Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-04-11
PERSONAL.
Chas Geible Sr., Is seriously i'll.

UnAs GelDle -Sr,Y u seFlolo4. IA.
ON. Patterson of billiards, was in But
Ter, Thursday.
Capt. Ayres Is still confined to his home
By bronchitis.
Mathew Thrower, of near Sa1onburg,
was in town yesterday.
Leslie Hazlett is now occupying his
house at 430 North Mexican street.
JF. T. Stehle has been on the sick list
for sometime. Be is suffering from gnPpe
VIII n. Sullivan Of Allegheny is spend
ing the week with friends here.
D. P. Boggs OF Harmony has moved to
81 Buena Vista ST., Allegheny
W. c. Findley retErned last Friday, from
a business trip 10 Ohio.
" Fowler Campbell and Nick Pontious
of Fairview twp, were in town, Monday
". B. Dodds of Muddy Creek twp, at
tended the appeals, Friday.
Oscar Pond has moved to Batter, and
is living ~ 34S n. Mexican ST.
Drs Bippus and English of Allegheny
came 10 Butler, Tuesday 10 see John Blp-
pus, VINO Is seriously Il.
Jackson Evans, one of the oldest and
most respected citizens of Forward twp, Is
seriously i'll.
W B. Shrader has moved to Butler
from New Wilmington, and Is living on
Monroe ST.
DR.. Davis of sarvers Station, is attend
ing DR.. ScUtt's patients while Scott is
away.
Frank Jones will leave for Austin, Tex
a., Monday. He mas signed WITH the Aus
Tin club, OF the Texas League.
Prof. Russell of W. Sunbury, and John
Burris OF Franklin twp, were IN town, III, u
lay.
Mr. S. c. McCandless of Clay twp, E
G Shits of Parker and Jacob Dsmoach
oi Zehenople, were in town on business,
Monday.
John Hetsilgesser OF Leasureville was in
town, Monday. He is now IN his 18TH
year, and is remarkably strong and active
tor d man of that age.
John Horner returned home, Saturday.
He was cut i'll Ohio, attending the funeral
OF MS mother, who died last week, at the
age OF Sc years.
Prof Mclaughlin is now living with his
sister. Mrs McCiaHerty, on +. Jefferson
ST. John has not had the best Of health
during the past winter.
J. P. Young has sold his interest in the
Merchant Tailoring store to nis brother,
j. ). Young. j z. is operating, and pre-
terJ outdoor work.
G. A. Cypher returned from Austin
Texas last week. Wnen he left there two
weeks ago, the corn was up aud growing
rn-y had out one very cold day there last
winter. George brought home and has III
MS store, specimens Of the tarantula ana
scorpion, and also q necktie made of tne
skin Of a rattler.
". B. Dodds and Robt Glenn of Muddy
creek, aud L. >. Larhin and Ed. Wester-
man. of Clinton twp, were IN town on
BUSINESS, Friday. William Lardin of Clin
ton twp. father of l.. ) is now in his o8th
year, and is perhaps the most remarkably
active and vigorous man OF his age IN the
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Fowler, of Waters
Station, Butler county. were visitors at
the home of her sister, Mrs. }. W. Grant,
Monday. Mr.. Fowler's sister, Annie, died
at Pittsburg, Friday, from Brghts DIS
ease, and was buried at Parker, sunday.
She was a daughter of William Fowler,
and a niece OF the late George Fowler, of
six Points she was aged SO years
Emleton News.
Mrs. Sarah Sloan arrived home, Tues
day evening, from an extensive Western
trip, which greatly improved her health.
so far as railroad fare is concerned one can
travel agreat distance for comparatively
small sum OF money Mrs. Sloan bought
n ticket IN Chicago that took her 10 Los
Angeles, Cal via the Southern Pacific;
from there to San Francisco, Portland.
Seattle, Vancouver, back TO San Francisco
by steamer, Salt Lake City, Denver, and
back Ia Chicago, via the Union Paclhc-
all Tor $l05
Mr.. J. E. Chadwick, tuner for the But
Ter Music Co., will arrive in Butler. April
10Th. and remain two weeks. Mr. Chad
wick stands at the head of his profession,
and all his work is guaranteed by the But
Ter Music 90.
On aceonnt OF the burning of the steam
er Iron Queen, | hay. changed the date oil
NV excursion, 10 Wednesday, May LIST.
This trip of one week is filled with plea
sure. rest and thousand miles Of sight
seeing A minister who has Travelled eI-
tensively writes of this trip that in all his
voyages. the scenery OF the upper Onio
riyer mas not been excelled. A band vi
music accompanies this excursion, and
dull care il banished from the boat The
round trip from Butler Pa, including good
board, costs you but $l3.7c. Call on, or
write To Mrs. n. q. Core,
Butler Music Co.
Butler Pa.