Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-04-09
DEATHS.

HAYS-At a hospital in Pittsburg,
April 6. 1903. Hershal Hays of Gallery,
aged about 3j years.
O'CONNER-At his home on Brady
St, Monday. April 6, 1908, of typhoid
fever, Lee O'Conner. aged 81 years
He was a son of Dennis O'Conner and
was tracer for the Car Works.
KELLY-At her home on Brown ave,
Sunday, April ), 1908. of liver tronble,
Margaret Kelly, aged 32 years.
CONAWAY-At his home in Oakland,
April /, 1908 Frank Conaway, aged
"a years.
MEEDER his home in Cranberry
township, April 1st, 1908, Frederick
Meeder, aged rs years
Mr.. Meeder was one of the oldest and
most respected citizens of that township.
His death was caused by apoplexy. His
children and grandchildren celebrated
his 18th birthday: the week before.
ENGLEDER-Ath his home in jefferson
township April ?, 1908. Rev. Carl
Engleder. pastor of the German
Lutheran church at Hannahstown,
aged about 80 years.
MAXWELL-At his home in Chester
field Co, Va, March 26, 1908, R. B.
Maxwell, formerly of Summit twp,
aged So years and months.
MIR. Maxwell went to Virginia "a
years ago, engaged in farming and pros
pered there. He vas the father of l..
NJ Maxwell of Butler J. f. and Sadie
were with him in Virginia.
MCGRATH-At her home in Butler,
April Z, 1908, Anora Ellen, wife of
Dennis McGrath aged "A years.
Mrs. McGrath's death was caused by
pneumonia.
MCCANDLESS- Brush Creek, Bea-
yer county April 4, 1908, Abner Nc
Candless, formerly of Centre twp.
aged about 61 years.
He was buried at North Cemetery
i Butler, Monday.
CONWAY-At his home in Greenville
April 6, 1903, Milton Conway, aged
about 45 years
He was son of Hugh Conway OF
Concord twp, had lived in Greenvillt
for some years, and was buried at Wes
Sunbury, yesterday.
MARTIN-At Denver, Col, March
1903, Isaiah II. Martin, formerly o.
Martinsburg, in his 69th year.
He was brother of Mrs Maria Kei
ly of Brain.
Obituary.
Hugh McCue, formerly of Port
Perry, died at the County Home, Mon
day, aged 80 years.
Anton Krut. Sr. of the South Side
Plttsburg. father of Anton Krut, tht
| florist of Butler, died Tuesday, aged Z;
years.
James B. Caller, formerly of Chicor;
and Butler, died at Warren Hospita
last Sunday, aged 65 years.
John H. Heiner. Sunday, received ;
| telegram from San Antonio, Texas, an
nouncing the death of his nephew
Herbert Tripp, aged twenty years
| formerly of the Kittanning Trust Co
Death came suddenly as the result q
was son of Capt Percy Trip of thu
| Regulars and nephew Of U. S. Distric
Attorney D. B Heiner.
DEE JACK.
| Dee Jack, young man employed il
| the West Virginia oil field as a too
| dresser, and son of Matthew Jack
| formerly of West Liberty, was killed
| by the explosion Of boiler March 27
1903. His remains were brought home
and afterwards inferred in the ALE
gheny cemetery, near Foxburg, Pa.
He has gone from his dear ones. hi
friends, and his wife,
| Whom he willingly toiled for and loved
as his life;
Oh, God how mysterious and how
strange are thy ways,
To take from us this loved one in the
best of his days.
We wish to extend our thanks to the
kind friends and neighbors who SO will
ingly helped US in the sad bereavmen
| Ill the loss Of our beloved son.
Mr.. AND MRS. M +. JACK