Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-09-02
PERSONAL.

Butler air-Sept. 7, 8. 9 and 10th.
Mrs. B. Kemper is visiting friends in
{, Erie
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Moore are home
from Chautauqua.
Conrad Snyder of Brady twp was in
! town, yesterday.
, Esq. W. A. Sloan, of Mars, was in
| town on Friday.
Esq. Wright of Cranberry twp. was
in town yesterday.
Chas Mackey of Fra nklin twp. was
| in town Saturday.
G.. A. Arner of New Kensington was
in town, Tuesday.
Mrs. W. W. Walton has gone to her
home at Niagara Falls, n. Y.
Wilson McKissick, of Hooker, was a
Butler visitor last week.
James NJ Carson of Allegheny is Wis
iting friends in this county.
Clarence Harvey returned Tuesday
from short business trip to Pittsburg.
Miss Partridge is not over a thousand
years old, but she don't look it. Does
she?
Prof. Irvine and wife have returned
TO Butler and are boarding with Mrs. j.
S. Hays.
Mrs. Wilson of Erie and Mrs Prugh
of Dayton are the guests of Mrs. 2. G.
Prugh.
Misses Name Campbell and Verna
Cronenwett were visiting in Slippery
rock, last week.
c. N Boyd ret turned from Muskoka
lake last week Mrs. Boyd is visiting
in Greensburg.
Clarence Walker returned on Sunday
to his work in the oil fields at Manning
ton, w Va.
Miss Maud Forth. of Butler, was the
guest Of Miss Gertrude. Cowan last
Sabbath. .-Freeport Journal.
John McMarlin and wife have return
ed from visit with Mr. and Mrs. John
ston of State Line, Ind.
c. D. Cook of Hillard is in town to-
day. The marjority of the miners of
the Royle bank are yet at work.
Percy Leedom and wife returned on
Tuesday from a pleasant outing at At
lantic City and other eastern points.
S B. Badger, of Sonora, was a bust
ness visitor to Butler. Saturday. He is
P. NJ. there and runs good general
store
Miss Anna Cummings, principal of
one Of the Butler schools, spent Sun
dey with Joseph Hamilton and wife
Enllinton News.
S. S. Crawford was in town, Satur-
day, arranging for a harvest home TO
be held at Huselton' s Grove near Rem
frew September IA 1G.
Misses Ida and Nellie Armstrong,
of Fairview Ave, have returned home
after six weeks visit with friends in
Beaver and Allegheny counties.
Charley Smith, of Buffalo twp, re-
turned from Buffalo city, sick. They
get the lake breeze there nights and it
is great place TO catch colds.
VIM. Costello of Ferris was in town
yesterday. The miners in Turner's
mine quit work, Saturday, though they
were making S. 30 to 50. 90 day.
A pension was granted last week to
Mr.. w. w. Kope, of Gallery, this coun
ty, formerly of luniata county this
state; also one to Joseph Houston, of
Evans City.
j. T. Marshall and wife, Of Penn
twp, were in town Saturday. They
were on their way to Grove City to
make arrangements for the schooling
of their children there
We see by the Steubenville, o, papers
that 4. w. Cramer and Clara Duerr of
Buffalo twp. were married at that
place on Aug. 18th We wish our young
friend Roy and his bride all happiness
and success in life.
Win Dixon says he caught the car
rier pigeon which came to the barn in
Penn twp. again and found on it note
reading thus: This is written from
the North Pole where there is an open
sea on which no living thing can exist
for any length of time except a crow
like bird called the Democrat.
The oldest teacher attending the Insti-
tute this week is Enos Mcdonald. Mr..
Mcdonald is II years of age and a res
ident Of Franklin township. He began
his career as teacher in 1848 and with
the exception of five or six terms, he
has followed the profession for fifty-one
years. When not engaged in teaching
he devotes his attention to his family
and surveying
A. J. White and wife of Renfrew
were III Pittsbnrg on Saturday and
when they returned in the evening they
found their house filled by one hundred
smiling friends, who had gathered there
to congratulate Mrs. White on reaching
the half century mark in life and to Gel
ebrate the occas ion Mrs White was
the recipient Of many gifts and memo
rials. Everyone had most pleasant
evening one that will not soon be for
gotten.