Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-03-21
PERSONAL.

Francis Laube has moved TO Freeport.
Mrs. Koonce was in Pittsburg Monday
| buying goods.
Prothonotary Seaton has had severe
attack OF grippe.
Nm. Greer has moved back to Evans
| City from Glensnaw.
| Al Heck is takiag stock this week, and
he ia tremendously tired
M. Albert. of Franklin twp, was in
! town ON business Tuesday.
DR. Bricker has moved his sfiee to the
/ Miller bu ilding on Main St.
Miss Gussie Russell, of 0akdale, is visit
| ing Miss Margaret Mechling.
Miss Margaret Mecbling. is home from
SEpperyrock Normal, on a vacation.
Linn Bnrland has returned from New
| York, where he purchased -pring stock
of dry goods for Mrs. q mmermsn.
Mr. Ed. Mccoy, the Tonsorial Artist of
the South Side, is erecting new barber
shop IN Springdale.
c. Seligman of worthiugton has pur-
chased the E, W. 0esterling home on W.
Jefferson st.
Isaac L. Boyer of Lancaster has had his
| pension increased frem So per month to
sl2 per month.
Thos Hays, wife and daughter Of Fair
| view nave moved 10 butler snd Will here
| after make their home at the Waverly h0-
! tel.
Alexander J Negley, of the firm of
I'D hy.ln "a In m hs4r
dealers OF PitttDurg, was in town on busl-
nees Tuesday.
R. n Hays OF Fairview bOro has moved
iato and taken charge of the Waverly
| Hotel on south Mexican 81, and will take
care OF the travelling pubic at reasonable
rates,
J. Clarence Caldwell, of Jefferson twp,
has graduated from the Medical Depart
meat Of Lhe Western University OF Penn'a
and Will take part IN the Commencement
! exercises today, at Alvin Theatre PITT
burg. beg mag at2 2 NJ. he Medical
class Of this year numbers sixty three.
Mr. John 0tJ, = former citizen of this
mace but VINO went west aDout forty
ears ago, is back on a visit tu friends here.
There are some of our cltiZens who remem-
Der Junu OF, aud their early associations
with Elm, recall some very interesting aud
amusing events. He Is now nearly 10
years of age Dut looks male, hearty and
well. We were glad 10 SEQ hlm.
Mrs. Core of the Butter Music Co., will
personally conduct, River Excursion L"
Cincinnati, on tne fl st Fnday of May. the
cost OF Jhe entire trip nom Butler lnclud-
ing board will be $3.50 This trip of one
week Will be restlud, full of Sightseeing,
aud Joy . be remembered, after the 80
we're winter, that has kept Us all indoors
Mr.. Abner O'Brien rendered a very
social Icycle party To number OF hls
lady aud gentleman friends, IN honor Oi
an Uncle VINO Is on his way To New YORK
from one Of the lower colleges, from which
ne Is graduate. A s, secnes was made
by his uncle, which was very nicely spok-
en- Songs aud card play ing were INDUCED
In, until Abner passed the snow balls,
and all present took chill home with
them.
JOHN Yeomans, Of Butler, a brakman
on the pittsDurg and Western railroad,
aud VINO for several years worked at the
Pennsy lvauia car 5nops at Altoona, Went
10 A AiIouua To attend the funeral Ui his
brother who was Killed Dy being kicked on
tne head by horse. This Is the fourth
violent death in Yueman's family during
Ine last two years. OF the four brothers
John Ii the only one surviving. Working
on bridge on the Missouri nver, IN Jan
uary last } ear, Inc eldest iell ana was
kIiIed NJ lchael, the next iii age, was n
brakeman on the New YORK Central rali-
road and was killed III IL freight wreck last
summer The youngest lived ~ith farm
er near Altoona. Put oburg Times.