Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-04-16
DEATHS.

SCHAIDT-In Pittsburg, April 5, 1908,
Mrs. Veronica, widow of j. q
Schmidt, in her Slst year.
GRABE-At the nome of his son, W.
II. Grade, in Jefferson twp, April s.
1903. George G. Grade, in his S7th
year.
He came to Saxonburg from Mill
hansen, Saxony. when he was but four
teen years of age, and has been resi-
dent of Jefferson twp. ever since. His
wife died four years ago last January.
STAPLES-At her home in Gallery,
April ., 1908. Miss Maude Staples,
daughter of John Staples aged -
years.
BROWN-At his home in Harrisville,
April /, 1903 Nathan Brown.
GEORGE-At her home in Butler,
April 10, 1908, Mrs. Susan George,
aged so years.
She was buried at West Monterrey.
WEIGAND-At her home in Winfield
twp. April Z, 1908, Mrs Weigand.
widow of Valentine Weigand, aged
about go years.
Mrs. Weigands death was a sudden
one. She got breakfast for her boys,
that morning.
BAILEY-At her home in Marion twp
April 8, 1903. Mrs Margaret wife of
David Bailey, aged "a years.
Her husband and three children
survive.
HOPKINS-At her home on Lincoln
street, April 16, 1903, Miss Hopkins,
aged Is years.
ALBERT-At the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Benjamin c. Quigley, S04
Walker ave-, April 8, 1903, Mrs.
Maria Albert in her S0th year.
She was the widow of Andrew Albert,
and mother Of Mrs. Quigley and Warren
Albert.
KENNEDY-At her home in Penn
township, April g. 1903, Matilda Bell,
daughter cf l.. c. Kennedy, aged )
years.
BURKE-At the home of her daughter,
Mrs. J. B. Black, in Butler, April y,
1908, Mrs. Burke, widow of Rev. E.
Burke, aged 50 years.
She is survived by her son, John, in
Allegheny; daughter in Wyoming,
and Mrs. Black.
EHRHART-At her home in Karns
City, April 12, 1903, Mrs. j. S. Ehr-
hart, aged II years
MITCHELL-At her home in Butler.
April 13, 1908. after an extended i'll
ness with fever, Alice, daughter of
James B. Mitchell, aged 16 years.
KERR-At his home in Marion twp,
April 10, 1903, James III. Kerr, aged
60 years.
Death was caused by blood poisoning
and kidney trouble. Mr.. Kerr was a
| lifelong resident of Marion twp, His
| wife, decd, was sister of Attorney J
c. Vanderlin of Butler. Two sons and
| five daughters survive him.
SOLBACH-At the home of his daugh
ter, Mrs. Thail, Sl4 Butler ST., Etna
April 0, 1908, Bernard Sol
bach, aged SO years
Mr. Solbach was born in France, came
to this county when young man, work
ed ON the river for some years and ther
came to this county, where he resided
| in all, 80 years-the last 81 of which
were passed in Butler, at his book
bindery on Z. Jefferson st. His wife
| died here year or so ago. after which
| he went to Pittsburg, and lived with
his daughter.
TROUTMAN-Ath his home on MiffliI
ST., Sunday, April II, 1903, Pau
Troutman, in his 9th year.
Death resulted after thirty hours
illness with pneumonia. The deceased
was a veteran of the civil war and own
| ed the Troutman oil farm. Four sons
II. N, Edward, John and Louis and
| one daughter survive him.
| GOLD-At the home Of his sister, Mrs
Byers, in West Sunbury, April 12
1903, Newton Gold, aged about 81
years.
| Mr. Gold returned from the West
lately. His wife died some years ago
and his only child. Samuel, has lately
been living in Butler.
Obituary.
Chas. Conway, formerly of Butler
died at Allegheny General Hospital
last Friday.
Edward Murphy, formerly of For
ward twp. died at the County Home,
Monday, aged G6 years.