Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-10-07
PERSONAL,
Baby June likes pop corn.

Thomas Hazlett has been granted q
pension.
Harry Heineman has located an Ii
tusville.
Simon Croft and wife were in town
Saturday.
Jos. McNIichael, of Clay twp, was in
town, Tuesday.
WI. Parker, of Buffalo twp. has
moved to Natrona.
John Alexander Of South side is home
from West Va.
J. VI. Bashline and wife arrived home
from Chicago on Monday.
Rebecca J. Lindsey has been appoint
ed P NJ. for Gomersal
Rev. ]. ]. Ralston of Po.tersyille,
was in town on Monday.
Mrs. Mary Christie of W. Sunbury.
aged IS. is seriously i'll
Mrs. c.. E. Jellison of Petrolia has
been granted pension.
Mrs. L. T. Ganter has moved into her
house on Mifiin st.
Miss Bird Wieser, of West St, left
for Philadelphia, Monday morning.
Miss Alice Borland has returned from
a visit TO her uncle Andrew, in Parker.
Miss Frances Wick, of n Main St,
is convalescent from an attack of ty-
phoid fever.
E.E. Goehring, of Evans City, and
Al. Reibold, of Petersville were in
town, Monday.
Rev. Samuel Kerr of Harrisville, stop
ped off at Butler, on his way TO Pitts
burg Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Rhodes have re
turnek TO Butler, after pleasant tour
of the lakes.
Jno, c. Goehring, of Forward twp,
and his father VIM, of Harmony, were
in town, Satur ay.
J. S. Boyer has moved from Jetfer-
son Center to Centre Ave. and has en-
gagged in harness making.
Will Pagan, the painter has moved
from the Ketterer honse on Mifflin St.
to his own house on West ID. st.
J. G. Aber of Glade Mills came IN sec
ond in the Cleveland to Pittsbu re road
race last Saturday. Time 8 hours.
Anson Redick, former artist on the
CITIZEN, is now located i'll Pittsburg,
where he has a good position.
Daniel Cable, of Connoquene ssing
twp, drove to 3 utler by himself, Tues
day morning. He is now 81 years OF
age.
A. H. Campbell, son of Chas Camp
bell, of Concord, who visited his parents
last week, has returned to Smithtield
w. Va.
Robt Barron Esq, of Worth and
Rev McLeester of Slipperyrock return
ed this morning from the Z, P. synod
at Beaver Fal 5.
VIM. NJ. Shila and wife of Washing
ton have returned to their home after
visit to Lon. E. Shira and J. S. Young
of this place.
The three county commissioners and
clerk Kiskaddon are taking in the con
vention at Gettysburg, this week, and
Lon Shira is running the county.
John A. Wendell has come back to
Butler and is working for Cas- Sherman
in his bakery, John is a cleaver fellow
and good baker.
Frank R. Murphy and John H. Neg
ley have been drawn as petit jurors for
the o. s. District Court, which meets
in Pittsburg Monday, Oct Is.
John C. Graham Esq. was in Grove
City last week, representing Gearing
and Boyer of Scranton, who intend put
ting in water works there either for the
town or for themselves.
DR.. Will R. Cowden of Zelienople
left Tuesday for Fort Smith, Ark.
where he will join a party OF Louis
vile friends and spend six weeks hunt
ing and camping in the mountains.
Will Gallager and family left for the
West last Friday. They will stop with
Mrs Gallager's folks in Iowa for awhile
and then 20 on to Oregon, where ne
owns some land, near the Cascades.
Charley Ritter left Saturday of Los
Angeles, and intends remaining there
Sim Nixon is there yet, and a MIR.
Thorp, formerly of this county. has
ranch near there that is said to be
worth $50, 600.
David Dixon, of West Branch, Iowa,
a native of Penn twp. Is visiting has
relatives, and calling upon his old
friends. in this county. His wife, nee
Douglass of same twp, died some
years ago, and his two children are
married.
George T. Merrill, of Rhode Island,
courted Miss Angenette c. Drury assid-
uously for thirty consecutive years, and
then married another woman. This
was such a shock and blow to the sweet
heart that she brought suit against
George, and the jury has adjudged that
he must pay Angenette 81 400. This
places the cost of courting at SAG. 90
per annum.
Hon. c. G. Rogers, of Cotington Ky.
was the guest of his cousin, Walter l..
Graham Esq. this week-their mothers
having been sisters Mr.. Rogers was
born and raised in Mercer Co., makes
his home in Covington and does bust
ness in New York London and Bogota
the capitol of the United States of Col
umbia, S. A He left Butler yesterday
and is now on his way to Scotland and
from there goes to South America,
where he is negotiating for the national
debt of Columbia.