Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-03-26
PERSONAL.


| ly ILL.,
Gibson V. Coast of-Harisyille has been
granted a pension.
Ali. Miller, of Clay twp. was a visitor
TO town yesterday.
jeff. Allen, of Euclid, has been granted
au increase OF pension.
Charlie Ritter who is attending college
at Ada, Ohio, is home.
Mr.. Hinsdale the Artist intends moving
from Butler, next week.
Il. c. Welsh OF Penn twp, vas in town
on business, Thursday.
Harvey Cooper and wife of SLpperyrock
twp are both very poorly.
On Monday, A. B. Ekas vas appointed
postmaster at Ekastown.
W. 1. Scott, of Lancaster township, waS
in town on business, Monday.
James McJ1nkin, of Kansas City, Kan
sss, is visiting his folks here.
Miss Levi, of Wilmington, Del, is the
guest of her uncle, Phi. Mast.
A. B. Crouch, agent for the P. & W. R.
r. continues on the sick list.
| j. c. Vanderlin has moved his office to
the Mitchell building on North Diamond
C.J. Watt of Mars, has moved to Nariet-
| ia, Ohio. where he has some oil territory.
| A patent has been granted TO James
Kitier, of North Hope, for pipe for oil
wells.
N. G. Wagner, the photographer, has
| Anurha-D pIUnS q tpF hIS
| health.
p. Il. Sechler, of Prospect, W. 5. Moore,
| OF Auddycreek township, were in town
| Monday.
The Butler Lubricating Oil Company
have moved into the Steelsmith building
on Jefferson St.
n. W. Campbell of Kansas has returned
to Butler Go. and is visiting friends in
Butler and Euclid.
paper store TO the Steelsmith building on
West Jefferson street.
VIM. J. Krug, who had typhoid fever
Toledo, OHIO, is on a tair way to health
and came home last week.
DR. Alexander, cashier of the Reynolds
vile Bank, AM his wife were the guests
of K. b. Taylor this week.
Bradford McAboy ia home from GROVE
City college and A. G. Troutmsn from
Washington and jefferson college.
Virgil Gibson, OF the post office force,
who has been laid up with diphtheris for
some time is lack to his post of duty.
Curtis Smith, son of John McQ. Smith
has returned to his home in Canton, Ohio,
after pleasant visit to relatives here.
Moses Hendrickson, of Cranberry, W. J.
Gilliland of Mars, and David Hendrickson
of CT anberry twp. were in town, Tuesday.
John Mckinley of this place has been
appointed train master of the P. 8. d. L.
E. r. r., with headquarters at GreenVille,
Pa.
The friends Of Mrs Jane Jameson. cele-
brated her 85rh birthday, Tuesday, at the
home of j. ID. Jackson, where she makes
her home.
l.. f. Ganter returned last week, from
Northern Pines. N. C. where he had been
some months for his health, which was
greatly benefited.
On the 24th day of March by Rev. H. L.
Snyder, A. NJ. Mr.. c. w. Wright and
Miss Isabel Dietrich both of Butler, were
united in the bonds of matrimony.
DR.. Clarence Caldwell, of Emlenton
spent Wednesday with his arents Mr.. and
Mrs John B. Caldwell, of Jefferson twp.
The Doctor is associated withDr. C. s
Kerr Of Emlenton.
John Horner, of Donegal township, re-
ceived word this week that his brother-in-
law. A. W. Mccullough, of Mercer county,
was seriously i'll, and he went up to see
| him, "Wednesday.
The following Butler county people took
in the banquet at Grove City College lately;
w. Ii. Carr, Butler; P. j. Stonaker, Zelie-
| nople, and Mesdames Monroe, Baldwin;
Crafty, Butler; McNoll, West Sunbury.
Isaac Moore, OF Muddycreek twp, cele-
bratcd his 92nd birthday last Thursday,
March 10th. Some OF his neighbors dropped
in during the day and evening to con-
gra' ulate him, He is hale and hearty and
enjoys life. He is the father Of w. S.
Moore.
The New Castle Guardian says: G. W.
Leslie and family of Princeton, passed
| through the city on Mon1ay enroute TO
Anansdale, Butler county, where he OK
poets to engage in the grocery business at
that place. Mr.. Leslie is an able business
man and will undoubtedly make a grand
success in his new venture.
Nellie Armstrong, daughter of NJ. L.
Armstrong of Butler, formerly of this
place, was brought to tho Cottage hospital
| on Saturday, suffering with inflammation of
The membrane around the knee joint.
Over year ago Nellie fell on some ashes,
brulsiDg her knee and the dirt entering the
wound. She has been constant sufferer
ever since, the dirt Fever being properly
removed and she has been unable to put
her foot to the grounl. She will reoeiYe
proper attention at the hospital, but it will
require careful attention for some months
Mercer Dispatch.