Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-05-03
DEATHS.

WISE-April 2G, 1906. infant daughter
of J. ii. Wise of Penn township, aged
Is months.
SHAUPP-At her home in Oakland
township, April 90, 1906, Mary Nj,
daughter Of ]. F Shaupp, aged Is
years.
MCCULLOUGH her home in Pros
pect, April %, 1906, suddenly, Miss
Mary Mccullough, aged about go
years.
Miss Mccullough was a sister of Mrs.
VIM Myers and Mrs. Henry Dick.
ROTNOUR-Atth the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Geo. Miller, near Porters-
vile, April IS. 1906, Mrs. A. NJ
Rotnour, aged 7S years.
JONES AT his home in Franklin town
ship, April Il. 1906, William, son OF
L. Z. Jones, aged about 10 years.
His death was caused by paralysis.
WEISENSTEIN-AtNe New Martinsyille,
w. Va, April 81, 1906, Mrs. Nettie.
wife of Frank Weisenstein. formerly
| of Butler.
SELL-At her home in Pittsbnrg, April
90, 1906, Jeney1ve PastorioI5. wife OF
Henry NJ Sell, aged so years.
GARvIN-At his home in Mildlesex
twp, April 2S 1906. Wilson Garvin,
aged about 50 years.
| WEITZEL-At his home in Franklin
| twp, near Prospect, April %, 1906
Jacob Weitzel. aged about 30 years.
Mr.. Weitzel had been in poor health
for sometime, being afflicted with drop
sy. He is survived by his wife, nee
Blinn, and one son-his other son hav-
ing been killed by the kick of horse, a
few weeks ago.
SHAFFNER-At the home of her SIS
ter. Mrs John McCune, in Grove
| CITY. April 30. 1906. Miss Gertrude,
daughter of George Shaffner of But
ler, aged "a years.
| IGRUBER--At the General Hospital,
May 1, 1906, Fred. Gruber. aged "a
| wears,
| He was a stranger, employed in the
Car Works. and his death was caused
by pneumonia.
| FRIESMAN-At the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. S. w. Brown, in But
Ter. May 2. 1906, Mrs. Elizabeth Fries
man, in her S4th year.
. | ABPLENELP-At her home in ALE
| gheny April 2S. 1906. Mrs. Andrew
| Abplenelp, nee Emma Ferne of Buf
falo twp, aged % years.
| SHIELDS-April 9th. 1906 infan
| daughter of James Shields of Frank
lin township, at the home of AlleI
| Mccall in Prospect, aged 10 months
LOGAN-At her home in Jefferson
| township, April 80, 1906 Miss Tillie
daughter of Calvin Logan, aged 2
years. =,
Miss Logan had been in poor healtl
for some months. resigning her posi-
ton in Morrison's Confectionery on tina
account. She was an estimable younf
lady, and her death is greatly regretted
Il KENNEDY-At his home in Butler
Tuesday, May 1, 1906, John Q. A
| Kennedy. ESQ, in the S3rd year o
his age.
The death of Esquire Kennedy re
| moves from us one of our oldest citizens
He was a man much respected by all ol
account of his kindness of heart ant
amiable disposition. OF a quiet and re
tiring nature, he had no enemies, ant
| was always charitable and benevolent
He was born in Winfield township, bu
raised in Penn township. He came Il
Butler when young man, and his hrs
| venture was in the newspaper business
being connected with a paper called
The Ameri can" He was engaged il
various other enterprises and when th
oil was discovered he went to the uppe
fields and while there was interested II
what was known as Jacobs we'll
near Bruin. But when oil was founC
on Thorn creek he operated his owl
farm there with much success.
Mr.. Kennedy was well read in many
of the sciences, on which be could tall
with interest, particularly that o
geology. He was noted for his general
intelligence and learning.
He leaves behind his widow, nee Ma
harg, and two grandchildren, Clarence
Kennedy of Butler. and Mrs Editt
Pride of Springfield, Ill.
The funeral will occur tomorrow
Friday at 10 o'clock a m. Interment
in North cemetery The services will b
conducted by Rev. l. L johnson of thu
Methodist church.
Obituary.
Alfred Meals, who died in Allegheny
County, was buried at Concord church
last week.
John Ehrenfeld, a brother of Mrs
Stewart of Prospect, died at Freeport
last Sunday.