Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-03-02
DEATHS.

CAMPBELL-Athe her home in Renfrew.
February "a, 1905, Miss Mamie.
daughter Of DR.. J. l.. Campbell, aged
% years.
FLICK-In Allegheny. Feb. %. 1905,
w. H, son of Henry Flick of Butler,
aged 20 years.
His death was caused by typhoid.
REDICK-At his home in Venango
twp, February %, 1905, Hamilton
Redick, aged about so years.
BERRINGER-Ath her home in Centre
twp, February %, 1905, Mrs Teresa,
widow of Barcelous Berringer.
WILSON-At her home in Pittsburg,
Feb 81, 1905, Laura Fern, daughter
of Joseph Wilson, aged 4 years.
THICKER AT the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. VIM. Graham. in Mars, Feb.
81. 1905, Mrs. Mary Thicker, in her
18th year.
KUGEL-At her home in Jackson twp,
Feb. 10, 1905, Mrs Barbara, widow of
Nicholas Kugel, in her 10th year.
BINGHAM-At her home in Slippery
rock, Feb 81, 1905, Mrs. Jerusha,
widow of VIM. Bingham, aged 81
years.
She was daughter of Zebulon Coop
er, and was married to Mr.. Bingham in
1S40 She was an estimable woman,
and was one of rhe founders of the Cen
treville Presbyterian church.
MATERNAL her home in Emlenton,
Feb. 81, 1905, Mrs. Nancy Mattern,
mother of VIM. Mattern, Jr. of But
ler.
HODGES-Feb 81, 1905, Morris infant
son of James Hodges of Butler, aged
months.
BYERLY-At his home in Buffalo twp
Feb %, 1905, Adam Byerly, aged 66
years
Mr Byerly's death was caused by
grip and pneumonia. He was sick for
about two weeks. He is survived by his
wife, nee Wright, and eleven children.
KELLY-Ath his home in W. Sunbury,
Feb %, 1905, Ronald. son of w. s.
Kelly, formerly of Bruin, aged 8
years
FRESHCORN-At his home near
Wagner's church, Feb. II, 1905, John
Freshcorp, in his 10th year.
ELK-At his home il Butler, Feb. "a,
1905, Joseph R. Elk, aged II years.
Mr.. Elk had worked in the Car Works
the day before, and his death was due
to sudden and violent attack of
cerebro- spinal meningitis
GIBSON-At her home in Washington
twp, Feb. %, 1905. Mrs. Mary Smith
widow of David Gibson, decd, in her
S5th year
Mrs. Gibson had been in feeble health
for some years She is survived by two
1f Py,t
of Washington twp, and one daughter,
Mrs. Mary Armstrong of Missouri.
CHRISTIE-At the County Home, Feb
"a, 1905, r Findley Christie of Cherry
twp, aged 7S years.
Findley Christy, as he was called,
was born in what is now Clay twp,
this county, and lived nearly all his life
in what is now Cherry township. He
was man of more than ordinary in
telligence, and was regarded as an
honest, correct and good man in all the
walks of life.
He was buried at West Sunbury. He
was never married.
MCAVOY-At the General Hospital,
Feb. "a, 1905, Michael McAvoy, aged
"a years.
MCGUIRK-At her home in Marion
twp, Feb II, 1905. Josephine, daugh-
ter of Thomas McGuirk, in her 7th
year.
WHITE-At her home in Mercer twp.
February % 1905 Mrs. Jane, widow
of James White, aged SO years.
BRUM-At her home in Concord twp
Feb. 26, 1905, Mrs Martha. wife of
Henry Brum. aged "a years
MARKWELL-At the home of Martin
McAnallen in Clay twp, Feb. 26
1905, Frank S. Maxwell, aged so
years.
Mr.. and Mrs Maxwell were visiting
at the McAnallen home at the time, and
Mr. Markwell's death was caused by |
heart disease, during the night He
was formerly engaged in the store bust
ness at Greece City and Renfrew, and |
engaging in same business in
Tarentum.
He was buried from the residence of
his brother-in-law, Jas. B. McAnallen |
of Butler. He is survived by his wife |
and several children.
DONALDSON--At her home in Con
cord twp, Feb 26, 1905, Mrs. Nancy |
Donaldson, aged rs years.
She is survived by six sons and five
her home in Penn twp,
Feb. IA, 1905, Nancy Bulford.
Deceased leaves four sisters and five |
brothers.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled,
A place is vacant in our hearts,
Which never can be filled.
pilgrim safe at home.
In mansions in the skies,
Another earthly home made sad,
By severed family ties.
Away from those who loved her well,
To Him who loves her more;
And now she dwells in safety,
On yonder shining shore.
We would not call her back,
Away from peace and rest;
We humbly say, Thy Will be DONE"
Dear Lord, Thou knowest best.
And though in darkness we await,
The light of eventide,
Heaven we know will brighter be,
For our precious one who died.
God in His wisdom has removed,
The boon His love had given;
And though the body slumbers here
The soul is safe in Heaven 3,
Obituary.
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