Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-07-14
DEATHS.
COYLE-At her home in Butler, June
80, 1904. Miss Francis, daughter OF >.
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COYLE-At her home in Butler, June
30, 1904. Miss Francis, daughter OF >.
D. Coyle. aged 13 years.
KALB-At his home in Los Angeles.
California, June 2S, 1904, Eckert
Kalb, formerly of Butler twp, aged
6S years.
He was a brother of Henry halb,
Mrs Edward Weigand and the late
Mrs. Henry Beam. and Of Mrs. Charles
Fisher of Parkersburg, W. Va.
! HERMAN-At her home in Lawrence
county, July ), 1904, of paralysis,
Mrs Elizabeth Herman, formerly of
Butler county.
MCCAFFERTY- Allegheny, June
90, 1904, Mrs w. J. McCafferty.
formerly of Parker twp, this county.
BAKER-At the home of her son,
George Baker. between Flick and
Bakerstown, July l, 1904, Mrs. Mary
Baker, aged about so years.
She was a member of Deer Creek
church.
RHOADES AT Johnstown, Pa, July
5. 1904. Charles Rhoades. father of
Willis Rhoades of Butler, aged 90
years
DUFF-In Pittsburg, July 6, 1904, L..
T. Duff, formerly of this county.
| GILFILLEN-At her home in Fair
view, July 0, 1904 Mrs. Mary, widow
| of James G.. Gil6llen, aged 10 years.
She was buried at Mercer.
| MARTINA his home in Allegheny,
July 0, 1904, Charles Martin, former
" of Evans City, aged 20 years.
| IMAHOOD-At his home in Washington
twp, July Il, 1904, George w. Ma
hood.
The deceased served over four years
| in the 102d Pa. Vols. during the Civil
War. He leaves six children as follows:
Mrs L. NJ. Huff. Brown Mahood and
Miss Emma Mahood of Butler, Mrs.
McCamey of Grove City, Mrs. Kerr of
Eau Claire and Miss Leota, at home.
ERRICKSON N-At her home III Butler
July II, 1904 Agnes, wife of Albert
Erickson, aged 80 years.
Death occurred after a two-weeks illness
with typhoid.
| CAMPBELL At his home in Butler,
July 13. 1904, Frank Edward, son OF
Herbert Campbell, aged years.
HOON-At his home on Miffiin street,
Butler, Wednesday evening, July f3,
| 1904, ex-Sheriff Thomas K. Hoon, In
| his Goth year.
| Mr.. Hoon was born in Centre town
| ship. December 3, 1885, was employed
| as feamster for a while, and then went
| to Venapgo Co. and was engaged III the
| oil business In 1862 he enlisted in Co.
| G.. 137 Pa. Vols re-enlisted in 60. L,
| 9th Pa. Vols, making an excellent
soldier and serving until the close OF
| the war. After the war he returned e
| the old homestead in Centre twp, and
became one of the best known and most
successful farmers in the county.
For years he filled many offices OF
4 in his native township and was elected
Sheriff of the county in 1899 and made
a good oficer, He was Sheriff during
the Biddle and Bennett escapades. Al
ter his term expired he moved to his
house on Mifflin St. where he died snd
denly Of heart disease last night-hav-
ing been about town, as usual, yester-
day. Than Sheriff Hoon there was nc
man in this county more generally loved
and respected.
He is survived by hia wife, nee Seraf
j. Jones OF Franklin twp, one sen, e.
Deputy Sheriff Rainy HOon, and foul
daughters.
Obituary.
| Jos. Booker, a well known Bessie,
brakeman, 5ied at the Mercer Hospita
of typhoid, ana his bo4y vas taken tc
Cortland, Ohio.
Samuel N. Jones, the Golden Rule
Mayor of Toledo, died at his home there
Tuesday evening. He worked through
the oil country of this section in the six
ties, apd invented some of the oil-wel
appliances used today. After the Lima
oil field was discovered be started
sucker-rod factory at Toledo, and loca
ted there; and was elected Mayor OF th'
city in 1897.