Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-09-16
PERSONAL

i Mrs. John McMatlini Of E. Clay St
is seriously i'll.
Jno Burris of Franklin twp, was il
town, Thursday
Thomas Keely, of Butler. has beer
granted pension.
Samuel Black, of Clay twp, was in
town, last Friday.
Linn Borland has gone East to buy
| goods for Mrs Zimmerman.
Jno. L. Shannon of Conoquessing twp.
4 and his son were in town yestrday.
Don Cole, a Butler boy now located
at Superior, Wis, is visiting in town.
DR. Jos. Forester. who is now located
in Erie Pa, was in Butler for the Fair.
Mrs. Edward Jones of New Castle visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. McMarlin, last week
Louis Shearer who has been down in
| West Virginia was home for the fair.
Mrs. Hannah Miller and Jno Fithian,
of Parker twp, have been granted
pensions.
Prof. Leason and wife. of Philadel-
phia, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs J..
n. Moore.
Mrs John Fullerton. of Freeport
visited her father -- GREGG during
Fair week
E. L. Gibson, of Parker twp. was in
town yestesda.y That school case is was
again in Court
w S. Hollobaugh of Butler was the
heaviest man on the grand jury. He
weighs 235.
Jno. Starr, of Concord. brother of
jerry Starr, OF Butler, is seriously II
of heart disease.
Mr. Chris Huselton and Josie Shan
nor, well known young Butterflies were
married last week.
Thos McDeavitt who was on the grand
jury last week. measured six feet four
inches in his stocking feet
Mrs. J. H. Cumberland, of Institute
Hill. owned the satchell found in the
Millerstown road few days ago.
Misses Brown, of Harrisville and Nc
MILAN, of Glenshaw, were the guests of
Mary Ayres, of n. Mexican last week.
Frank Keene Sr. was up in Venango
County last week, where his daughter
Edna is lying i'll with typhoid fever
Mrs. J. b. Huff, of Williamsburg
visited James Hays and family last week
and saw the sights of Buffers big
fair.
Miss Siebert of w Wayne st. has
returned home after an extended visit
with friends in New Castle and Ale
ghenny.
David Park and son, of Middlesex
twp, w. S. Fowler, of Forward, and
Hugh Young, of Fairview. were in
town last Thursday.
District Attorney Christley treated
the Grand Jury to peaches and pears
last week. His wife did not treat him
TO pairs, but to peach of a boy on
Tuesday
George Goehring, of Chattanooga, Is
visiting his father Louis Goehring, of
jackson twp. The Goehring family
intend holding a reunion at LOUIS to-
morrow.
Jos. Aland and Aaron Reiber made
a six-foot box kite and had it in the air
Thursday. 1t was novelty and was
observed by everybody, but the string
broke and the kite sailed off
Mrs NJ. J. McCannon, of Mars had
her pocket book picked of her prrse
containing $50 and certificate of de-
posit for 800, in Bergs Bank, on the
train on her way to Butler, Thursday
evening.
Gerard, or Ardie, Pape has been feel
ing unusually important since Monday
and Grandmother Pape is accordingly
happy. It's baby boy No /. Mother
and child doing we'll
John Thompson, who was one of the
SIX men blown to atoms by nitro glycer-
inc at Cygnet, O., a few days ago, lfy-
ed in Butler and Coopersaown for some
months, and dressed tools on the Aber
far IN near Glade Mills.
The many friends of Mr.. Hobart
Mechling and Miss Ida Brown daugh-
ter of the late G. n. Brown of Penna
Torpedo Co will be surprised to learn
that they have been married for a
couple of months past
John Henninger Esq, is back and
ready to take care of clients after q ten
months stay in North Carolina. John
was looking after T. w. Phillips inter
ests in the gold fields, but does not
think there are any stray Eldorados in
North Carolina.
Mr.. Percy Osborne, who is we'll
known to Buffers young people, and
Miss May Downey, of Grafton, Allie
gheny Co., were married about two
weeks ago. They have the best wishes
OF their many friends. The Osborne
boys are engaged in the tailoring bust
ness in Pittsburg.
DIR A. Nj. Patterson of Centerville,
who sold his practice there some time
ago, has purchased the property and
practice of DR.. II. r. Wilson of Porters-
vile. DR.. Patterson expects to have
DR.. Kennedy to assist him. DR.. Wilson
is in poor health and intends going to
some health resort.
). &. Moore, of Clinton twp, was in
town, Friday. He hardly expected to
attend the Fair after his encounter
with his Jersey bull two weeks ago.
The bull attacked him while he was
building fence, and threw him down
and gored his right side, tearing his
clothing and breaking the skin in one
place. He was under the doctors care
for two weeks
Prof. +. E. Knoch, of Saxonburg re-
turned home on w ednesday of last
week He went to Europe in March of
96; spent week or two in England
and then went to Germany where he
took course in Chemistry. He grad
uated, now adds "Ph. d. " to his name,
and is open for employment. He is a
first class man, and if you know of a
vacancy in the Scientific Department of
any college, you can safely recommend
him.