Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-02-23
DEATHS.

Is, lJUJ. MIS-. Esther, WlIc OI w lllidui
Graham, aged about 80 years.
Her death was caused by grippe. She
is survived by her husband, two sons
and three daughters.
CROSS-At her home in Butler, Feb
II, 1905, Louise, daughter of W. l..
Cross,a ed years.
Her death was caused by pneumonia
WALLACE-Ath his home in Allegheny,
Feb. 10, 1905, Dr. Theodore Gushing
Wallace, in his Goth year.
DR. Wallace was born on the farm,
south of Butler in 1889, and located IN
Allegheny about 35 years ago.
RADER-At the home of his daughter
Mrs. Marguerite Feigel. in Butler,
Feb II, 1905, Peter RAIDER, formerly
of Connoquenessing twp. aged 81
years.
He Is survived by two sons, Lewis and
William of Connoquenessing. and three
daughters. The "a oil wells on his
farm are owned by the Standard Oil Co
DAvIS-At his home in Boyers. Feb
IL, 1905, Reese Davis, in his 51st year
Mr.. Davis death was caused by ca
tarrh Of the stomach. He formerly
lived at Claytonia, and was well and
favorably known in mining circles. Ht
was buried at Harrisville. His wife
and three daughters survive him.
DUFFY-At his home in Marion twp.
Feb. 12, 1905 John Duffy in his list
year.
MORRISON-At his home in Harris
vile, Feb 8, 1905. James Fl. Morrison
Sr, in his S0th year.
He is survived by three sons: j. H.,
Jr., and Walter l., of Harrisville and
Hszen. who resides i'm Mercer. Mrs
Morrison died about one year ago.
ELWAIN-At his home in Sewickly
Feb IS, 1905, John McElwain, ma
tive of Zelienople. aged 64 years
McBRIDE-At his home in Butler, Feb
10, 1905. Joseph Paul, son OF |. L.
Mcbride, age years.
McFARLAND-At her home in ALE
gheny, Feb. IS. 1905. Eleanore Berry.
former wife Of A. y. G. Mcfarland
aged 43 years. Her death was caused
by typhoid.
REIGER-At her home near Carbon
Centre, Feb. 1S, 1905. Mrs Valentine
Reiger. aged II years.
HOLLAND AT her home in Washing
ton twp, Feb. 20, 1905, Mrs. Frank
Holland, aged % years.
SHAVER-At his home In Butler, Feb.
81, 1905, G. w. Shaver, formerly oi
Crawford county. aged 62 years.
McCANDLESS- her home in Centre
township, February 81. 1905. Mrs
Amelia Bingham, widow of w. Coulter
MbCandless, aged Ga years.
YOUNG February 22, 1905, Louis f..
infant SON OF George Young.
| FLEMING his home in Buffalo
township, February ~, 1905, Edward
Fleming. aged years.
His death was caused by typhoid,
ARMSTRONG AT his home in Slip
peryrock township, February 10, 1905
George Armstrong, aged - years.
WILSON-At Sonvea, N. Y, Feb. II
1905. Thomas III. Wilson, formerly o
Butler, aged 20 years.
He was buried from the home of hi
sister. Mrs J. u. Mates in Butler, yes
terday.
BALDAUF-Ath her home in Pittsburg
Feb. 20, 1905, Mrs. Lizzie Baldauf
formerly of Butler
GILLMAN-F 20, 1905, infant sol
Of Joseph Gilman Of Butler.
BARTLEY-At his home in Allegheny
Feb. 10, 1905, Harry II. BARLEY, aged
81 years.
McCREA-At his home in Donega
twp, Feb. 81, 1905, James II. McCrea
aged AZ years
Mr.. McCreas death was caused By
kidney trouble. He was the younges
son of Daniel McCrea, decd.
DUPONT-At bis home on Zeigler Ave
Feb. 90, 1905, Valentine Dupont, aged
75 years.
YOUNG-At his home in Butler. Feb.
10. 1905, Simon p. Young. aged "
years.
Mr.. Young was born in Luzerne Co
Feb. H. 1923, and moved with his faith
er's family to this county when be wal
but six years Of age His father, Hen
~ Young, settled in Butler twp. soutt
Of town, and raised family OF eleven
children Of whom Simon was the sixth
He continued on the old farm till 1856
when he purchased the farm in Summit
| twp. near Bonnie Brook upon which he
lived until few years ago when he
moved to Butler and made his home
with his daughter, Mrs Forsythe. He
was the father of nine children. five of
whom survive him. Titus, and Henry
in Colorado; Elmer e.. Mrs Forsythe,
and Barton in Butler.
In his boyhood days Mr.. Young was
noted for his strength and activity. He
was an honest, useful and industrious
citizen and all his life respected by all
who knew him.
His funeral took place ON Tuesday
last, 2ist inst. The services were con
ducted by the Rev. w T.. Oller. Of the
First Presbyterian church of this place,
OF which church Mr.. Young was a
member The interment was in North
Cemetery.