The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-01-04
RECENT DEATHS.
BULGER.

BULGER,
Mrs. Sarah Bulger, wife of W. j. Bull
ger, died at her home in Akron, Ohio,
Dec. "a, 1910, of dropsy, after an illness OF
nine months, aged So years The funeral
services we're held on Tuesday following
her death. Mrs. Bulger is survived by
her husband, two daughters and one son.
She is also survived by her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Doutt, of Tionesta, four sisters and
four brothers, two of whom are Mrs. J.
p. Grove and A. NJ. Doutt, of Tionesta.
Mrs. Grove and Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Doutt went TO Akron to attend the fun
eral services.
M'KENzIE.
Samuel Mckenzie, who lacked only
tour days of being 81 years of age, died
Dec. "a, 1910. at the home of his son, M.
S. Mckenzie, in Franklin, Pa, after be-
ing seriously i'll for four weeks. He was
brother Of John q. Mckenzie, of New
Evansville, who is fsvorsbly known to
many of our readers. The deceased was
veteran of the civil war, serving as a
member of Co. C., 10th Pennsylvania
Reserves, of which company but five of
the original members now survive His
wife has been dead for many years, but
three sons and two daughters survive.
WAGNER.
Mrs. c. A. Lsnson, of Tionests, re-
ceived the sad news on Christmas day OF
the death of her mother, Mrs. Rose Wag-
ner, which occurred Dec. "a, 1910, at the
family home at Tulare, California. Mrs.
Wagner's death was sudden, as Mrs.
Lanson had no intimation of her illness
and she had been in excellent health dur
ing the past year. The deceased was a
native of Germany. and was aged 50 years.
The family formerly resided at Randolph,
n. Y, and removed to California about
twenty-seven years ago. Besides the
daughter here, Mrs. Wagner is survived
by her husband, Frederick K Wagner,
of Tulsre, and one son, Frank Wagner,
of San Jocinto, California.
MORGAN.
William Morgan, aged about 75 years,
died at the Kane hospital Monday. His
home was at McDonsld's Corners. Clarion
county, where he conducted a livery
stable. The deceased was perhaps one oi
the best known men in the section oi
Clarion county where the most of his life
was spent, and his acquaintance with
Forest county people was also very ex-
tensive. For time, several years ago
he carried the mails between Tionests
and Leeper. AS horseman he was
recognized as one of the best in all this
section. Mr.. Morgan was veteran
soldier, serving through the civil war as
a member of the 10th Pa. Reserves. He
is survived by his wife, who was Miss
Mary McCloskey, three daughters and
one son. He was an uncle of our towns.
efs-P PJ Joseph Morgan. We are without
o. "0eN as to the cause of death, oil
loo an, oFt le &gements.
Isrl W. " pess,wALTERs.
''"~ Walters, daughter of Mr.
,5n Kennison, was born II
.le, Pa, June 5, 1880, and dice
p, a, t.s nome of her mother, in Tionests
Decem ber %, 1910. She was united il
marriage to Henry McCully Walters
May l, 1900, who with their four children
Dolores, Charlotte, Geraldine and Bea
trice, survive her. For the past few
years they have lived in Bridgeport, Ill.
where about one year ago she was oper
ated upon for cancer. She came HON,
last May on visit, accompanied by he
children, and since that time she ha
tronble returning, and after months o
suffering she passed peacefully away a
the time noted. She is also survived b.
her mother and two sisters, Mrs. Georg
Bently, of Msyville. N. Y, and Mis-
Hsz4l, at home; also two brothers
Charles. of Oil City, and Thomas, O
Spartansburg, Pa. Funeral services wer
held in the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday, Dec. 25th, at 3 p. m, Rev. W.
Calhoun officiating. Interment in River
side cemetery.
| NELL.
John R. Neill, a highly respected resi-
dent of Fsrmont, w. Va, died in th
Cook hospital in that city, Dec. 20, 1915
following surgical operation, after a
illness of about fourteen weeks. job
Reese Neill was born at Neilltown
then Venango county. now Fores
county, Pa, January 1lth, 1886. II
married Ellen Gilfillan of Clarion count
in 1866 and is survived by five children
Eugene, of near Parkersburg, w. Va
Charles, now located in Oklahoms; Mrs
Myrtle McCray, Miss Helen and Di
Clyde H. Neill, of Fairmont, The famil
moved to Fairmont from Pennsylvani
in 1900. Mr.. Nell was a memb ber {
Bradford Tent, No. 4, Maccabees. fo
over twenty-five years. He serve
throughout the Civil War in the lat
Regiment U. S. regular infantry and wa
member of Jesse Taylor Post, G. A. r
. NJ n 4