Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-01-25
DEATHS.

TACK-January IS, 1906, infant daugh
ter of Philip Tack, of Butler.
MARTIN-At her home in Butler, Jan.
10, 1906, Mrs. John Martin, nee Rath
Scott aged 81 years.
DAVIS--At his home in Adams twp,
January ~, 1906, George Dayis, aged
55 years.
CAMPBELL-At Emlenton, January
II, 1906, Carlisle c. Campbell, aged e6
years.
Mr.. Campbell was stricken with
paralysis. while talking to a friend on
the street, and died shortly after at the
home of his son-iu-law, Fl. A. Shirley.
He was a native of Venango twp
MYERS-At her home in Karns City,
JAN 10. 1906, Mrs. Michael Myers, in
her 10th year.
Her maiden name was Margaret
Kamerer, and she is survived by her
husband, three sons and seven daugh-
tiers.
KENNEDY-At his home near Porters-
vile, January 49, 1906, Pierce Ken
nedy. aged 65 years.
PROSCO-At his home in Red Row.
January 21, 1906, John Prosco, aged
years
RUMMEL-January 81, 1906, infant
daughter of George Rummsl of Win
field twp.
PARKER-At his home in East End,
Pittsburg, Jan. 20, 1906. William j.
Parker, aged so years.
Mr.. Parkers death was a sudden one.
end was caused by apoplexy. He was
born at Parker's Landing. and was a
son of Fullerton Parker His grand
father, John Parker, was the first as
sociate Judge of Butler county. Will
liam J. Parker became associated in
business with his father, was director
| in the Exchange bank, and with his
father helped to construct the Parker q
Karns City and the Karns City and
Butler narrow gauge railroads in 1873.
The father was president of the roads,
which were acquired by the Pittsburg
| 81 Western in 1881, and the son di-
rector In 1888 Fullerton Parker died
and the SOD, William, succeeded his
| father in his many enterprises. The
town of Parker's Landing was named
| for Fullerton Parker.
William Parker engaged extensively
in oil producing in 10th the Butler and
| Armstrong county fields and was sue
! cessful. About five years ago he left
Parker's Landing to accept the position
of superintendent Of the Standard Oil
Company's wells at Petersville. which
position he held until about six months
ago. when he removed to PittsDurg.
Mr. Parker is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Mary Z. Parker. one son, William
T. Parker, Of Parker, Pa, and four
sisters, Mrs. Mary Bollister. of Frank
lin; Mrs w G. Mobley. Mrs. s. M. Nc
Cough, and Mrs w. r. Spain, of Pitts
burg. He was buried at Parker. Mon
day.
MCKEE-At his home in Bellevue, Jan.
90, 1906. William J. Mckee, aged 6G
years.
Mr. Mckee lived in Butler for some
years and was the owner of consider
able real estate here. He is survived
by his wife, nee Dunlap, and one son
living in San Francisco.
FITZIMMONS-At the General Hos
pital, January %, 1905, Jacob. son of
p. Fitzsimmons of Renfrew. aged
years.
KUHN-At her homo in Concord twp,
January 90, 1906, Mrs. Sarah. widow
of McCallister Kuhn. aged 63 years.
Mrs Kuhn's death was caused by
typhoid.
CAROUTHERS-January %, 1906, at
her home in New Castle. infant
daughter Of Philip Carouthers. The
child was buried at White Oak
Springs church.
WIMER-At her home in Worth twp.
Jan. 10, 1906, Mrs Elizabeth, wife of
Samuel Winner, in her 74th year.
She is survived by her husband and
three daughters.
WILLITS-At her home in New Ken
sington, Jan. 20, 1906, Mrs. e. G.
Willis, mother of G. e. Willis of
Mars.