OBITUARY:
At his home in LeRoy Saturday morning, Feb. 10, 1906, Frank M. Butler. He was born in Ripon, Wis. June 5, 1862, removed with his parents to Nashua, IA. in 1864, came to LeRoy in 1883 and was married to Miss Jessie E. Wells July 1, 1888. For several years he has been a traveling salesman in the hardware business and at the time of his death was in the employ of the Bemert-Darling Company. Mr.
Butler was at home for several months on account of poor health but resumed business for about 2 weeks. About ten days before his death while at Wells, MN., he suffered a stroke of apoplexy but succeeded in reaching his home. Mr. Butler was a kind and loving husband and father, entering into the pastimes of his children thus endearing himself to them as companion as well as father. There are five children, two boys and three girls, the wife, an aged father and mother, besides several sisters and other relatives who will sadly miss him. Mr. Butler had recently expressed a desire to unite with the Baptist Church where his wife and children are members. Funeral services were held at the residence Monday at 3 PM, conducted by Rev. GW Stone. Internment in LeRoy cemetery. The out of town relatives who attended the funeral of Mr. Butler were Mr. and Mrs. B. Butler and Mrs. O. Sutherland of Nashua, IA., Mr. and Mrs. FA Rouse of Austin, MN., Mrs. CE. Griswold of St. Paul, MN., Mr. and Mrs. Simes and daughter Nrestrand, MN. and Mr. and Mrs. Lawson of Chester, IA.
At his home in LeRoy Saturday morning, Feb. 10, 1906, Frank M. Butler. He was born in Ripon, Wis. June 5, 1862, removed with his parents to Nashua, IA. in 1864, came to LeRoy in 1883 and was married to Miss Jessie E. Wells July 1, 1888. For several years he has been a traveling salesman in the hardware business and at the time of his death was in the employ of the Bemert-Darling Company. Mr.
Butler was at home for several months on account of poor health but resumed business for about 2 weeks. About ten days before his death while at Wells, MN., he suffered a stroke of apoplexy but succeeded in reaching his home. Mr. Butler was a kind and loving husband and father, entering into the pastimes of his children thus endearing himself to them as companion as well as father. There are five children, two boys and three girls, the wife, an aged father and mother, besides several sisters and other relatives who will sadly miss him. Mr. Butler had recently expressed a desire to unite with the Baptist Church where his wife and children are members. Funeral services were held at the residence Monday at 3 PM, conducted by Rev. GW Stone. Internment in LeRoy cemetery. The out of town relatives who attended the funeral of Mr. Butler were Mr. and Mrs. B. Butler and Mrs. O. Sutherland of Nashua, IA., Mr. and Mrs. FA Rouse of Austin, MN., Mrs. CE. Griswold of St. Paul, MN., Mr. and Mrs. Simes and daughter Nrestrand, MN. and Mr. and Mrs. Lawson of Chester, IA.
OBITUARY:
At his home in LeRoy Saturday morning, Feb. 10, 1906, Frank M. Butler. He was born in Ripon, Wis. June 5, 1862, removed with his parents to Nashua, IA. in 1864, came to LeRoy in 1883 and was married to Miss Jessie E. Wells July 1, 1888. For several years he has been a traveling salesman in the hardware business and at the time of his death was in the employ of the Bemert-Darling Company. Mr.
Butler was at home for several months on account of poor health but resumed business for about 2 weeks. About ten days before his death while at Wells, MN., he suffered a stroke of apoplexy but succeeded in reaching his home. Mr. Butler was a kind and loving husband and father, entering into the pastimes of his children thus endearing himself to them as companion as well as father. There are five children, two boys and three girls, the wife, an aged father and mother, besides several sisters and other relatives who will sadly miss him. Mr. Butler had recently expressed a desire to unite with the Baptist Church where his wife and children are members. Funeral services were held at the residence Monday at 3 PM, conducted by Rev. GW Stone. Internment in LeRoy cemetery. The out of town relatives who attended the funeral of Mr. Butler were Mr. and Mrs. B. Butler and Mrs. O. Sutherland of Nashua, IA., Mr. and Mrs. FA Rouse of Austin, MN., Mrs. CE. Griswold of St. Paul, MN., Mr. and Mrs. Simes and daughter Nrestrand, MN. and Mr. and Mrs. Lawson of Chester, IA.
At his home in LeRoy Saturday morning, Feb. 10, 1906, Frank M. Butler. He was born in Ripon, Wis. June 5, 1862, removed with his parents to Nashua, IA. in 1864, came to LeRoy in 1883 and was married to Miss Jessie E. Wells July 1, 1888. For several years he has been a traveling salesman in the hardware business and at the time of his death was in the employ of the Bemert-Darling Company. Mr.
Butler was at home for several months on account of poor health but resumed business for about 2 weeks. About ten days before his death while at Wells, MN., he suffered a stroke of apoplexy but succeeded in reaching his home. Mr. Butler was a kind and loving husband and father, entering into the pastimes of his children thus endearing himself to them as companion as well as father. There are five children, two boys and three girls, the wife, an aged father and mother, besides several sisters and other relatives who will sadly miss him. Mr. Butler had recently expressed a desire to unite with the Baptist Church where his wife and children are members. Funeral services were held at the residence Monday at 3 PM, conducted by Rev. GW Stone. Internment in LeRoy cemetery. The out of town relatives who attended the funeral of Mr. Butler were Mr. and Mrs. B. Butler and Mrs. O. Sutherland of Nashua, IA., Mr. and Mrs. FA Rouse of Austin, MN., Mrs. CE. Griswold of St. Paul, MN., Mr. and Mrs. Simes and daughter Nrestrand, MN. and Mr. and Mrs. Lawson of Chester, IA.
Family Members
Siblings
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
