KELOSKY, MCKEE, VYSTIECK, HUTSEBAUT, GOSS, LITTELL, COLWELL, NEWCOMB On Friday July 20, at Reissing, infant twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. KELOSKY. Interment at Noblestown Saturday evening. The new-born infant of Mr. and Mrs. Charles MCKEE of South Fayette township died Sunday, July 22. The funeral was held Monday. Interment at Arlington. On Wednesday July 25th at Cherry Valley Autoni VYSTIECK son of Autoni and Mrs. VYSTIECK, aged 6 months. Interment and funeral services at Noblestown Friday afternoon at two o'clock. Mrs. Constance HUTSEBAUT, 68 years old, died Sunday, July 22, at her home at Cecil. The deceased at one time live here, also at Midway. Her husband and three married daughters survive. The funeral took place Tuesday. Interment was made at Venice. Miss GOSS, of near Imperial was bitten by a dog two months ago, but failed to take any treatment, thinking it to be unnecessary. On Monday of last week she was taken ill and sent to a hospital. There her case was pronounced hopeless and she died the following Thursday. The death was a very sad one as she was but 20 years of age and expected to be married in a short time. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. MCNARY attended the funeral of P. D. LITTELL, in Pittsburg, last week. Thomas COLWELL, who shot himself Saturday, July 14, at his home near the Shaw mine, died on Wednesday in the Mercy hospital. The remains were brought to the home of his father-in-law, R. T. CHETTLE, and services were held from there on Thursday conducted by Rev. D. L. HEADLEE, he was laid to rest in Center cemetery. *Midway column Once more has the Angel of Death visited our midst and plucked one of our brightest flowers, leaving desolate a home, where but a few short hours before was perfect happiness. On last Sunday night the spirit of little Cyrene, the 8 year old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. J. NEWCOMB winged on its way to that bright and heavenly home from whence no traveler returneth. Like a bud just ready to bloom was little Cyrene when the hand of death was laid upon her and God took her to himself, leaving behind aching hearts and scalding tears. It is said most truthfully the ways of God are mysterious and surpass man's understanding, but he doeth all things well. . Cyrene was sick a very short time with diphtheria and her death was a surprise to her many friends. She was the only child, and her heart broken parents have the sympathy of the whole community. *Midway column, non genealogical portions snipped for brevity