Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-01-07
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
AIKENS-At her home in Butler, Dec
26, 1908, Jessie j., daughter of A. Nj
Aikens aged 21 years,
ANG GERT-At her home in Butler,
Jan. /. 1904. Ethel, daughter Of
Joseph Angert, aged IL years.
BARR-At his home in Allegheny,
Dec 30, 1908, of rheumatic fever, G.
L. Barr, formerly of Jefferson twp.
aged 40 years.
COOPER-At the Wagner Hospital,
Jan. 2, 1904, Harry n. Cooper,
formerly Of Penn twp, aged y
years.
! CAMPBELL-At the Butler County
General Hospital. Jan. 2, 1904, Finlay
NJ. Campbell, formerly Of Petrolia,
aged 81 years.
Mr.. Campbell's death was caused by
kidney and bladder trouble, with which
he had been afflicted for some months.
He is survived by his wife, nee Park of
W. Sunbury, and ane son.
! iDOUGAN-At his home in Butler,
Jan. /, 1904, George Leo, son of
Cornelius Dougan, aged II years.
,DRESEN-At her home in Butler,
Jan. ], 1904, Mrs. Grace, wife of
Michael Dresen, aged 81 years.
EICHORN-At his home in Butler,
Dec. %, 1903, Chas. A. Eichorn, aged
81 years.
ELLIOTT-At his home in Centre twp
Dec. 2G, 1903, Miss Nancy Elliott.
aged about 20 years.
FERGUSON-At his home in Chicora,
Dec 25. 1908, William Ferguson,
aged 81 years.
GROHMAN-At mis- home in Butler,
Dec. 20. 1903, Raymond c., son of J.
Henry Grohman, aged 16 years.
GIBSON-At his home in Penn twp
Dec 80, 1903, James c. Gibson, aged
81 years.
GIBSON-At the residence Of her
daughter, Mrs. Wilson, in Allegheny,
Dec. "a 1903, Mrs. Eliza Jane Sloan
Gibson in her S7th year.
HERR-At her home in Butler, Jan.
4. 1904 Mrs. Albert Herr, nee Camp
bell, aged 35 years.
HETZEL-At the home of her son
Albert, in Allegheny, Jan. 2, 1904
Mrs Christina Hetzel, formerly of
Mt Chestnut, aged G6 years.
HENRY-Ar her home in Connoque
Messing twp Jan. 5, 1904, Miss Rosa,
daughter of r. S. Henry, aged 16
years.
HUGHES-At his home In Butler,
Dec. 25, 1903, Samuel G.. Hughes,
aged 62 years.
Mr.. Hughes death was caused by
apoplexy. He took sick in Odd Fellows
Hall, of which he was janitor, Christ
mas evening, hurried home. told his
wife he was dying, and died shortly
after
He was born and raised in Butler and
was son of Richard Hughes, deceased,
who is well remembered by some Of our
older citizens. Samuel was printer
by trade and was in the CITIZEN Office
as such from near the time of its estab-
lishment, and when in April 1869 the
paper became the property of John Fl.
Negley he was made its foreman, which
position he held for about six years.
He was noted for his ability, industry
and fidelity in the publication of the
paper during those years.
KEPPLE-At her home, $40 Centre
| Ave. Jan. a, 1904, Of typhoid, Bertha
A. wife of John II Kepple. aged 80
years. months.
This is one of the saddest Of the ca
| CdustQ D1 Tile lcNtI.
father, mother and two children were
all stricken with the disease. The
little son died few weeks ago, the
mother followed Monday morning, and
the father daughter and a sister of
Mr., Kepple are still very sick.
KLINGLER AT his home in Butler,
Jan. 3, 1904. Chas. Klingler, aged 43
years
lKALTENBAUGH-A At his home in
Prospect. Dec. 81, 1903, Andrew
Kaltenbaugh, aged 90 years.
lLAPPE-Dec. 27, 1903, Mrs Mary c.
wife Of Adolf Lappe of Mars.
MARKS-At his home in Butler, Dec.
%, 1908, William j. Marks, aged 46
years
| Mr.. Marks death was caused by
typhoid Of which he took down
about two months ggo. His wife nee
Starr, survives btA-
MCFARLAND AT the City Of Brother
ly Love Hospital III Butter. Dec. %,
1903, A. b. G. Mcfarland in his Send
year. Mr.. McFarland's death was
caused by typhoid His remains
were shipped to Bellaire Ohio.
MCCALL-At her home in Butler, Jan.
/, 1904, Mrs. Sarah c., wife Of Mckee
Mccall. in her 9th year.
She is survived by husband, seven
children. William, Curtis, Charles.
Mrs. J G. Keister. Mrs. w. f. Lytie.
Mrs W b. Patterson. and Miss Lima,
also by eleven grandchildren.
NELSON AT the home of the late DR.
Geo K McAdoo, Jan. 7, 1904, Nora
Pearl, daughter Of J. J, Nelson, de-
ceased, Of Emlenton aged 90 years
The deceased was half sister Of Mrs.
McAdoo
PARKER-At her home in Buffalo
twp Jan. 3, 1904, Mrs. Richard
Parker, nee Thrower. aged about 40
ycaIG.
IPURVIS AT her h6Ele in Butler,
Jan 8, 1904. Miss Anna, daughter Of
Samuel G.. Purvis.
ISCHEIDEMANTLE-At her home in
Muddycreek twp, Dec. 10, 1903, Miss
| Cora, daughter Of Peter Scheide-
mantle aged 33 years
| SNYDER-At bis home in Butler, Dec.
20. 1903, Robert Snyder, aged about
~ years. His wife, nee Staff, and
one child survive him. He was a son
OF J. G. Snyder Efq., Of Brady twp.
| SPENCE-At her home In Butler Dec.
%, 1903, Miss Leila b.. daughter OF
VIM. Spence, aged 10 years.
STARR AT his home in Butler. Dec.
26, 1903, Harry NJ, son Of Mrs. J. 4.
Starr, aged Is years. Harry was
Asst. Sec'y. Of the Z. NJ, & A. and
q great fayorite with the boys OF that
institution. His death was caused
by typhoid,
IsCHWHLE-At his home in Butler.
Jan. /, 1904, Jacob Schwille, aged
70 years.
Obituary.
Mrs. Ellen Carson Of Allegheny City.
4 native Of Ireland. died last month
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