Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-05-23
PERSONAL.

L. d. Fisher, Oscar Pond, Dr.. II. q.
Dean and J. f. Davenny left Sunday
evening on trip to Washington, Balti-
more and Philadelphia.
Col. Redick has sold his property on Nc
Kean St. to Al. Krug for $24O0; and Mrs.
Haslett hers on Main st. to Mrs. McEl-
haney tor so, 800.
Constable Mathers house on Walnut st.
is under roof. Joe and his family nave
found camping out to be cold business.
Emory Brandon has purchased the Dilly
h house on Mexican ST. The Diilys intend
NOV ing to Smethport.
Miles Gold will sell his splendid farm
near Mt. Chestnut. For particulars inquire
at this office.
George Lowry, of Sioux Falls, Iowa, Is
visiting his father, who has been quite
feeble tor some time.
Horace Glenn, of Washington twp,
ESQ. Robt Trimble, OF Middlesex, Thos
A. Hay, of Clinton, DR.. Thomas, OF Fair
view. were in town on blslness Saturday
Capt Ayers was on our streets last week
for the first time in three months. he has
been very sick man, but Is recovering
John NJ. Reed and j. NJ. Mccormick
represented the Butler p. IL. Cs., at the
meeting Of the Supreme Lodge at Canton
o., this week.
Mrs. VIM. Cooper who has been seriously
i'll, is recovering.
Rev. Heckert, of Rochester, formerly
of Buffalo township, visited his friends IN
this town and county this week. He now
rides wheel, and his health has greatly
improved.
Mrs. Mary Ball of Canton, 0. is visiting
her grand mott er Mrs G, &. Anderson,
who is seriously i'll.
Harvey Thompson of Centre typ, at
tended the funeral OF his brother, ISAIAH
in Washington this week.
Mrs. Adams. wife of Prof Jos Adams
of MiddleseX twp. got herself into trouble
in Butler, yesterday. She had a pistol IN
her basket, and while talking To Mr.. Steel
Smith, the oil producer. about her royalty,
now tied up by reason of litigation regard
ing the lease, she pointed It at him, Tor
which she was arrested. She made great
fuss while on the way to Esq. McAboy
office, where she gave bail for hearing
Her pistol was taken from her.
Rev. E. NJ. Wood will preach in the
NJ E. church next sunday on, BREAD Mir
acle," and in tie evening Memorial ser
mon before the &. A. Il.
A. r. Black, John. S. Jack, L. D. Perrin
Z. D. Fisher, j. E. Devinny, represented
Butler at the great meeting of Odd Fellows
in Philadelphia this week, to dedicate e
new temple.
Miss Margaret Kingan of this County is
one Of the graduating class of trained
nurses from the West Penn Hospital, this
year The class will hold its Commence
ment exercises next Tuesday.
Mr.. James Cochran and Amos Young OF
Cl sy Twp, went TO Ohio last week and
pu released two short-horn 3-year-old heif-
ers and two calves. These cattle are
registered.
David McClung, of Williams, Ohio, and
his brother Samuel, VIII" lives near him
are visiting relatives in Butler county.
This is their first trip to Butler In over
thirty years
Dr. A McAlpine, OF this city, has in
vented new dental appliance, an actual
cauterv and hot air syringe, the essential
feature OF which is TO secure perfect dry
ness OF the cavity and TO cauterZe Dy
actual contact, the. eby desdening sensibili-
ty. He has been experime ating with it
for some time and has been successful be-
yond his most sanguine expectations. The
IN. pcrtant properly of mitigating the
horors of the dental chair has been per
fected in a marked degree. Last week the
doctor exhibited the instrument al the
annual meeting of the Lake Erie Dental
society at Cambridge. The delegates We're
so we'll pleased with it the inventor has
been invited to give clinic at the meet
ing of the Pennsylvania State Dental
society at Eagles Mere, Pa, In July,
which he has consented to do. If DR.
McAlpine has discovered something to re-
lieve the paugs attending dental operations,
he has indeed conferred boon on suffer
ing humanity Pa, Record.
DR.. McAlpine, referred TO above, is son of
DR. Y. McAlpine, of Butler.