Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-04-08
PERSONAL.

John Floyd of Parker has moved to
Butler
Phillip Burtner of Saxonburg is i'll
poor health.
Wilson Garvin of Cranberry twp was
in town Tuesday.
A c. Cruikshank has sold his inter
est in the Apollo Roller Mills.
Miss Lottie Heiner was the guest Of
Mrs John c. Graham.
DR.. E. A Russell has opened an Office
in the Bickel building.-See card.
c. n. Brown was insured in the Roy
al Arcanum of Petrolia for S3, 900.
W. l. Scott of Lancaster twp. was in
town on business, last Thursday.
Miss Jean Varnum of Pittsburg is the
guest of Mrs J. \. Richey.
G. Fl. Rea of Marion twp. was in
town, Saturday.
Dan Dunbar of Walters station was
in town, Friday.
Charley Double of Donegal twp. went
to West Virginia last week.
Mrs Mary Glenn of Butler has been
granted a pension.
Frank and Charles McCurdy of Brady
twp. were in town. Saturday.
Miles Orwig of Niles, O., is the guest
of Frank Morris of Cleveland st.
James NJ. Dunn of Brady twp. was
in town on business, Monday.
Porter Wilson was in town Saturday,
wearing the first straw hat of the sea-
son.
John Lumley and wife OF Forward
twp. did some shopping in Butler, Sat
urday.
Hiss Sarah McFadden of New York
is visiting her cousin, Miss Allie Collins
of S. Main st.
Miss Mary Sterritt of Beaver Falls is
the guest of Maud Moorehead of South
Washington ST.
Conductor French was on our streets,
Monday, for the first time since the ac
cident in January.
Miss Lena Kiskaddon of Foxburg is
the guest of the Misses Kiskaddon of
Z. North ST.
VIM. G.. Mcdowell of Williamsburg,
paid a short visit to his brother, James
of L. Jefferson street, this week
John Muder Jr of Saxonburg was in
town, Tuesday. John is one of the
most expert auctiOneers in the county.
Miss Kate Patterson of Pittsburg re-
turned Tuesday to enter upon her third
season as trimmer for The Peoples
Store.
Henry Garrett of Punxsutawney is a
remarkable old man. He is So years of
age, has Just recovered from the Grippe
and is now cutting new set of teeth.
Miss "Kittie" Criswell daughter of
Joseph Criswell and Thomas G. Steph-
ems of Pittsburg will be married next
Wednesday, week, at the Criswell
home in Butler twp.
A. L. Weihe, of Evans City has
leased the Dispatch of New Kensing-
ton and went on Tuesday to take charge
of it. His family will remain at Evans
City for the present.
Warren Conlan, the tragedian, who
was here last week, is a very clever
actor, so is his principal assistant Miss
Ferry, but they played to slim houses in
Butler, and their receipts did not equal
their expenses. Butler people
seem to have no time or money for
tragedy
Simeon Nixon, Jr. is a member of the
Class of '97 of the Pittsburg College of
Pharmacy, which graduates this year,
and holds it's Commencement Exercises
in Carnegie Library, Allegheny, on
Thursday evening of next week, the 10Th
inst, beginning at 8 o'clock. Samuel
Purvis, Jr., Chas. Fisher and Will For
ker are the other Butler boys in the
graduating class.
Henry c. Heineman retired from the
stationery and book business, last week
after be ing almost constantly engaged
in it for forty years. Mr.. Heineman
was born in Schleswig Holstein, Ger
many, June 13, 1928. When he was
five years of age the family came to
America, and later to Butler. Heine
man was employed In Butler nve years,
but in 1S49 went to California. Not re-
alizing his dreams of golden wealth, he
returned in about year, and after re-
naming here about the time, again
sought the wealth reported to be so
plentiful in the far west. After four
years he came back, and in 1857 embark
ed in the book and stationery business,
which he has followed continuously up
to the present time. He was the
pioneer in this line in Butler, and for
years his was the largest establishment
IN the cou nty.