Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-03-22
DEATHS.

CROFT-At the residence of his son-in'
law. VIM. Jack. in Middlesex twp
March 81. 1905, Lewis P. Croft. aged
s5 years.
LONG-At his farm near Worthington,
March II, 1906. james Long, a
brother-in-law of James Watson OF
Clinton twp, aged So years.
JONES-At her home in Pittsburg,
March IA, 1906. Mrs. Joseph Jones,
nee Emma Elms, in her 65th year.
She was the mother of Mrs. Charles
Guest and Mrs Harry Hughes of East
Clay street.
SELL-At his home in Winfield twp.
March IL, 1906. Conrad Sell, aged 81
years, months and 81 days.
Mr.. Sells death was caused by heart
trouble. He was a well known and
greatly respected citizen. He is suryiv-
ed by his wife and six sons, Herman.
Harrison, and William at home. John
and August of Leasureville and Bart of
Butler
BLOOM-At his home in Zolienople,
March 10, 1906, Henry Bloom, aged
GO years.
Mr. Blooms death was caused by
asthma. He was an old soldier, and a
member of G. A. R. Post No. 496.
BROWN-At his home IN Pittsburg,
March IA. 1906, Gilman Brown, IN
his 74th year.
He was brother of Gilbert Brown
of Renfrew, and operated for oil in and
about Karns City, forty years ago.
CHRISTY-4t his home in Parker,
March 8, 1906, Esq. J. Fl. Christy,
aged 76 years.
GIBSON-At his home in Valencia.
March IA, 1906, John Gibson, aged 52
years.
MIR. Gibson's death was caused by
kidney trouble, the same thing that
caused the death of his father Richard
Gibson. February Esd. He is survived
by his wife. three sons and one daughter.
STARR At her home in Butler, March
1G, 1906, Mrs. Rebecca, widow OF
Jeremiah w. Starr. aged "A years.
She was the mother of W NJ, J. M.
and r. L. Starr of Butler, and of A. H.
of Penn twp.
COULTER-At his residence in Nc
Keesport, March 10, 1906, John c.
Coulter, formerly of Centre twp ,
aged 40 years
CAMPBELL-At his home in --.
March 16. 1906, Charles, son OF Robert
Campbell, aged years.
CRAFTY AT her home in Armstrong
Co.. March 10, 1906, Mrs. Eva Harvey
Crafty. formerly of Chicora.
HILLIARD AT his home in Fairview
twp. March IL, 1906, John nj. Hill
lard, aged 68 years.
Mr.. billiard was accidently shot
through the hips, February 10th last.
and has been failing ever since. He
was buried at Eau Claire. Monday.
During the Civil War he was shot
through the back and one arm.
BELL-At his home in Fairview twp.
March IS. 1906, Paul Bell, aged II
years.
His death was caused by pneumonia
HICKEY-In Allegheny, March is.
infant son of Windell Hickey, aged 2
years.
WOLFF-At his home in Pittsburg,
March IS. 1906, John FL. Wolff, a
native Of this county, in his 10th year.
Obituary.
DR.. Tidd, an old physician of Mercer
Co.. fell dead, across the DeQ OF
patient, at Transfer, last Saturday
Conrad Sell
At his home in Winfield township,
Butler Co., Pa, March IL, 1906, Conrad
Sell departed this life, at the age of g.
years. months and 21 days. He wa.
born in Germany, November 20 1S41
Losing his father in infancy, he wa!
brought by his mother and grandfather
to America at the age of about two
years. He was twice married, his SECOND
marriage being blessed by six sons. al
of whom survive. Mr.. Sell was al
honest, upright hard-working man; {
good neighbor. true friend, loving
husband, kind father and faithful
Christian. He served his country as q
soldier in the Civil War He had beer
confined to his home all winter will
dropsy, but when death came it came
sudden and unexpected Bnt momen
from the brightness of his face to cold
ness of death. The funeral services wa
held March IA. 1906. from his hom,
near Leasureville. at st. Mathews Ev
Lutheran Church and were conducted
by his pastor, the Rev. j. A. Beighey
There remain to mourn him, his faith
| full wife. six sons, one brother. tw'
sisters, four grandchildren and man.
| friends Il.