Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-08-26
PERSONAL.

Chas Ruff is at Atlantic City
Butler Fair-Sept. :, s, . and 10th.
Rev. Snyder has moved TO Gallery.
Frank Kohler is in Buffalo this week
Rev. y. o. Campell is visiting friends
mere.
VIM Watson of Sarversville was in
town, Monday.
o. d. Thompson of Allegheny was in
town on Sunday
J. B. Martin of Connoquenessing was
I IN town, Monday.
! Miss Renno OF Rochester is the guest
I of Mrs. Berkimer.
| NJ Sullivan, ESQ. Of Bradford is visit
\ ing his folks here.
Rev c. L. Rankin of Nova Scotia is
| the guest of Rev. Roth.
J.. y. Fulton, of Middlesex, was ia
town, Tuesday.
J. NJ. Leighnor went over to the Kit
tanning fair, yesterday.
S. d. Miller and family are visiting
friends in Oil City.
S. NJ. Michel Of Zelienople has been
granted "a pension i
John Homer of Donegal twp. was in
town Saturday.
Dr.. J. c. Wilson Of Evans City, has |
moved to Titusyille.
Mrs. Jas. n. Croolshanks of Winfield |
twp. Is seriously i'll.
James A. Negley and wife of Phil'a /
are visiting Butler friends
Hon. John Dindiuger of Zelienople |
was in town last -iday
Miss Jennie Hildebrand is visiting
friends in Lancaster Co.
Rev. Roth and Aaron Reiber are at
tending Synod at Rochester, Pa.
Josephs Niggle and Rockenstein are
impro7in their healths at Cambridge
boro.
Miss Florence Negley of Pittsburg is
visiting her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Negley.
Prof E. Fl. Knoch will take charge
of the eight schools Of Pitcairn, next
week, as principal,
Mrs. Jos. Baker daughter of Mrs.
Gephart and Powell of Buffalo twp are
all down with typhoid fever.
John w Coulter will attend L. S.
District Court at Williamsport, week
after next as Grand Juror. :
Mrs. Joseph DeWolf of Butler return
ed home Monday after visit with rela-
tives in this city.-Oil City Derrick.
DIR. w. c.. McCandless of Glade Mills
has bought the Crafty property on Race
st. and will soon become Butlerite.
J.F. Koenig and wife, who have
been visiting Mr.. Koenig's parents, have
returned to their home in Allegheny
City.
c. B. Rain of the p. r. r. Co. is at
Bedford, and his wife and daughter are
visiting in Petrolia. Mr.. Rahn's health
is not good.
w. L. Graham, Esq. has secured a
pension for Mrs. Barbara Maxwell of
Butler twp, and back pay amounting
to about 800
VIM. H. Hite and Katie G. Victor,
were united in marriage by Rev. G. A.
Limberg at the residence of the groom's
parents, on the 10Th.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Walker and
son Bud are at West Point, N. Y,
where Wayne is attending the U. S.
Military Academy
Mrs. Stephenson, wife of James
Stephenson, of Franklin twp, was
stricken by paralysis while visiting
Mrs. Barnes near Harrisville.
Mrs. Rabe, Of Canton, and Mrs.
Dutton, of Philadelphia, daughters OF
Mrs. Sullivan, Of Diamond St, are
visiting their mother.
o. NJ. Russell and wife returned
from their western trip last week.
They came home over the Northern
Pacific, and stopped to see the Yellow
natures wonders.
Wednesday afternoon G. H. Findley
the photographerand Miss Ida BIppus,
daughter of Capt. J. q. Bippus were
united in marriage by Rev. Il. Cronen
wett at the home of the brides father
in Oakland township. A large number
of friends were present and congratu-
lated the happy couple.
James Crafty. OF Franklin twp, and
Calamity" Caring, of Donegal, were
in town, Friday, wanting to see the
same lawyer Mr. Crafty was in his
usual health. but Mr. Caring, whose
right name is Christian, was wearing
crutches He fell from his wagon a
few days ago and sprained his right
knee.
One Of our handsome young men late
" appeared on the streets wearing a sky
blue suit, white shoes and hat and a
flaming red necktie, but so far as style
is concerned he is a side show compared
with Julius ~ Palmer, formerly of Bos
ton, now secretary for ex-Queen Lii
uokalani, of Honolulu When at New
York hotel last week his makeup was as
follows: A velvet morning jacket,
lightly caught at the throat by a single
button; white waist coat, with hesvy
gold buttons in n double row and six on
a side, white shirt and low collar; a
small white tie which, instead Of being
tied in front, was buttoned by a dia
mond button and the ends foated off
gracefully. He wore further pair of
white duck trousers, white hose elabor-
ately worked, pair of slippers. and
huge nut-colored Panama hat, with a
broad white band around it.