Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-03-23
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PARK-At the home Of her daughter
Mrs AfPoll0ck. in Centre township
March II. 1906, Mrs. Eliza beth Park,
aged~7s years
+ SWEENEY-At his home in Clearfielt
township, March II, 1905, Edward
Sweeney, aged 4s years
His death was caused by pneumonia
REDICK-At his home in Venangt
township, March 10, 1905. james
Redick. in his s5th year.
Mr.. Redick's death was caused by
paralysis. He was a veteran of tins
Civil War; was the last of the Redick:
of that family.@He is survived by nj.
wife and several children
| GARyIN-At his home in Cranberry
| twp, March IS, 1905, Addison. son
| of William Garvin. aged about 81
years
| His death was caused by pneumonia.
He leaves wife and two children.
RAAISEY-At his home in Cranberry
township, March II, 1905, Addison
Ramsey, aged 50 years.
His death was caused by paralysis
He leaves his wife and one child.
ALSHOUSE-At her home in Middle
Lancaster, Mar 9, 1905, Mrs. Sophia,
widow of George Alshouse. aged 80
years.
STRUTT-At her home in Zelienople,
March Is. 1905. Mrs Annie, wife CT
John G. Strut, aged 35 years.
LEWIS-March 16, 1905, Mildred, in
FAINT daughter of W. j. Lewis OF
Butler.
SLOAN-At her home in Venango twp.
March 10, 1905, Mrs. Jane, wife of
William Sloan, aged about 75 years.
MUDER-At his home in Saxonburg,
March 10, 1905, John E. Muder, aged
S5 years.
Mr.. Muder was the last OF the original
settlers of the town. He was born IN
Prussia. Feb. -, 1920. and came 10
Saxopburg with his fathers family in
1882. He established himself in the
cabinet-making and furniture business
in 1910, and continued it up until few
wears ago. His wife. nee Amelia Steub-
gee, died in 1898, and he is survived by
his sons, John E., Jr.. and Henry OF
Saxonburg, and his daughter, Mrs.
Matilda Smith.
CUNNINGHAM-At his home in Mid
dlesex twp, March II, 1905, Abraham
Cunningham, aged So years.
Mr. Cunningham died suddenly. He
leaves wife and family.
BECKER AT the home of her son, J
f., in Winfield township, March u
| 1905, Mrs Magalena, widow OF Rev
Herman H. Bicker aged 81 years
She is survived by six children: Chas
| and Samuel Of Allegheny City; Lewis
| William. John and Mrs August Freeh
ling of Winfield twp. Thirty-six gran'
| and sixteen great grand children. He
4 daughter, Mrs. f. w. Witte, precede'
her about thirty-six years ago, and tw
children in their infancy.
SAY-At her home in Jefferson town
ship, March 81, 1905, Mrs. William
Say, aged 81 years.
FREDERICK his home in SUNNI
twp, March 81, 1905, Paul Frederick
aged 10 years.
| His death was caused by typhoid.
| Obituary.
| Ex-senator Joseph FL. Hawley {
Connecticut, died at his home in WasI
ington, d. c., last Friday night. ID
began life az the editor of Hartfor
paper, entered the army as Capt. an
was mustered ont as Major Genera
was Governor of the state, served thre
terms in Congress, and served in tn
, Senate for twenty-four years.
SAMUEL b. GLENN.
The death of Samuel B. Glenn OF
Clarion street, Bradford, Pa. occurre
at the family residence at $50 o'cloc
D. m, Thursday. March 16, 1905, age
As years. Mr.. Glenn has been sutfers
: from paralysis for several years, du
ing which time he was practically he'll
less He is survived by his widow, an
two sons. Chas. Fl. and J. Alden. bot
at home; his father, Wm. c. Glenn (
West Sunbury; sister. Miss Ada, ali
: West Sunbury; and two brothers, G.
! and James A. Of Uniontown, Pa. Tt
, deceased was well known resident
Bradford, sincere christian and WI
highly respected by large number
friends. Funeral services were COZ
Quoted Monday. March 20. at IL
family residence by Rev. A. J. Guaf
of the United Brethren church.