Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-09-10
Personal

Emo, McDolald visited his daughter
Mrs. Thomas Gordon, last week.
Prof Gibson hss reated part of the SUIT
! ton residence on y. Mexican
r. \. Emery, Of Concord twp, was the
guest OF bis son J. n Emery this week.
Miss. Stella Negley is visiting her brother
Harry in Philadelphia.
L. F. Reiber and wife Of Allegheny
were visiting his parents here, last week.
Miss May Fowler Of the South Side, has
gone TO Slipperyrock to attend the Fall
term Of school at the State Normal.
James Rankin, Of Penn twp, had good
good crop Of wheat, this year. He threshed
I52 bushels from s acres.
Harvey Hunt sold his railroad restau-
rants here, and at Bennett and New Castle
junction to j. n. Garner Of Akron, 0.
n. W. Campbell and Elias Brown, went
to Morgsntown, W. Va, Monday; There
they will attend the State Law College.
John Mitchell vas out to see Mckinley
al Canton last Saturday. He weat With
the Beaver delegation.
Linn Borland is in New York purch As
ING Fall stock for Mrs. Jennie ZiT nsr-
man.
Annie Mcdonald of Hsrrisville, and
Sam'l Black of Mercer Co, were married
by Rev. Kerr few days ago.
Frank Clark and wife of the Park, cele-
brated IT, 10Th anniversary of their mar
riage, Tuesday.
Ellsworth Murphy and wife and Mrs.
Susan Boyd of Allegheny, were the guests
oi Mrs. ". S. Morris of Mercer st, last
Week,
Edward White and wife and Miss
Walker of Allegheny were the guests of
Mrs. j. IL. Reiber last week and took 10
the Fair
W. J. Peace, of Middese1 brought Us
a basket of apples and peaches, ye sterdsy,
.he handsomest and best We have had this
year.
J. Ii Southgate of New Castle, the
Vice Presidential candidate of the Nation
al or Broad Guage Prohibition party will
speak in the Opera House Saturday might.
J. n. Patterson purchased the lot on n.
Main St, adjoining DR.. Redick's home
from the Heiner brothers, Tuesday, seven
ty feet front for So, 400.
James c. Vandyke and wife of Marion
tup. were in town, Thursday night, and
visited with their friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen. Brown of the 1st Ward.
u. II. Snyder, son of J. C. Snyder, Esq.
of Brady twp, visited his folks this week.
and took in the Fair. Ii He is now clerkiug
in a shoe store in New Brighton.
James Glenn, son of W. C. Glenn of ".
ounbury, visited his folks last week. He
is now working in the Standard office in
Uniontown, where his brother Charley has
shoe store.
Charley Stokey's new hotel at Zelieno-
pie is to cost SO, 900. Peter Schencs 3e-
cured the contract. Mr.. Eckelberger of
Butler intends building a three story
frame hotel in the Extension, near the
new station.
Daniel Cable, David Parks, j. W
Monks, Jos. Miller, J. p Boggs, Dr.
Thomas, J. E. Brown, AL. Dunbar, los.
Moore, Jas. Steen, d. GoldiDger and sever
al other o.d friends dropped in to see US
during the big day of the Fair.
Jovial JOS. Moore, who now lives near
Grove City, was in town last week, taking
III the Fair. Joe had an odd experience
during last oats harvest He rode on a
load from the field to the barn, and when
he picked up the first sheaf to throw 1t in
10 the NOW, found that he had been sitting
on a large rsttler.
Mrs. Wm. Caldwell lost a diamond pin
on the Fair ground. 1t is about one inch
long and in the shape OF hand with three
fingers closed. The diamond is held by
the thumb and forefinger, the wrist is in the
shape of cuff with buttons A boy on
the grounds found pair OF eye glasses,
aud pocket book with one key in il.
Inquire at this Office.
Rev. Warren Roth occupied the pulpit
of the English Lutheran church last Sun
day, and Will do 40 next Sunday. Rev.
Theo. Roth, the youngest cf the three
brothers, preached mastery sermon in
same church last Sunday evening. The
Synod of the church sustained Theo. in
ms dispute with the trustees of Thiel Col
iege, and retained him as President of the
institution.