Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-09-19
DEATHS.

CASTOR his home in West Liberty,
September s, 1901, Edward Castor,
son of Frank Castor, aged 20 years.
DUFFORD-At mis- home in CoDnoque-
Messing twp, Sept. 10, 1901, William
Dufford, aged 6o years.
DEWOLFE-At the County Home,
September 49, 1901, Champion De-
Wolfe, aged - years.
He was a native of Butler and son
of the late DR.. ii. c. DeWolfe.
GRAHAM-At the County Home, Sept.
/ 10, 1901, Daniel K. Graham, aged "a
years.
! Mr.. Graham went to the Home an
I invalid short time ago and his death
was caused by dropsy. His property in
/ Brady township was sold recently at
| Sheriff Sale. He is survived by his
widow and children.
/ ALLEN-At his home in Pittsburg,
| September 10, 1901, Richard Allen, in
his S4th year.
! MIR Allen has relatives in this county.
/ He ran the first passenger engine from
! Altoona to Pittsburg, and had been on
! the retired list of the Penn'a r. K. Co.
I for many years.
TROUTMAN-AtI Iowa Park, Texas,
/ Sept. 1. 1901, Leonard Troutman,
formerly of Butler, aged 40 years.
| CROCKETT AT the County Home.
September 12, 1901, Albert Crockett,
| aged IS years.
| CUMMfNS- his home in Allegheny,
| September II, 1901, w. ]. Cummins,
formerly of Butler, aged 30 years.
DODDS AT her home in Prospect,
/ September /, 1901, Mrs. Elizabeth,
| widow of w w. Doods, aged about
so years.
Hon. William w. Dodds, whose
| widows death is above recorded, died
in Prospect some thirty years ago. He
was in his day one of the most active
and prominent men of the county, par
ticularly in political affairs He was
| one of the first members of the Legisla-
ture under what we now know as the
Republican party, being elected in 1857
and 1858, when the party was being
formed. He was man of more than
ordinary intelligence and quite infu-
ential as citizen.
| POTTS-At Dixmont Asylum, near
Pittsburg, September 16, 1901, Levi
Potts aged about 70 years.
Mr. Potts was born and raised in this
place and was well known to near al
our citizens. He had been at the
Asylum for number of years.
\ HARVEY-At the home of her sister
Mrs George Hays, in Middlesex twp,
September Is, 1901. Margaret, wife OF
James Harvey, decd, of Clinton twp.
aged 50 years.
KEENE- Sept II, 1901, at Los Angeles
Cal Frank NJ. Keene, Jr., aged "a
years.
Failing health forced the deceased Il
give up his tobacco business in Butler
and seek a more salubricus climate {
few months ago. His death was caused
by consumption. His father was with
him and is bringing his remains home
FALKNER-At his home in Carbon
Black, September 10, 1901, Harry, sol
Of Lewis Falkner, aged about 10 years
KNAUSE-At his home in SUNNI
twp, September A. 1901, Andrew
Knause, aged SO years.
PAPE-At her home in Butler, Tuesda.
morning, September II, 1901, Mrs
Mary Pape, in her 62nd year.
Everybody liked Mrs. Pape," every
body was her friend, and her suddei
death was both n shock and surprise t
: this community. She had lately re
turned from trip to Buffalo, which
she greatly enjoyed, and she was ap
parently in her usual health. Monday
up to 10 o'clock. that night when sh
became seriously i'll, followed by uncon
sciousness, which continued until
o'clock next morning, when she expired
!, Mrs Pape's maiden name was Mar.
! Stehle, and she was the eldest child o
| Thomas Stehle, for many years one o
, best known business men Of Butler.
She was married to ID. t. Pape. il
1853, and since his death in 1885, has
with her sons, continued the milliner.
and jewelry business.
Her amaible and charitable disposition
endeared her TO all.
She is survived by four sons-Charles
Theodore, Gerard and Eugene, and tw
daughters, Mrs. Mary Lamb, and Mis-
Stella.
Her funeral will take place Frida,
morning Mt 8 o'clock, at the Englisl
Catholic church.
CAMPBELL-Se 1S, 1901, a
her home, 23l Third street, Butler, o
fever, Mrs Charles Fillmore Campbell
aged 20 years.
She leaves baby three weeks old