Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-04-23
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
HOPKINS-At her home in Butler,
April -. 1903, Miss Charlotte Hop
kins, aged - years.
BUTLER-At his home in Marion twp.
April Is, 1908, James II. Butler, aged
65 years.
KELLY-At her home in Butler, April
16. 1903, Mrs. Julia Ann, widow OF
VIM. D. Kelly, aged 80 years
COYLE-At his home in Clearfeld
township, April 20, 1903, infant son OF
J. G. Coyle.
YATES-At the Hospital, April p,
1903, Thomas Yates, aged p years
Mr.. Yates was injured, Monday, al
the Car Works. His body was taken to
Allegheny, his former home.
BADGER the home Of her mother,
Mrs. NJ. J. Drake in Worth twp,
April s, 1903. Mrs. Mary B.. wife Of
Rev. c. G. Badger. in her SD year.
Her death was a shock TO her many
friends, as her sickness pneumonia de-
veloped rapidly and she fingered but
few days
Mrs. Badger was an active church
worker and was great help to her hus-
band in his ministerial work. In her
last hours on earth she was greatly con
soled bv the words of the first part OF
14th chapter of st John, which were
read to her a few hours before her
death.
Besides her husband, she leaves two
children-Earl, seven years old, and
Iona. two wears old also three sisters
and two brothers In her death hel
death her husband loses an atfectionatt
wife and the children loving mother
The funeral was from the home OF
her mother and was conducted by heVs
McClesster and Wilson. 1nterment was
in the West Liberty cemetery.
HELLER-At his home in Jefferson
twp, April 10, 1903, Henry Heller
aged 10 years.
POSTALWAITE-At her home il
Great Belt, April II, 1903, Mrs. Sarah
NJ. Postalwaite.
Her body was shipped to Miffiir
county
CAIN At her home in Butler twp.
April 90, 1903. infant daughter OF ,
d. Cain.
Obituary.
HENRY EAssoN BLAIR,
Henry E. Blair, son Of the late Henr,
r. Blair of Slipperyrock twp, died q
the McKeesport hospital, April 3, 1913
after fourteen week 3 illness OF appen
dicitis and typhoid fever followed by al
abcess OH the liver.
He was % years Of age, was a mem
Al 81 .l.rt tar fs.f
church, and favorite among hi
fiends and acquaintances
Interment was in the Slipperyr0ci
cemetery
PAUL TRoUTMAN.
Paul Troutman was born in Heller
ing. Alsace Lorraine. France, now par
OF Germany. May %, 1896, where he re
sided until 1855. His parents wer
members of the Reformed church ant
he was confirmed in that faith in 1850
His brother Stephen had come d
Americal some years previous, and wa
| living in Millerstown and he came Z
America and made his home with III
brother. In 1862 he was married L
Miss Caroline Nolf and lived for some
time at Bradys Bend, where he worke'
| in the rolling mill. IN 1868 he purchas
| ed farm near Buena Vista, and sool
| after moved into that town and engag
ed the mercantile business. He ha'
previously been engaged in the oil bus
mess in the vicinity Of Oil City AM
Franklin. From 1872 to 1885 he was IN
| terested in the oil business, ceased th
| mercantile business and moved TO But
| Ter in 1900, from where he attended {
his business, going to and from his well
| in tine vicinity of Millerstown. makinI
his home with his eldest son. Henry.
| He waa very industrious, attendin
| strictly TO business and had accnmulai
| ed considerable property. While livini
near Millerstown he was a member 0
| the German church of that place, an
contributed literally to its support. II
assisted in the erection OF the presen
| church buil1ing there. After comin
| to Butler he attended the Bethany Re
formed church on North st and durini
| the present pastorate, about one yea
previous to his death, became regula
member Of that congregation. he Wa
| interested in its progress, regularly at
| tended its services and was liberia
contributor to it's support. He ais
contributed TO the Orphsns' Home AM
| the Y. NJ 9. A.
His illness was brief and his dealt
sudden He had been i'll during III
| early part OF Holy week, and had calle'
his son 10 his room. but rallied and wa
| out again On the evening Of Goo
| Friday he was present at the service
preparatory to the Holy Communion ol
| Easter morning That night he becam
worse and the doctor was called. Every
/ thing was done that skill and lovinI
| hands could do 70 relieve him. Hi
| wife and other Sons was summoned &
his bedside on Saturday, and when h
peacefully passed away at = o'clock oi
Easter morning. his wife and son Henr.
were by his side.
His wife aud three sons remain Will
one son and three daughters preceede
him 10 rest.
Funeral services were held at his lat
home on Tuesday evening. April n, an
on the following morning his remain
were taken 10 Chicora and, after brie
service in the German church, were llic
TO rest In his own beautiful lot IN th
cemetery. His age was 66 years, /
months and n days
Col. w. ID Stack Of Braddock dicd oi
Monday, from pneumonia.
Mrs. Kohlmeyer, widow OF Henr
Kohlmeyer formerly Of Allegheny twp.
was found dead in her chair. ut he
home in Groye City, yesterday morn
ing She was the mother Of John Kohl