Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-09-30
Personal.

w. S. Brandon intends moving from
: Mexican St to Lincoln st.
Hon. Joseph Leibler and wife have
returned from Cambridge.
Miss Annie Bixler of GreenCastle Pa.
| is the guest of Miss Jennie Mechling
John BARLEY of West Sunbury has
purchased farm in S. Dakota.
John Frazier of w. jefferson ST. is
| recovering from a brief illness
Miss Haas, of Philadelphia, is the
guest of Miss Elsie Beighley.
Watson Forester and daughter, of
Prospect, are taking in the Pittsburg
Exposition today.
Mr.. Dexter of Clinton twp. has pur-
chased the blacksmith shop of John VI.
Fries at Sarvers station.
Alexander McIlroy, and wife Of
Scranton were the guests of DR.. Mcllroy
and wife last week.
DR.. Barr. J. A. Criswell and J. V.
Walters of the Mars Cemetery Asocia-
tion, were in town, Tuesday.
Joseph Campbell of Hooker; S. j..
Crooks n Allegheny; and his father j.
NJ. Crooks of Middlesex were in town,
Saturday.
Charles P Ritter, who has been home
from Los Angeles, Cal, for several
weeks past, intends TO start on MS re-
turn trip tomorrow.
Rev. E. o. Graham was ordained as
minister of the English Lutheran
church at Greensburg last Sunday, and
will locate at Bridgeport, Ohio.
I'M. BashIine ana wife left for Chi.
capo. Yesterday. and will be
back next week The object of Mr..
Bashline's trip is to investigate the Busi-
ness Colleges of the Windy City,
w. C. Thompson and A. G.. Williams,
of Butler, Francis Murphy, of Chicora,
and NJ. L. Lockwood, Zelienople,
marched in the Knights Parade IN
Pittsburg Tuesday.
L. A. Rohner of Prospect, 6. Z.
Thomas of Butler. DR.. Thomas of Fair
view. G.. w. Cooper of Slipperyrock, M.
G. Saryer of Buffalo and Geo. Graham
of Connoquessing returned home from
the convention at Altoona, Friday.
Five Beaver Falls men rode from there
| to Butler few days ago. 1t was their
intention to go on to Clarion to see the
stone man, but gave 1T up and turned
back when they learned they had thirty
miles more to ride.
CYRUS Campbell Jr. and wife were
home last week to attend the funeral of
their uncle Cyrus Campbell Of Parker
twp. who was buried in Bear Creek
| cemetery last Thursday. Mr. Camp
| bells correct age was II years and four
| months He was never married.
On Monday evening. VIM. J. Helm
| and wife. nee Lillian Reiber, returned
| from an extended southern tour. They
visited the Nashville, Tenn. exposition
| the Mamouth cave, and other places.
| They intended to stop, at Louisville on
there way home, but when they arrived,
| there were two cases of yellow fever
reported and they did not stop.
Thomas A Morrison, the popular
baker and caterer, and Miss Fannie
Wing, daugher of H. q. Wing. were
married in the Presbyterian Church
yesterday afternoon. After the cere
mony the happy couple left for Cleve
land, O., from which point they will
take trip on the Lakes. They were
bountifully remembered by their many
friends.
Bradford McAboy, son of Robt, went
to Phil'a, Tuesday. to attend the Medi
cal Department of the University of
PENNSYLVANIA His tuition there for the
next eight months will be 5000. with
extras for the use of subjects etc. II
he boards at the 'dormitory" of the in
stitution hismeals will cost him So. 50pel
week, and room from $50 to $50, fol
the term. Now there are over 200(
students at that college every winter
lit has run as high as 2600) which makes
the income of the institution from tut
ton alone run from $400. .000 to half 6
million or better, and as the "dormitory
must also be profitable at the figure:
given we cannot see why our Legislator,
voted this University, and also Lehigf
University, large sums of money, ol
why Hastings signed the bills