney of
that place and of Harry Sumney, the
barber. and Mrs. VIM. Robb of Butler
STILLW his home in Slip
peryrCck, Jan. 10, 1901 G. w. Still
wagon, aged about so years.
ZIEGLER-At his home in Zelienople,
Jan. 10, 1904, Joseph Ziegler in his
S9th year.
Mr. Ziegler was boru in Lehigh
county. but was brought to this county
while yet a child. He inherited tie
farm on which he lived, but sold the
greater part of it, some years ago to the
Zelienople Extension Co.
Three sons-Joseph, Samuel, and
David, and two daughters Elizabeth
and Catharine, survive him.
Obituary.
Miss Lizzie Braham Of Youngstown,
O., was buried at Harmony Church
yard. near Harrisville on Monday of
last week. She was a sister of S. R.
Braham of that place.
IN MEMORY OF A BROTHER
AS family we were called up to
follow one of our number to his narrow
house of clay. The deceased was
Robert K. Snyder, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs J. c. Snyder of West Liberty,
aged 81, years, months and days.
The deceased was a member of the
ST. John NJ. E. church. He leaves to
mourn his loss wife and little daught-
er, father mother, three brothers
three sister and host of friends.
A precious one from us has gone.
A voice we loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled
Dear brother thou art snatched away,
BY deaths resistless hand,
Our hearts the mournful tribute pay,
Which pity must demand.
The once loved form now cold and dead,
Our mournful thoughts employ,
Thou hast from our family circle fed
To heaven. the world of joy.
Not long ago you filled your place,
But now We'll not find you there,
You have run your mortal race,
And never can return
Far from affiiction, toll and care,
Thy happy soul has fled,
For dressed in beautys fairest bloom,
Thou with the angels are.
Dear brother now farewell. farewell,
Wen meet the upon high,
Ever with thee and angels to dwell.
No more to say, ''good-by good-hy."
A SISTER.