Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-06-28
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
GRUVER-At his homs in Harmony.
June Is, 1906, Joseph b. Gruver aged
60 years.
THOMPSON-At the National Home,
Fortress Monroe, June Is. 1906 s. $.
Thompson, formerly Of Harmony.
SULL1VAN-At ST Frarcis Hospital.
/ Pittsburg. June 90, 1906, Margaret,
wife of John Sullivan Of Butler, aged
50 years.
DUNBAR-At his home in Middlesex
township, June II, 1906, John G.
Dunbar. aged - years.
His death was caused by locomotor
ataxia. and he had been ailing for some
| years.
| GANT-At her home in Butler. June
81, 1906, Maude, daughter of Jas. H.
/ Cant, aged 16 years.
MACKEY-At the home of her son,
| Charles, in Franklin township, June
| Is, 1906, Mrs. Mary Mackey, nee Nc
| Candless, in her S5th year.
! She is survived by one son, and two
| daughters Mrs. James Thompson of
| Centre township is a daughter. Her
husband died fifteen years ago
STICE-At his home in Clinton town
ship, June 10, 1906, August .Stice,
aged IS years. He is survived by his
| widow
FLEISHER- 20. 1906, infant
child of --- Fleisher of
Clinton twp.
GREEN-At the home Of Thos.
Shufflin, June "a 1906. Mrs. Mary,
wife of VIM. II. Green, aged 81
years She is survived by her
husband and two daug ghters.
BAUDER-At her home at Portersville,
| June %, 1906, Joanna Bauder, nee
Pyle, wife OF Henry Bauder, aged
GA years.
Mrs. Bauder's death is reported to
have been caused by lockjaw, resulting
from an inflammation following the ap-
| plication of corn salye on her foot. She
is survived by her husband and the fol
| lowing children: Mrs Harvey Marks of
| Portersville, Mrs. Ella Ziegler, Mrs
Edna Differderfer of Wurtenburg, and
Miss Clara at home Another daughter
Minis Maud Winner, is deceased.
ROBINSON-At his home i'll Butler,
June 90, 1906, Thomas Robinson, in
| his S1st year. .
| Mr. Robinson was born in County
| ARMAGH Ireland, July 4, 1925, and con
| sequently would have been 81 years of
age next week. His death was caused
| by pneumonia, followed by heart
| failure and was rather sudden and un-
| expected.
His father came to this country when
| he was ten years of age. and located in
| Penn twp, this county.
| He became active in politics while
| yet young and in 1854 was appointed
| clerk to the County Commissioners
read law with q. w. Smith and was
| admitted to the Bar in 1855, and was
delegate 90 the first Republican Con
yention, held in Pittsburg, fact Of
which he was very proud; served a term
, in the State Legislature in the early
sixties, and in later years was State
Superintendent Of Public Printing.
He married Anna Il daughter of DR..
| Eli q. DeWolt and to their union thir-
teen children were born.
He is survived by his widow. four
sons. Eli D. George D., Charles and
Thomas Robinson, jr., and FIVE
daughters, Misses Sallie A., EleCta L.,
Adelaide, Arabella and Clara B. Robin
son. He was member Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church.
HAZLETT his home in Petrolia,
June 24, 1906. Alexander Hazlett,
aged about 90 years
MYERS AT her home in---twp.,
Jane 25, 1906, Mrs. VIM. J. Meyers,
aged about 60 years.
| EVANS-At his home in Butler, June
2G, 1906, Joseph Eugene, son of Peter
Evans, aged years.
| WESTERMAN- the home OF her
sister in Pittsburg June %, 1906.
Miss Sarah j. Westerman, aged SO
years
She was sister Of Edward Wester-
man Of Saxonburg, and Mrs. i. b.
| Mead OF Pittsburg.
MEEHAN-At his home in De Haven,
June.25, 1906. VIM. w, son Of Philip
Nleehan, aged Is years
GROSSMAN- the home Of his
! daughter, Miss Media Bethley. in Al
legheny, June 24 1906. SIMON Gross
man. aged 81 years.
mir. Grossman was IL former resident
Of Middletown, where he had wagon
| making shop. He was an old soldier,
| his wife died ten years ago, and Mrs.
| BentlY is his sole survivor. He was
buried at Concord church, Tuesday.
| PORTMAN AT ais home in Summit
twp, june 27, 1906, Joseph Portman,
aged ~ years.
| KEGSTER-At her mothers home in
| Brady township, June 49, 1906, Mrs
| Nellie V. Keister Of Prospect, aged
81 years.
Her death was caused by typhoid,
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