Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-12-29
DEATHS.

| SPOHN-At his nome III SumHlt Twp
Jan /, 1905, John Spohn, aged W
years and months.
The deceased was born in Alsace,
Germany and had lived in Summit twp.
| 70 wears. He leaves the following child
rem. Philip, John, Joseph. Nicholas j.,
Katharine and Magdeline.
pURvIANCE-At his home near Bea-
yer Falls, Dec. 2G, 1904 Henry G..
Puryiance, a native of Petersville,
now Connoquenessing aged 80 years.
SEAMAN-At his home in Zelienople.
Dec 90, 1904. Edwin M. Seaman, aged
GA years.
He leaves a widow but no children.
He was brother of Mrs. Chas. Goeh-
ring of Zelienople, and during the war
served with the jackson Blues of
Pittsburg.
LIDDELL-At her home in W. Sun
bury. Dec. 81, 1904, Mrs. VIM. Lid
dell. widow, aged about 60 years.
Her husband died about years and
her daughter about year ago. She u
survived bv two sons, VIM. the mail
carrier, and Frank of Broaden, Conway
81 Cos store, w. Sunbury.
GREEN-At his home in Butler, Thurs
u.
aged so years.
Mr.. Green's death was caused by dia-
betes, with which he had been atfiicted
for some months He is survived by
his wife. three sons and one daughter,
all of whom live in Butler. he was
born and raised in the eastern part OF
the state, entered the service OF the r.
r. r. Co. when young man and was
.leewx f~~. w.lxyF Oyfu Uaa
moved to Butler thirty years ago, was
station agent here for eighteen years
and was afterwards employed upon the
main line. On April last he was placed
upon the retired list of the company. on
account OF i'll health. Besides being one
of the most trusted employees of the
great railroad company, Mr.. Green was
a thoroughly honest man and courteous
gentleman. and this community heard
of his death with sincere regret.
The funeral services were held at his
home on Mercer ST., Sunday afternoon,
and were largely attended by friends
and neighbors, Rev J. G. Nicholas of
the Grace Lutheran church officiating
KERR-At her home in Carnegie, Dec.
27. 1904, Mrs Frances Kerr, widow OF
Samuel Kerr. decd, formerly OF Har-
rlSville, aged ~ years.
HURD-Dec. 30. 1904, at his home in
Butler, Blair Walter Hurd. grandson
of Blair Hooks, aged 2 years.
KIRKLAND his home in Leasure-
vile, Winfeid tip Dec. 10 1904. Norman
M. Kirkland, Esq, aged about 80
years.
His death was caused by an apoplec-
tic stroke He was Justice OF the
Peace ia Leasureville for many years.
His wife has been dead for years and
he IL survived by one son, James, and
two daughters, one OF whom has been
keeping house for him.
| BRAHAM-At her home in Harrisville,
Dec 27. 1904. Mrs Rebecca. wife OF
Hon w. Z. Braham. aged 70 years
She is survived by her husband, one
son and one daughter.
| Mra. Braham was daughter OF
Philip Snyder, decd. one of the pioneers
| Of that section. She is survived by her
| husband, one sor. Luther Of Harusville
and five daughters Mrs. w Il. Brown
| of Harrisville, Mrs. Will and Mrs John
Orr of Mercer twp, Mrs. DIR. Washa-
! baugh Of Grove City and Mrs. DIR. Da-
Wis of Minnesota.
Her funeral Was largely attended and
, was conducted by Rev. t,r, McConkey
| ALSHOUSE-Dec 25, 1904. infant
daughter of Joseph Alshouse Of But
Ter.
JACK-At the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Clark, in Haverford. Pa, Dec
| 23, 1904 Mrs Susan, widow of WIN
$. Jack, aged 7s years.
sTEWART-Ath his home in Bntier,
Dec. 81. 1904. Archie, son of Mrs
Sadie Stewart. aged II years.
| OVERHEIM-At her home In Parker.
Dec. 30, 1904, Miss Belle Overheim,
aged % years.
ATWELL-At the Butler Hospital.
Dec. 81. 1904, George Q. Atwell, aged
| 80 yeu-s
BOOK-At her horns ~ Worth town
| ship. January 3, 1905 Mrs. Ecok,
widow of the late John Book. aged
10 years.
MCBRIDE Al his home in Yenango
twp, Dec. 20, 1904. Michael Mcbride,
aged Se years.
MCGEE-At the Butler Hospital, Dec
25 1904, Miss Blanche. daughter OF
Ben. Magee. aged 16 years.
McCLOWRY AT his home near Chico
ra Dec "a, 1904, George McClowry,
assa y years.
KORN his lo..e in Allegheny,
Dec. a. 1901, Carl Oliver, SON. II Hen
| ry Korn. In his 22d year.
He was buried at Butler last Friday.