Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-04-12
DEATHS.
MCLAUGHLIN- Sunday april l, 1900,
at his home at North Washington,
Clark Mclaughlin.

Sunday April l, 1900,
at his home at North Washington,
Clark Mclaughlin.
the home of his aunt,
Mrs Kirk at Halston Station, Monday
April ,, 1900, Samuel Campbell
his home in Saxonburg,
March 81, 1900. Frederick Bauman
aged 90 years
Mr. Bauman was a marble cutter by
trade and an energetic useful citizen
He is survived by his wife and six sons
and two daughters.
his home in Tareutum
March %, 1900 John Kennedy form
erly of Middlesex twp. aged S6 years.
GRAHAM-M March %. 1900, at the home
of hel son, Thomas Bailey in Marion
twp, Mrs Sarah Graham aged 50 |
years.
"Wednesday. April 4, 1900, infant |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sell of |
Leasureville, aged three months.
his home near Maharg,
Thursday April 3 Charles Puff aged |
about - years.
He is survived by two sons, Harris OF
Penn twp and William j of Allegheny,
and five daughters, Mrs. James Hegin-
bothern. Mrs. Jennie Snider Mrs. Eta
Andrews and Sarah and Agnes athome.
His remains were buried at Middlesex
Presbyterian church Saturday
his home in Franklin
twp April 6, 1900, Jesse Outer, aged
about 10 years.
GRAHAM-April 7, 1900, Walter, son
6 IS py1flar aOQ6 y
years
WICK-At her home in Oakland twp.
April 6, 1900, Sarah, widow of VIM.
Wick, and mother cf Miller Wick, in
her s7th year. See Middletown Notes.
DOUTHETT- Wednesday, April 4,
1900, at his home east of Saxon sta
tion, Esq. Benjamin Douthett. in his
S5th year.
Mr.. Douthett was the last of gener-
alton of long livers He was brother
of Alexander Douthett who died last
July at the age of 7S. Several years
ago Benjamin lost an arm by being
struck by West Penn train. He leayes
two sons, Gilbert and George, and four
daughters His remains were lald to
rest in Cooper NJ E. cemetery at Han
nahstown Friday.
MCCONNELL-At his home in Worth
twp. April ,, 1900, Samuel McCon-
nell, aged about 40 years.
Mr.. Mcconnell was very good cltl-
zen. His death was caused by enlarge
ment of the liver. His wife and four
children survive him.
GLENN-At his home in Pittsburg
April Z, 1900, Thomas Glenn, son of
James Glenn of Clay twp. aged about
80 years
KEARNS- April ), 1900, infant child
of Harry Kearns of West Ave, But
ler
ORRELL-At Mercy Hospital, Pitts
burg April 7, 1900, widow of James
Orrell, lately deceased of Butler
twp, aged 30 years.
Five small children survive their par
ents.
RUSSELL-At his home in Concord
twp. April &, 1900. Samuel Russell,
aged about 81 years.
The following brief biography of the
deceased appeared in the CITIZEN of
Nov %. 1899, the contribution of |. ii.
Pisor.
Mr.. Russell was born Sept. 7th, 1916,
and is now in his S4th year. In his
earlier years he was famons for his
robust constitution and for his power of
physical endurance. Mr.. Russell has
always been free and fearless in the ex-
preston of his convictions. His Oldest
son o. II. p. Russell was a soldier in
the war of the rebellion and gave his
life in defense of his country. Another
son, r. NJ. died several years ago. His
other children are Ephriam, now resi-
dent of the Western oil field; Nelson,
who resides on the old homestead and
with whom Mr. Russell makes his
home; W. G., ex-Co. Supt. of West
Sunbury; Mrs Emma Story and doctors
John and Burt residents of the North
ern Pa, oil fields.
| STEHLE Mrs. Josephine Stehle, aged
Sc years. widow Of the late Thomas
Stehle, died at the residence OF her
daughter Mrs VIM. Aland on 5.
Main St, Butler at A.. NJ. April u.
1900
She leaves two children Mrs Aland
and Mrs ID. T. Pape.
DAVIS-At her home in Clinton twp
| April 8, 1900, Miss Sarah Davis, aged
| 81 years.
GELBACH- Anna Estella daughter Of
| Christian and Anna Gelbach of Mars
died on the 1st of April 1900, aged IA
years.
ROSS-At her home in Butler twp,
near Mt. Chestnut, April 10, 1900,
Mrs Mary Ross, aged 81 years.
She was the mother of Geo. Ross ol
| Butler
OBITUARY.
FLOYD Earl. son of Harvey and Eta
Turner of Concord twp, died March 2S,
1900, aged 5 years 3 months and IL
days
Whose tiny hands are folded
Upon the breast of love,
A sweet smile fingers on his face
| While his spirit rests above.
He is like n budding lily,
Forbidden here to grow,
Even in death most beautiful,
As pure and bright as snow.
Sad, though within the icy grave
We lay him down to rest,
We know he will blossom
On the Saviour's loving breast.
SO Floyd dear, kind farewell,
We must put you from our sight,
But your smiles will still be with MS
In darkness aud tho light.
John Il Rafferty,, retired minister OF
the Free Methodist church, was found
dead in his bed at his home in Renfrew
Tuesday morning. He was about 10
years Of age and lived alone But little
! is known Of his history. more than
he ,laimed 30 have been pre- siding
claGr in the Free Methodist church NJ
ono zine. and tiat he fled local ap-
poiatnrnts arunnl Reufrew occasional
~ duIing his residence in the tpwI.
Heart disease was the cause of his
death.
Mrs Rose Dorsey, aged III years,
died at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
William RI. HcmmiDges, | Rowley
street, Pittsburg, late Monday night.
Brady twp.