Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-03-08
DEATHS.

FULTOE-At his home near Evsns
City, February 26, 1905, Chas Fulton,
aged 22 years.
CUBBAGE-At his home in Penn twp,
near Glade Mills. March /, 1906.
James Cubbage, aged 76 years.
LEISEY-At her home in Portersville,
February 90. 1906, Edna Ethel, daugh-
ter of Fred Leisey. aged IA years.
SCHILLING-At her home in Forward
township, February 90, 1906, Mrs.
Herman Schilliug, in her g. year.
She is survived by her husband, Louis
at home, and Mrs. VIM. Miller at
Waters.
township, March /, 1906, Abraham NJ.
Ziegler, aged 73 yeals.
CHRISTY-At his home in Venango
township, February 81, 1906, John
Christy, aged about As years.
Mr.. Christy's death was caused by in
fiammation of the bowels. He was
single man.
RAMSEY-At his home near Grove
City, March 4, 1906. 1. w. Ramsey,
father of Mrs. NJ. NJ Stillwagon of
Butler, aged 5S years.
HUTCHISON-At his home in Oaklar d
township. March a, 1906. VIM. John
Hutchison, aged 81 years.
WENTZEL-At his home in Saxon
burg, February ), 1906, Charles
Wentzel. aged SO years.
Mr., Wentzel was born in Austria in
1916, and came to this country in 1S45
He is survived by his wife, nee Mary
Michel, and five children.
FLICK-At his home in Pittsburg,
March 6, 1906, Harry Flick, in his 3Sth
year.
SHIEVER-At his home in Butler.
March 8, 1906, George w Shiever,
aged 40 years.
Mr. Shiever had been in poor health
for some years For many years he
of the Butler Eagle, and was well and
favorably known throughout the coun-
ty, but owing to ill health he retired
a member of the Council of the First
English Lutheran church, and is sur
vived by his wife. nee Fisher, two
sons, John and Paul. and one daughter,
Mrs. Charles Leonard all Of Butler,
He was born in Zelienople and raised
by Rey. Fritz, formerly of Butler, and
now decd.
ALWINE-At her home near Saxon
burg, March 6. 1906. Mrs. Mary, wife
of Francis Alwine, aged 20 years.
KINGSBURY-Att the home of J. N.
Cubbison in Harrisville, March 6,
1906, Henry P, son of Cyrus Kings
bury of Slipperyrock, aged 40 years.
WHEELER-Ath his home in Harmony,
March 1, 1905. G. E. Wheeler, aged
65 years.
Mr.. Wheeler's death was caused by
chronic rheumatism, which had affiict-
ed him and made him helpless for six
teen years. He is survived by his wife,
formerly Mrs. Alexander, and nee
Wick, and several children.
ALEXANDRIA, her home in Har-
mony, March 2, 1906, Mrs. William
Alexander, aged about 80 years. and
daughter of Mr. Wheeler, noted above.
Mrs. Alexander's death was caused by
blood poisoning, following the treat
ment of case of malaria contracted in
Kansas She and her father were buried
together, from the German Reformed
church IN Harmony. last Sunday.
Obituary.
Gov. Hogg of Texas, known as Hon
est Quart Hogg" died last Saturday.
Jos. L. Tichborne, aged 81 years, died
at New Castle, this week, and was
buried at Mars.
Gen. John M. Schofield, the last sur
viving Army Commander during the
Civil War, died at st. Augustine,
Florida, last Sunday.
J. Wesley Ramsey, former resident
of Grove City. died early last Sunday
morning at his home near Amsterdam
after a four hours illness from heart
trouble. He was born at Slipperyrock
on May z, 1S4S and was married at
Greensburg about 3S years ago to Miss
Sarah E. Chestnut. The couple COM
menced housekeeping at Slipperyrock
and afterwords resided in different
placcr, including a ocvon years resi-
dence at Grove City at previous period
and a second of nearly year. They re-
moved from Grove City to Amsterdam
during the early winter.