Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-07-15
Personal.

town, MOnudy-
Mrs. John J. West Is visiting relatives
in Garfield \ J.
Jos. Mckee returned to mis- home il
Saxonburg, Tuesday.
Quincy A. Redick, of Shira, has late
" been granted a pension
r. .. Lewis OF Washington twp. was
in town. Yesterday.
ST. Marshall and family have moved
back from Eau Claire 10 North Hope
Mary D. Britain has been appointed
post mistress at Riddles X Roads.
David E Dickey, of Butler township,
was a caller at this office last week.
George Bickel returned Saturday
from a weeks vacation at Cambridge
boro.
W Il Ritter and his son Will enjoy
ed q holiday at Cambridgeboro last
week.
Daniel ". Graham, of Connoqueness-
ing township. has been granted
pension.
Dom Imsen, Commissary Of the Fif
tneenth Regt., IS up from Pittsburg for
camp
Col. Thompson applied for a pension
about six months ago, and it was grant
ed lately.
Martha q. Marshall and daughter
Mrs Barr, OF Prospect We're III town
yesterday.
William Findley, Esq. spent the
Glorious Fourth at Moravia. Law
renee county.
Albert c. Troutmau returned last
week from a ter days visit to the Ten
nessee exhibition.
R. c. McAboy and Glib Linn will be
jury men in [. :. District Court at
Erie next week.
Joseph Hartman Jr is lying danger
ously Ill OF typhoid at his nome on h.
jefferson street
Frank BURY OF Allegheny, formerly
of Franklin township. was with the
Elks to Minneapolis.
J. NJ Shira, William Allen, and ssv-
eral other Parker township citizens
were in town last week
John NJ. Crooks VIM. Parks and r.
W. Buxton, Of Middlesex township,
were in town last week.
Forrest HUFF. the bass singer Of Bu.-
Ter, had an operation performed on his
nose in Pittsburg Last week.
VIII Forquer was at Harrisburg,
Monday, and asked Gov Hastings to
veto the Simmons Electric bill
]. L. Hileman of Wesley, Venango
county, returned 10 his home last week
after a two weeks stay in Butler
John Kenig of Water street has
badly inhamed eye and there Is danger
of loosing the sight of it.
Misses McNees, Mckee and Storey
School teachers and Mr.. Mark Harper,
of the First Ward are in San Francisco.
Rev Snyder married James Gal
laugher and Miss Sadie McGuirk, at
his home 118 New Castle St, yester-
day.
Miss Winnie Kinch, of Butler, Pa, is
visiting Miss Jessie Westlake, of High
land avenue. New Castle Courdnt-
Guardian.
S. w. Young and sister, of Butler,
Pa, are visiting friends in the city for
a few days New Castle Courant-
Guardian.
S. B. Martincourt and family, Cur
t1ude Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. JOS. 5. Gray
and Willie Gray left for Atlantic City,
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scheiring and
daughter, Bertha, of Marion, Indiana,
are visiting Mr. Sheiring's parents on
w. Wayne street.
John c. Graham attended the funeral
of Mrs. Sebaugh, nee Josie Faller at
White Hall Station, Allegheny Co.
Linn Caldwell principal of the Home
stead schools, was looking up Butler
acquaintance last week Mr.. Caldwell
has been taking an extra course at
Grove City college.
Charley Abrams sailed from New
York last Saturday for Ireland. An
was going and Charley thought he
would accompany him.
Mrs Hannah Bailey, of Glade Mills,
left Pittsburg Tuesday evening Of
last week for Salt Lake City, Utah, and
other points III the West too visit
relatives She viii be absent for several
months.
L. X. Purviance, of Buffalo former
ly of Butler, is visiting his old friends
here Lew got back last January from
South Africa where he lived for four
teen months. He was not stuck on
that country or its people.
Miss Mary Mcbride, daughter of l. J.
Mcbride, and Leon Schloss, were
married at Canton, o., on July 5th.
The wedding was surprise TO their
friends at home. Mr.. and Mrs. Schloss
have returned and are now residing in
Butler
John G. Graham returned from ten
days stay III the East last week. Mr..
Graham visited Washington, d. c.,
Easton, Pa, Philadelphia, New York
and the seacoast, saw the college boat
races at Pougnkeepsie. Ny. and yelled
for Cornell when she beat Yale and
Harvard
Misses Maud Kelley and Laura Jami-
son of this place leave to-day for a ten
days stay at Atlantic City in company
with fifty stenographers and saleSwo-
men sent there by the Pittsburg Daily
News, as result of popular contest
The number of coupons sent in for the
successful contestants ranged from 1868
to 19,06S
Linn Borland, ". J. McCafferty Geo.
Liebold, Phil Schaul, Louis Kohler l..
e. Smith, Al. Bell, Jos Wagner, Kuhn
Campbell, Mac Davis and Clint Bole
have returned from the Elks Conven-
ton at Minneapolis The weather was
hot there last week-very hot-1O3 IN
the shade, but the boys brought theil
antlers home safely. The next Con
vention will be held in New Orleans
Will J. Mcconnell, the temperance
lecturer, after having been on drunk
for week in Cleveland was taken into
court on an insanity warrant sworn out
by his wife. The case was laid over
Mcdonnell was arraigned in police
court twice on charges of intoxicatior
and fined both times
The following item regarding th'
spiritualistic meetings in Lily Dale ha'
been going the rounds of the papers tC
the north of rs; War has broken ou