Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-11-11
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Sam didn't arrive but is expected
daily
W. ]. Mates and family have moved
TO Mt Chestnut.
J. J. Feidler Of Harmony has been
granted pension.
James Robertson of Greece City was
in town. yesterday
Harry A Cooper of jefferson Twp.
was in town. Tuesday.
Sheriff. Dodds drove ont TO Porters-
vile and back Saturday.
Hiram Shaffer Of Freeport was grant
ed "a pension last week
c. 7. Reeds new b' by Is boy. II
came to town last Monday.
Tom Frazier of Saxonburg. i now
living on Fairview Avenue, Butler.
Ben Foster of Freeport visited his
brother William Of Bluff St, last week.
Harry Schmerker paid visit to his
mother on ) Washington st. over sun
day.
Marsh Douthett, now with E. P.
Remington in Pittsburg Is on the sick
list.
Mr. W. ". Walton of Niagara Falls
y. I. Is visiting uer mother Mrs y. I.
Core.
g. J. Het-ick of Connoquenessi ng
boro IS nursing a big boil On one Of
ms arms.
Esg. Cunningham and wife of Gin
4
Tuesday
Rev. Collins left for Florida, Tues
day His wife will preach for him
while he i away
The Derrimore heirs intend moving
to Tarentum and will rent their farm
in jefferson Twp.
Clifford Cornman of Donegal Twp.
and James Fennell of Clearfeld Twp.
were in town, Saturday.
O. E. Kiester, the Prospect store man,
is hopping along on one foot because
the other Is crippled with rheumatism
Jas Mcdowell, Jos. McNees, Jno.
A. Dougan and 5. F. Milford Of Marion
Twp. were in town on legal business,
Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Duffy will sell her house
and lot on Maple Ave. at sacrifice, as
she intends moving out Of the county.
Inquire at this Office.
Miss Lelah Wick of West Sun bury
visited the family of Robert J. Thomp-
son. West end. last Saturday and Sun
day and returned home on Monday.
DIR. Neyman now lives with his
daughter Mrs. Hayne, On Howard St.
but retains his old Office. Jno. Walker
is occupying the residence on Main st.
w b Smitten and his corps of az
sistants fOr the Wrought Iron Range
Co. will leave Butler next Saturday,
and Will not again visit this county for
four or five years. They sold about
300 ranges in this country, this trip.
G. p. Johnson, the veteran tailor W no
has been making clothes in Prospect
for a generation past, states that at the
next presidential election there will be
three Republican votes in his hous e
hold, the father and two sons.
Frank McCrea, the Butler House bar
Der, came up street, Tuesday carrying
his gun and as tring Of dozen pheasants.
Frank is the best hunter in Butler
He was out last week and got about 80
pheasants. He gets them all in the
woods.
Y. S. Waterman Of Evans City was
in town yesterday, taking orders for
the Ideal Sliding Blind, invented and
manufactured by Edward Dambach
and he secured two good orders Those
for the odd Fellows Hall on Centre
Ave and Chas divers new house on
w est Pearl St This blind is one of the
best things vf the kind in the market.
A. H Morse of Buffalo Twp. is the
| oldest man on the Jury this W eek. He
Is in his S1th year, but he is spry and
hearty lie helped his cousin (the
first electrician after DIR. Alter TO
build the first telegraph line in this
country the one from Washington to
Baltimore He has lived On the hillside
overlooking Butler junction for AZ
years
On Nov. 3rd. at $50 p. NJ at the resi-
dence Of the brides mot her, Miss
| Ethei.n Koch, Of Flora. and Mr. G. A.
| hoci,enberry, Oi Isle. were united in
marriage by Rev. ID. Il. Stahlman,
| Pastor Of the English Lutheran Church.
| The bride is the second daughter Of
Itatts.D nun fttiF u anu tAAf GAODbi - ~
son Of Casper Hockenberry owner Of
the Eockenberry Oil fields in Franklin
| Township.
John and Jim, two old Republicans
of the Northern part of the county
were in town few days ago, and
| shortly after they arrived they told an
old friend and storekeeper that they
intended TO fool the people up their
way this time-they intended to 20
| home sober neither intended 10 take a
| drop. They left the store and sepa-
| rated TO attend to their several errands,
but Jim watched John and saw him
slip in and take nip, and so as he said,
he slipped in and took three, just to
| fool him. An hour or two afterwards
John came back to the store just able
10 stand straight, but roundly denounc-
ing jim for getting drunk.