Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-05-24
DEATHS.

the parents home in
Callerv, MAY 10. 1906. infant daugh-
tel cf John ana Auna Kennedy. aged
sixteen days.
her home III Okla
hnma, May II. 1906. Mrs. Samuel
Tweatier aged about 30 years
Mr.. and Mrs Twentier were residents
of Evans City until their removal to
Oklahoma last year. She was daugh-
ter of Nathan Brown Of Harrisville, and
leaves two children. Her remains wee
brough. to Evans City for burial.
Mrs Twentier was engaged in work
ing about the house and in some way
her clothes took fire from the kitchen
stove and she ran out of doors to large
tank of water She ran up ladder 10
tie top Of the tank and jumped in with
the idea of extinguishing the flames.
Her body was found few hours later
by her husband who missed her and in
stituted a search for her. The woman
was found to have been drowned. She
had evidently tainted from Che pain of
her burns ami before help could come
she had died.
WECKBECKER- his home in
Sharpsburg, May II, 1906, William
Weckbecker, aged p years.
BERGBIGLER- her home in Sum
nit township, May 10, 1906, Mrs.
George Bergbigler, aged 40 years.
WELSH-At her home in Copnoque-
Messing township, May 10. 1906,
Florence, daughter of J. Murl Welsh.
aged years
Her death was caused by ceTebro-
meningitis disease of the brain, and
another child, a boy, was down with
same disease.
PATTERSON-At his home in Clay
township, May Is, 1906, Eli Patter
son, aged about 65 years
MCDIVITT-At her home in Clay twp,
May %, 1906, Miss Catharine Nc
Divitt, aged about 60 years.
| ALLEN-At her home in Clay twp,
Mrs. Jas. Frazier's) May %, 1906,
Miss Rachel Allen, aged about 80
| years.
SNYDER-At Salida, Colorado, May
90. 1906, Marion Snyder, formerly Of
| Slipperyrock township, aged 50 years
He leaves q wife and six children.
WILES-At Passavant Hospital Pitts
| burg, May II. 1906, Harvey j. Wiles,
of Sheridan, formerly of Chicora, IN
mis- Goth year.
Internent Saturday, at Deer Ora ek
church near BakerstowD.
WIMER--At the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Coovert in Ellwood March II,
1906, Isaac Winner, in his S9th year.
He was born in Portersville in 1917
was first married TO Jemima Moon.
aud after her death to Anna Hecka
thorn He left large family.
iLIVlNGSTONE-At the Hospital, May
20. 1906, Thomas Livingston, aged 4t
years.
Mr. Livingstone was native Of Ire
land, and came TO Butler about a year
ago to work in the Car Works His
death was caused by spinal meningitis
and he was buried with his bed cloth
ling. He leaves wife and four child
ren.
O'DONNELL-Ath her home in Clear
field twp, May 81 1906 Mrs. Ellen
O'Donnell, aged 50 years.
MCBRIDE-At his home in Franklin
twp, May 13, 1906 D. Edison. son OF
the late Robert Mcbride, aged q
years,
His death was caused by spinal men
ingitis He was bright young mar
and will be missed by the entire COM
munity.
Obituary.
Mrs. John Guiton, a sister of JohI
Green of Hilliard, died al her home in
Oil City, last Sunday.
The remains of P. J. McDonough
who died in Philadelphia last week ar
rived in Butler. Monday, and were in
J TERED in Calvary cemetery
A. Fl. Kuhns of Port Townsend
Wash, a brother of Mrs. A. II. Bar
tholomew of Prospect, died recently
He was engaged in the canning busi
ness.
| Chas. Carey died at New Kensington
last week and was buried in Butler.
Mrs. Sarah j. Allshouse of Wilmer
ding, followed her divorced husband il
death last Thursday She was formerly
the wife of George D. Allshouse, who
was found dead on May 8 with bullet
in his brain The woman was kept in
Ignorance of her former husbands death
and died from asthma On Friday the
coroner reopened the inquest into Geo
Id. Allshouse's death to determine
whether he committed suicide or was
murdered, as his sone alleged. Mrs.
Alshouse's maiden name was Welsh
and she was born in Butler county 63
years ago. After her marriage she
went to Allegheny and lived there until
II years ago, when she and her husband
moved to Wilmerding. One year age
she secured divorce from her husband
Sic is survived by five sons, Edward D.,
Jr. William L., Harvey and Frank.