Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07
PERSONAL.
Tom Alexander came back from West
Virginia to vote.

Tom Alexander came back from West
Virginia to vote.
Miss Winnie Boyd of Tarentum is the
guest of Mrs c. \. Boyd.
Henry Ekss of Clinton twp. has been
sufferer from dropsy for the past year
Pc. Cronenwett has returned from
visit to his grandparents IN Ohio
Geo. W. Huseton, of Brownsdsle Las
been granted q pension.
Geo. W, Cooper and wife of Slippery
rock were in town, Saturday.
John LumIey, of Toward twp, was in
town, Monday.
W.. Gililard, and Irwin Davidson OF
Mars were in town, Monday.
Jno. Clark aud wife, and W. c. Allen,
of Washington were in town, Monday.
wv. Studebaker, of Worth township,
was in town yesterday.
Joseph Meals. Thos and Robb Eakin OF
Yenango twp. were in town yesterday.
Frank Sherman las moved to the
Graham house on W. Penn street.
wv. Groom. of Mars, was in town this
week as a witness on the Csvsrt audit.
All. Gold j. W. Gillespie and j. n
Fulton and wife of Middlesex were in town
yesterday.
Mrs Mardort and her boys are building
handsome residence on W. Cunningham
ST.
John Pippus was out to the election,
Tuesd4y. The chances now are that John
in going to get well.
D. B. Douthett has rented his farm,
below Brownsville, to Michael Nick las,
and will move to Williamsburg, neat W eek
Braid Gilchrist went TO Pennington
Yesterday where he has a job IN lowering
the NJ. E. Church by taking out the lower
story.
A. J. Negley, of the firm of Howard d
Eegley, wholesale lumber dealers, 34I
Fourth avenue, Pittsburg, was IN town on
business, Saturday.
Miss Bertha Ritter has returned from
visit to friends in Pittsburg; and Miss
Edith McQuist on from visit with friends
in Evans City.
Mrs.. Weisz, of Maple Ave, was found
dead in her bed, Tuesday morning. She
was the widow of Henry B. Weisz, DECD,
and was formerly Mrs. Dodds.
W. l.. and T L. Sipe of Clearfield twp.
were in towr. Saturday. W. T. is teach-
| ing in Allegheny county, but intends CIV
| ing up his school and going to the MEDICAL
| Institute 10 Louisville next January.
Irwin Davidson, who is in the livery and
| undertaking business with Mr.. Crlswell al
| Mars had long, cold drive, lat Sunday
morning. He left Mars at O'Clock with
| his hearse; drove to COoperstown tor the
body OF Mrs. Allison, and then through
| Butler and W. Sunbury to Pleasant Val
ley church in Cherry twp. arriving there
at 40 p. IN.
George Vensel, of Third street, is lying
| seriously ill. He contracted typhoid al
| Cooperstown, some five weeks ago, and
| came home. The fever lett him some days
| ago, blood poisoning set in, and ne mas
| been lowering between life and death ever
| since. He seems TO be dying one houi
| and to be on a fair road to recovery the
next. The case is considered a remark
able one, and physicians from Allegheny,
East Brady and other points have beer
here to see Mr. Vensel.
Harry Faubsl returned from his trip tt
| Cau2da lnat week He was with party
| Uf railroad Eith up Tue EaHey III Iuo o"Ei
nelu, along which river the Canadian GUr-
/. ernment is building d RAILROAD to Hudson
| Bay-the idea being to use the bay in sun
| mer time for commercial purposes. The
country up there is very wild-denso for
ests and innumerable lakes. The forests
are full of bear, deer, elk and pheasants
and the lakes are full of tae best OF fish
| and covered With ducks. Harry shot tw'
| hbars from the porch of the railroad shanty
His pasty got plenty uf deer, but they fol
iG%gd an elk all day without getting him