Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-10-19
DEATHS

IL, 1903, Mrs. Mary e., vile OF w. ..
Gregg, and mother of Ralph Gregg
of the Park Hotel, aged II years
Mrs Gregg had been an invalid for
some wears. She is survived by her
husband and SIX children: Mrs. annie
Fullerton, of Freeport; Mrs. Belle Bren-
naman, of Butler; John, of Great Belt:
and Charles, Robert and Ralph, all OF
Butler.
SIMONS- October -, 1905. Charles.
infant son of John Simons, of Butler.
WILKEWITZ-Ath her home at Sarver
Station, October IL, 1905. Mrs Mary
Wilkewitz, aged 81 years.
THORN-At Findley, O., October 6,
1905, Henry Thorn. aged 45 years,
formerly of Fairview twp.
MCDONALD-Ath his home in Slippery
rock, October II, 1905, D. NJ. Nc
Donald, aged SO years.
Mr.. Mcdonald was veteran OF the
Civil war; serving four years in the
Eleventh Pennsylvania reserves and
Sixth heavy artillery Besides his
widow he is survived by these children:
William NJ, of Perrysville; j. E., of
Ellwood City; L. A. of Slippery Rock;
Mrs. C. P. Hawks, of Slippery Rock
and Miss Sara Mcdonald, of Polk.
WALTER-At his home in Tarentum
Oct. 10, 1905. Fred Fl. Walter, aged
years.
Mr.. Walters death was caused by
typhoid; his wife died out West a few
weeks ago and he is survived by two
small children. He was brother of
Mrs John Gregg of jefferson twp.
SUMMERS-A her home in Allegheny
Oct. 16. 1908, Mrs Magdslena, wife
of Philip summers. and daughter of
U. Zimmerman, decd, of Zelienople,
in her 46th year.
| MCCUTCHEN AT her home in Grove
City, October g. 1905, Mrs. Mary,
| wife of JAS A. McCutchen. formerly
| of this county, aged 81 years.
| ADDLEMAN-At his home in Venango
| twp, October 13, 1905. r. Miles Ad-
dlemau, aged 73 years
| Mr. Addleman was taken sick. in
church, Wednesday, at the funeral OF
his daughter, and fingered until Friday.
He was born in Huntington county
and came to this county, with his
| parents. when he was but eleven years
of age. He was one of Venango town
ships best men, and is survived by his
wife and several children.
WILLIAM MS-At Mercer Hospital, Oct
13, 1905, Smiley Williams of Eau
Claire, aged about 80 years.
Mr.. Williams death was caused by
typhoid.
GALLAGHER-A his home in New
Castle, October IA, 1905, Thomas Gal
lagher, formerly of this county, aged
78 years.
Mr.. Gallagher lived with his son,
James ], and has another son, VIM. T.,
in Iowa He was buried at Prospect.
KENNEDY-At his home in Mars, Oct
| IS, 1905, John Kennedy, aged "a
years.
CRAWFORD-At his home in Concord
, twp, Oct. 10, 1905, Charles Crawford,
aged 20 years.
His death was caused by typhoid.
, GOULD Oct. 1S, 1905. infant daughter
of Broaden Gould of Butler.
PENNYPACKER- the Butler hos
pital, Oct. Is, 1905, Joseph w. Penny
\ packer, aged 26 years
Mr.. Pennypacker was an inspector a
the Car Works. and but few months
) ago was married to Miss Bessie, daugh
3 ter of Frank Lytle. She has the sym
pathy of the entire community.
q BISHOP-At the home of his daughter
Mrs. Chas, Cypher at Saxon Station
October 0, 1905, VIM. J. Bishop .
Kokomo, Indiana.
CROFT--At his home in Connoqueness
ing twp, Oct IA, 1905, Simon Croft
3 aged about go years.
t Mr.. Croft had been in poor health TO
some months He was laid to rest Il
g the Baptist cemetery at Isle. Monday
, Obituary.
Ex-Chief Justice Paxson of the Stat
: Supreme Court died at his home i
/ Bucks county, last Thursday, aged s
g years. The State Supreme Court sii
e sitting in Pittsburg, adjourned to al
Q tend his funeral.
: Sir Henry Irving. the great Englis
: actor, died suddenly at Bradford
q England, last Friday.
r. Nj. ADDLEMAN.
n Mr.. r, NJ Addleman of near Ea
8 Claire died suddenly of stroke OF pal
l. alysis on Friday, Oct. 19, 1908. MI
8 Addleman was born at Warriors Marx
g Huntingdon county, Pa, on May 1;
q 1882. He was the oldest son of AndreS
n and Margaret Henry Addleman.
l In 1860 he was marred to Nancy Jan
y -
o rem were born, all of whom are living
n except daughter, who died four day
s previous to. her fathers death. MI
It Addleman had lived on the same farr
a for the past forty-five years and was a
It industrious, hard working man.
IT He had been member of the Ea
g Claire Methodist church for five years
d having been converted during revivs
e meeting conducted by Rev, Rinker a
a that place.
I'll Mr.. Addlemans denth was probabl
fastened by the death of his daughter
: Elmeda, who had been a long suffere
from tuberculosis, and although hi
death was sudden, his family are con
soled by the thought OF the text, "H
is not dead but sleepeth."
= The deceased leaves a wife. seve
u children and the following brothers an
> sisters: Mrs. A. A. Freely of Rimerf
:, berg, Pa, Mrs Lucinda Rosenberg an
lib. p. Addleman of Pence. Kansas, Mrs
i G.. II. Sloan and A. p Addleman Q
> Piaua, Kansas, and Mrs L. j. Dunn G
i Pittsburg.
II Mrs. Elmeda Addleman Moseiey die
l. at the home Of her parents. Mr.. an
J. Mrs. r, NJ Addleman, on Monday even
n ing, Oct 8, 1905, after lingering u
p ness due to pulmonary tuberculosis.
d She was born Sept. 16, 1875, near Ea
II Claire, and united with the Methods
n church of that place when but II year
J. of age.
Z Rev. Tory of Erie her former paste
k conducted the funeral services.
70 Mrs. Moseley knew for sometime tha
d she conld not be cured, and was perfec
d ly willing and ready to meet death. He
d last hours were spent eaying farewell {
j. her family, and with the words "Glor
o TO God. am nearly home" she fe
asleep.
The deceased leaves her husband. MI
w FL. Moseley. one daughter, France
- Aline, her mother and the followin
brothers and sisters A. p. Addleman c
L DauiIinr N V Andro,r Of Fan Clair