Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-06-21
DEATHS.


KORTZ--At the Butler Hospital, Sun
day, June II, 1906, Mrs. Katharine
Kortz. OF w Penn St. aged s4 years.
Mrs. Kortz was taken to the Hospital
with a broken hip two months ago
LEWIS-At his home in yenange twp.
June 10. 1906, David Lewis, aged %
years.
His death was caused by a stroke of
apoplexy.
DUNN-At her home in Butler, June
16. 1906, Catherine j., daughter OF
John G.. Dunn, aged 3 years.
FREDERICK-In Pittsburg, oftyphoid,
June II. 1906, Edward Frederick,
formerly of Chicora, aged "a years.
EvANS-At her home in Franklin, Pa,
June 10, 1906, Mrs. Sarah. wife of F.
P. Evans. in her 4sth year.
Mrs Evans was a daughter of Edward
Higgins, formerly of Murrinsville,
this county.
STEWART-At her home in Butler,
June Z, 1906, Mrs. Martha, wife of
James c. Stewart, aged A years.
She is survived by her husband and
three small children.
MCKEE-At her home at Marwood,
June IS, 1906, Mrs Elizabeth Jen-
nings wife of W. II. Mckee, aged 80
years.
Mrs. McKee,s death was caused by
/ apoplexy, She is survived by her
husband aud three children. She was
buried at Queenstown.
MEYERS-June 18th. 1906, Wayne
infant son of Mrs. Pauline Meyers, Of
Butler. aged years.
! STEWART-June 10. 1896. Florence,
/ infant daughter of VIM. Stewart,
aged 12 days.
RUMBERGER-At his home at Big
| Run, Pa, June IS, 1906, Rev. G. G.
Rumberger, aged 50 years.
| Rev. Rumberger had been i'll for
some months. He is survived by his
wife and one daughter. He was a
brother of w. T. Rumberger of Butler.
Rev. Rumberger was buried at
| Worthington, this morning.
CALVERT-At her home in Chicora,
June 1S, 1906, Mrs Samuel Calvert,
aged 35 years.
HALLSTEIN-At her home in Clay
township, June Is, 1906, Lena T.,
daughter of j. A. Hallstein, aged 3
years.
The child showed no symptoms Of i'll
ness until a few hours prior to her
death, and the loss is "a sad one to her
| parents and friends. Rev. J. g. Nicholas
of Butler conducted the funeral, Tues
day, which were very largely attended.
| PURVIS-At her home in Middlesex
township June 10, 1906 Miss Mary
Purvis. aged as years.
| ALBERT-At her home in Chicora.
June Is, 1906. Mrs. S. A. Albert, aged
&c years.
LEE-At her home in Butler, June 20,
| 1906 Mrs Catharine Lee, aged So
yerrs
She is survived by wo sons, Joseph
and John and one daughter, Mrs. Ella
| Korn.
KELLYAAt hospital in Wichita,
Kansas. June 16, 1906, Frank Kelly,
formerly of Butler, aged about 81
| years.
| Mr. Kelly's death was caused by
blood-poisoning He was brother of
| Mrs Ed Kramer OF Butler, and Mrs.
DR.. Stepp of Middlesex township He
was a son of d. NJ Kelly of Centre twp.
His body arrived in Butler, yesterday
evening, and will be buried from Mr..
Kramer's in North Cemetery, today.
| MCAIURRAY Y-At the Butler Hospital,
1 june ", lJDO. N1Es. MARY lay MllC VI
| Andrew McMurray of Cherry twp,
| aged 80 years.
| Mrs. McMurray's death was caused
| by a complication of diseases. She is
survived by her husband and four
| children.
| Obituary.
| Gov John NJ Pattison of Ohio, died
at his home near Cincinnati, last Mon
day. He had been ailing for about six
months.
| w. r. Thompson, a well known Pitts
burg banker, died at Hospital in New
York, Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth w. Crawford of Elm
lenton, died Tuesday evening at the Ho-
| tel Lenox, Buffalo, after an illness cov-
| ing several months
| The body of A. c. Stull. who died in
La Grande, Oregon, on Monday of last
week. arrived in Butler. last Sunday
/ morning. and was buried in the North
| Cemetery, on Tuesday. Mr.. Stull was
a native of Clarion county, was 40 years
| of age, and was railroad man His
death was caused by typhoid. He was
son-in-law of Mrs Myers, widow ! of
Ex-Burgess Meyers, and the funeral
was from her home on West Ginning
] ham street. Mrs. Stull and her son
| came on with the body.
The death has just occurred at West
bury workhouse, Wiltshire, England,
of a forty-six-year old baby" The
person was born in Westbury, and at
| the age of twelve months it's further
development, both physically and men,
tally, was arrested. Throughoutits life
| it's life it was attired in babys frock
clothes and continued to act and play
! and had to be fed and taken care of
precisely as an Infant.