KERR, SAINTNEOY, WILSON, CAMPBELL, MCEWEN William KERR, aged 34 years, died at the Mercy hospital as a result of injuries received in the mine of the Pittsburgh Coal company at Pitco, Pa. Funeral services were held on Tuesday evening. Interment was at Lebanon, Pa. on Wednesday. Vete SAINTNEOY, aged 38, died Saturday in Charleroi of injuries received five years ago, from which he never fully recovered. He was brought to his home in Lincoln Avenue on Saturday. Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. W. D. IRONS. Interment took place in the Robinson Run cemetery. Mr. SAINTNEOY is survived by his mother and three sisters, Mrs. August CONSTANCE of Charleroi, Mrs. CENIS, located in Ohio and Mrs. Ed. POUND of Burgettstown; also one brother, August, in Ohio. On Wednesday, January 14th, 1920, at 5:35 p.m., in her home at Imperial, Pa., Elizabeth WILSON, wife of W. J. WILSON, was called to her home beyond. Mr. and Mrs. WILSON just recently returned from Florida, where they had been for a short time, hoping the change would be of great benefit to Mrs. WILSON, but as she grew worse she longed to return home. Sarah Elizabeth JOHNSTON was born March 10, 1854, near Bruceton, where she lived until her marriage in 1880 to Mr. WILSON. She became a member of the Bethel church in her early teens, but on coming to Imperial, united with the Valley Presbyterian church. She has lived in Imperial nearly forty years. Funeral services were held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. in the Valley church by Rev. SNYDER. Interment was in Valley cemetery. She is survived by her husband, one daughter, Mrs. Alvin KEARNS; three grandchildren and four brothers. David CAMPBELL died at his home in Fourth street on Saturday afternoon, January 17, 1920. He was aged 78 years. Mr. CAMPBELL was born in County Down, Ireland, March 28, 1841 and was brought to America by his parents when six years of age. The family resided in Ohio for many years and at the time of the Civil war, Mr. CAMPBELL enlisted in an Ohio regiment, ___ing through the war. In ... he came to McDonald and engaged in the grocery business, where he remained in business until but a few ____ ago. Mr. CAMPBELL took an active interest ... retaining to the welfare of ... and had served in Council ... burgess, which offices he ... credit. ... a member of the First United Presbyterian church, and for many years ... on its Board of Trustees. He is survived by his widow, who before ... marriage was Miss Kate BE___ of Canonsburg; and three daughters, ... J. MILLER and Mrs. J. K. ____ of McDonald, and Mrs. C. B. ____ of Washington, Pa. Eleven ____ and two great grandchildren survive. Funeral services were held at his late home Tuesday afternoon at 2 ... charge of his pastor, Rev. ... D. D. Interment was in the Robinson Run cemetery. ... Saturday afternoon, January 17, 1920, at __:10, in the City hospital at ___n, Pa., occurred the death of John R. MCEWEN, of Canonsburg. On December 21, 1919, he fell ... red his thigh, which caused ... He was born January 9, ____ ... old MCEWEN homestead on _____ avenue, Oakdale, and was a son of __nry C. and Elizabeth MC____ sed. On June 25, 1902, he was united in marriage to Emma M. ____ ... with the exception of two ... Angeles, Cal., he has always ... this vicinity. He, for a ... Sheridan and at the time ... resided in Canonsburg. He was a carpenter by trade. ... circle of friends. He ... of the Knights of Pythias ... veteran of the Spanish-... ... joined the National ... private in Company C., ... and served as a private ... promoted to the rank of sergeant and then to ... sergeant, until August ... was commissioned ... __t, and on August 23, ... ___moted to Captain and ... nd of the company. ___ptain until after the ... ___onneaut in July 1897 ... from service in the ... company was re___ in the Spanish- ... ___terel the National ..., April 12, 1898 and ... ___ental Commander ... to Corporal June ... __rtermaster Ser___ was mustered ... in February 28, ... remainder missing