Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-03-30
DEATHS.

PARK-At his home in Valencia, Mar
=, 1905, W. d. Park, aged 10 years
WIER-At her home in Freeport. Mar
%. 1905. Mrs. D. NJ. Weir, sister of
J. w. Mckee of Butler, aged 56 years
LUNTZ-At his home in Jackson twp,
March Is. 1905, Adam Luntz, aged 81
years
BUPP-At her home in MuCdycreek
twp, March 10, 1905, Mrs. Mary
Emma, wife of Robert Bupp, aged 81
years.
BERGER-At his home in Butler, Mar.
%, 1905, James Russell, son of VIM.
Berger, aged Is years.
COLLINS-At her home in Karns City,
March 26. 1905. Mrs. Bernard Collins.
aged 25 years.
HECKERT-At New Castle, March 20,
1905, Michael Heckert of Buffalo twp.
aged 6s years.
BARNES-At his home in Penn town
ship, March %, 1905, William Barnes,
formerly of near Harrisville. aged 30
years.
Mr.. Barnes was an employee of the
Forest Oil Co., his death was caused by
Bright's disease, and he leav es a wife,
nee Mccullough, and three children.
STEWART-At her home in Washing
ton twp, March %, 1905, Emma, wife
of Frank w. Stewart, aged AZ years.
Her remains were taken to Porters-
Vile her former home, for interment
She leaves two children.
| HUTCHISON-At his home in Butler,
March 90, 1905, after one days illness
with cerebro-meningitis, Alexander
| Hutchinson. aged rs years.
| The deceased was born near Anan-
dale. went to California with the Forty
miners, and served three years in the
| 5Oth Pa. Vols. For II years past ne
| lived in Butler. He leaves a wife
three sons, James and Clement of But
| ler, Robert of Denver, and one daugh
ter, Mrs. Anna Whitsett of Chicago.
| He was janitor of the Court Ho use
| during his brother, A. Us, term as Coun-
| ty Commissioner.
| HAYS-At his home in Jefferson twp,
March 2S, 1905, Alexander M, Hays,
| poet and farmer aged SO years.
| Mr.. Hays death came suddenly and
was caused by heart trouble. His wife
| died some years ago, and he is survived
| by one son and four daughters.
| In his younger days Mr.. Hays was
| employed in one of the iron mills IN
| Pittsburg, and was driver on the Ole
| stage-coach line, but settled on the farm
near Shiloh church, many years ago,
and has led quiet life ever since.
| He was q veteran of the Civil war, a
member of the Presbyterian church,
true friend and good citizen.
| His father, Edward Hays, was pl
oneer driver on the line from Pitts
burg to Erie.
| SLOAN-At her home near Eau Clair
March 26, 1905, Mrs. William Sloan
| in her roth year.
McNEES-At his home in Brady twp
| Marc 90, 1905, Isaac McNees, aged
| years.
BRANDON AT the home of his sor
| John A. Brandon on E. Pearl St
| March 80, 1905, James Brandon
formerly of Forward twp, aged 81
| years.
| Obituary.
| Jules Verne, the celebrated French
novelist, died at his home in Amiens
France, last Friday. Verne was the
| man who went lin his mind) twenty
| thousand leagues under the sea.
Don Aspiroz, Mexico's Minister u
this country, died at his home in Wash
ington. last Friday, from exposure OF
Inauguration day He was sent home
on special train by the government.
w. W. Waters, for many years in
charge of the Presbyterian book rooms
in Pittsburg, and brother of Revs. A
H. and j O., formerly Of Butler, died
at his home in Sewickley. Monday.
CARD OF THANKS.
The children of Mrs. W. FL. Say OF
Jefferson twp. wish to express their sin
cere thanks to their friends and neigh
bors for their kindness during the Ions
illness of and after the death of theil
mother.