Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-01-12
DEATHS.

MAXWELL-At his home in Butter.
Jan 5, 1905, David I. Maxwell. aged
IL wears
MORTLAND AT his home in Butler,
Jan. 6. 1905, Carl. son of john y.
Mortland, aged "A years.
KENNEDY-At his home rear Block
town, Lawrence county, Jan. Z, 1905.
Alexander Kennedy. a native OF But
Ter county, aged 76 years.
MCCRACKEN-At Harlansburg, Jan.
6, 1905, Miss Belle McCracken, aged
so years.
POTTS-At his home in St Louis, Jan.
4. 1905. Wm. VI. Potts. native of
Glade Mills, aged Sc years.
He was buried at Pittsburg, where he
lived for some years. He is survived
by his wife and two children.
SHEARER-At his home in Connoque-
Messing, Jan. 4 1905, Joseph w.
Shearer, aged 60 years.
SCHROBEL-Ath her home in Butler.
Jan. 8, 1905, Miss Margaret, daugh-
ter OF Philip Schrobel, aged 10 days
Mrs. Schrobei died few days before
her child.
DAUGHERTY--At her home in Done
gal twp, Jan. 6, 1905, Mrs. James
Daugherty, in her S4th year.
COCHRAN-At his home on s Wash
ington ST., Butler, Jan. ), 1905, ii
Worth, son of Mr. and Mrs J. 9.
Cochran, in his nth year.
Worth, with his parents, moved from
Indiana county TO Butler about two
years ago, and he entered the CITIZEN
Office as an APPRENTICE During the
epidemic he went down with the fever.
and had not been strong since, although
he had not been bedfast until within
"a hours of his death-the immediate
cause of which being diabetes. Worth
was Of a loyable and accommodating
disposition, and was never so happy or
contented as when doing another good
turn His body was taken to Indiana
county for burial, Saturday LAST, the
funeral services being held on Friday
evening, at his home, conducted by Rev.
Robinson, of the u p church, of which
he was a member.
The stricken family have the sym
pathy of all in their sad bereavement.
BLINN-At his home in Franklin twp,
Jan 10, '05. LIP. Blinn, aged 40 years
Mr.. Blinn's death was caused by a
stroke of apoplexy, Monday evening
ne . suIhifcu ny Ills WIG, AOS <1AOS-N'
and one child.
RIDDLE--At the home Of his daughter,
Mrs JaEses Criswell, in Sharpsbnrg,
Sunday, Jan. s, '05, John G. Riddle,
in his S0th year.
Mr. Riddle was native and old resi-
dent of Clinton twp. this county. and
was a county commissioner from 10 to
'73. He served in the 9th artillery dur
ing the war. and was member of the
Oak Grove U. p. church in Clinton tp.
His death was hastene6 by fall up
on the porch, By which his shoulder
was broken.
He is survived by seven children, Mrs.
Harvey and Mrs. Hemphill, of this
county; Mrs. Criswell and Mrs. Harvey,
Robert and Elmer, of Sharpsburg, and
John. of Tarentum.
SCHENCK AT her home in Butler.
JAMS, '05. Mrs. Louise NJ. nee Forcht,
wife of George Schenck, aged 81
years.
Mrs. Schenck's death was caused by
blood poisoning, following the injuries
received in the runaway accident of
last September.
CONWAY-At her home in Economy
Jan. 8, '05, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of
John Conway, aged 30 years.
Her death was caused by pneumonia.
She was born in Great Belt.
ALLISON-At Ford City, Jan. 0, '05,
Mrs Rachael, wife of William ALI
son, lately of Centre twp, aged 50
years.
Funeral from u. p. church, this
morning, after arrival Of 1888 train.
HOCKENBERRY-At her home in
Worth twp, Jan. 8. '05, Mrs. VIM.
Hockenberry, aged ~ years.
ROWAN-At his home in Penn twp,
Jan. 8, '05, Matthew b. Rowan,
aged 80 years.
His wife, one son. James. and one
daughter, Mrs. Emma Rosebaugh, sur-
vive him.
TURK-At her home in Butler, Jan. 9,
1905. Agnes Viola, infant daughter of
Harry Turk.
era WFORD AT her home in Ale
gheny, Jan. 10, '0j, Mrs. Isabella Nc
MILAN, wife Of Henry Crawford.
ADAMS AT the home Of her daughter,
Mira. Kate Frazier, in Portersville,
Jan. 8. '05. Mrs Sam uel Adams, aged
about rs years.
BOLINGER-At his home in Cherry
twp. Jan. TO- 'o5. Henry BoIipger,
aged "a years.
BA RILEY At her home in Parker
township. January 10, 1905, Martha
wife OF j. M. BARLEY, in her 4Sth
year.
BORTMAS--At his home in Concord
twp. Jan. 10. 1905, Rudolf Bortmas,
aged about GO years.
His wife and five children survive
him. He was grandson Of Benz
Bortmas, one of the pioneer settlers OF
Bntler county.
SWAR TZLANDER- her home in
Fairview twp. Jan. II, '05. Mr.
Phoebe Swartzla nder, mother of S.
M and W. J. Swartzlander, Of But
Ter, aged about n years.
Funeral ut Brick church, Cbicora.
1870 a. M, Saturday.
BOLE-At the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Lytie. in Pittsburg, Jan. IL. 0j.
Mrs. Jos. f. Bole, aged 65 years.
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