Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-09-27
DEATHS.

ALBIN-At her home in Worth twp,
Sept. 90, 1906, Mrs. Margaret Albin.
widow of the late Cyrus Albin, aged
about 20 years.
JOHNSTON-At his home in Adams
twp. Sept. "a, 1906, William John
ston, aged 20 years.
STAUB-At her home in Allegheny,
Sept. %. 1906. Mrs. Margaret Staub.
nee Kohler, of Adams twp, aged 81
years.
GROOM-AU Clinton, Allegheny Co,
Sept, 16 Mrs. Nancy ]. Groom, aged
50 years
Mrs. Groom is survived by ten
children. one of whom is j w.
Groom of Penn twp.
POWELL-At his home in Penn twp,
Sept 20, 1906, Benjamin Powell, aged
20 years.
McGEARY-At the home of heI
nephew in Tarentum, Sept 2l, 1906,
Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of VIM.
McGeary, aged about So years.
/ tHAGER-At his home in Penn twp
Sept %, 1906, Johnston K Hager,
aged ga years.
Mr.. Hager was an oil country man
He was buried at Mars.
CRAIG AT the home of her son, I. q.
Craig, in Butler, Sept %, 1906, Mrs.
Nancy Craig, formerly of Concord
twp. aged 50 years.
JAMES-At his home in Butler, Sept.
25, 1906 Henry James, aged 66 years.
I Mr. James was found dead in bed,
his death having been caused by heart
disease
COYLE AT her home in Cleartield
twp, Sept. 30, 1906, Mabel Gertrude,
wife Of Coyle, and a daughter
of Frank Mcbride, Esq, aged %
years.
Mrs. Coyle's death was caused by
heart trouble She leaves two small
children.
BECKERT-At his home in Clinton
twp, Sept. %. 1906, Amos Heckert
aged so years.
Mr.. Heckert is survived by his wife
and six children.
MARTSOLF-At her home in Centre
twp, Sept. 90. 1906, Miss Annie Mart
solf, aged Is years. His death was
caused by typhoid
HAZLETT-At her home in Butler
Sept. %, 1906 Halle McGaffic, wife
of Howard Hazlett, aged 30 years.
RILEY-At her horne in the Duffy
block. September 26, 1906. Miss Eva
May Riley. aged 30 years.
She was sister of Mrs George b
Cummings.
CHRISTIE-At Natrona, September 20
1906, John c., son of Oliver Christie
of North Hope, aged years.
MARTIN-At the hospital in Sisters
vile, w. Va, September "a, 1906
Plummer Martin. formerly Of Wes'
Sunbury.
Mr.. Martins death was caused by an
accident at an oil well.
| STRANCE-At his home in Oil City,
Sept. %, 1906, Charles G.. STRANGE,
formerly of Petrolia, aged 4S years.
Obituary.
Mrs, Jane Porter of Venango county
aged SO. and mother of Mrs. w. j
Witherup of Evans City, died on tn
14th.
Geo. Hall, former operator IN the
oil fields of this county, died at In
gram, last week, aged 7S years.
Mrs. Sarah billiard, wife of Isaa
Hilliard formerly OF this county, diet
at Ocean City, N. j., last week, aged g.
years.
George Scott. formerly of billiards
son of Jno. Scott, died at town il
Ohio, near Cleveland, last week, aget
about 30 years
Robert r Hit, of Illinois. former
Chairman of the Committee on Foreign
Affairs of the House of Representatives
whose death occurred at Narragansett
Pier. r. l., last Thursday, was at the
head of that council board in -four
former Congresses, and from the day he
first entered the national Legislative
council, about 20 years ago, he exercised
potent influence upon our relations
with other governments. In his youth
he saw the rise of Abraham Lincoln
and it was his good fortune to hear and
report the memorable Joint discussion
between Lincoln and Douglass in 1858