Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-08-04
DEATHS.

July 27, 1904 Mrs. Andrew Whitfield,
aged 40 years.
She is survived by her husband and
four children.
MILLER-At his home in Butler, July
30, 1904, Franklin Miller, in his 74th
year.
Mr.. Miller had been in poor health
for some months. He is survived by
his wife, one son and four daughters.
DAUBENSPECK-At the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Cramer, in Oil City,
July -, 1904, George w. Dauben-
speck, aged 81 years.
He was a native of Parker township,
and was the father of j. c. Dauben-
speck of Butler and p. Daubenspeck of
Bruin He was buried at North Wash
ington.
-GRANT-July 90, 1904, Helen, infant
daughter of VIII Grant of Mulberry
street, aged 6 months.
DINDINGER-At her home in Allie
gheny, July 26, 1904, Mary l..
Stimple. wife of E. F. Dindinger.
She was buried at Middle Lancaster.
FEIDLER At his home in Harmony,
July %, 1904, T. II. B. Feidler, in his
49th year.
HENDRICKSON- the home of her
daughter, Mrs. laval, in Cranberry
township, July %, 1904, Mrs. Wini-
fred, widow of Moses Hendrickson,
decd, in her 10Th year.
July %, 1904, Mrs. Marie Anna
Meyer, widow of Anthony Shaffer, in
her SD year.
,,-o. how, in To,,lo-, Eranca ap6
came to this country, with her hus-
band, when yet young.
HOBAUGH-At his home on Morton
Ave, July 80, 1904, Robert G., son of
J. II. Robaugb and wife, aged 3
months.
WAY-At the home of Aaron Lie
decker, on the South Side, August 1,
1904, Mrs, Margaret G. Way, widow
of Caleb Way of Centre county, in
her 10Th year.
The deceased was the mother of Mrs.
Liedecker. j. L Way of Mars, *. ID.
Way of Walters Station, and II. Nj.
and G. C. Way of West Virginia.
O'NIEL AT her home at Conemaugh,
Pa, July 81, 1904, Mary Ann O'Niel,
nee McCue, widow of William O'Niel,
decd, of Clearfield township, aged 62
years.
She was the mother of Father Hugh
O'Niel, formerly of the English Cath
olic church here, now Conemaugh.
HOFFMAN-At her home on Institute
Hill, Irene g., daughter of Mrs,
Charles Hoffman, aged 9 months.
SEDORIS-At his home on South St,
Aug 1, 04, Merl, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred Sedoris, aged 3 months.
EMERY-At her home in Washington
township, July 30, 1904, Eta May,
daughter of H. H and Laura Emery,
aged 81 months and II days
BROWN-At her home in Brownsville,
July 81, 1904, Matilda Brown, in hel
send year.
WILLIAMS-Ath her home in Butler,
Aug. 2, 1904, Mrs. Olive Williams
late of Cory, aged 81 years
LAWRENCE-At her home in Mud
dYcreek twp, July 90, 1904, Nira
Samuel Lawrence, aged about 81
years.
Her death was caused by measles.
Obituary.
Howard Kerr, an old soldier of Fox
burg, died last Friday, and was buried
in Allegheny cemetery, this county.
John Rogers, the American sculptor
| known throughout the nation as the
| producer of Rogers Groups" passed
away at his Connecticut home d few
days ago at the ripe age of 10.
MRS. ISAAC CHRISTIE
Mrs. Isaac Christie died at her home
in Hooker, Pa, May II, 1904, aged 6t
| years.
The Women's Missionary Society o.
| Concord Presbyterian church has los
one its most valued members. She ha
said Good Bye" to her loved ones here
and there are weeping eyes and heavy
hearts, and many empty places because
she is gone. and now she is on the other
! side where there are no tears but only
JOY.
Mrs. Christie united with Concord
church when very young and for over Al
years enjoyed the continual blessing
| which come to the consistent working
christian.
Her crown will be the crown of Life
| promised to the faithful, even unit
| death.
| She sat in her pew on the Sabbathi
| bilC cal tlGbll lACl AOll-1 AooO III
ness and then how she was missed.
| Now we shall see her face no more
except through memory's vision ant
that vision will always be precious tx
! all who knew her.
! She was a charter member of this
missionary society, and we always re
| lied upon her to do well her part, be
cause she never disappointed, We car
! i'll afford to lose one like her-tested
| tried and true. Yet we cannot but re
joice that her waiting is over, hel
battle fought, her labor ended and hel
victory won.
She has left, and home is desolate
| but she waits in the eternal ''homt
| land of the soul to welcome her loved
! ones.
She has made a church with all of it.
| different organizations the poorer by
her going, but the richer by her living
She left train of good deeds behind
her, and an incentive to many to follow
! as she followed in the footsteps of hel
Master.
| She was laid to rest in Concord
cemetery to wait the awakening of The
| Just to complete her eternal joy.
Mrs. NJ II MARSHALL,
/ MRS. HENRY KUHN,
| Committee.
| r. IL, PattiSOn,