Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-12-15
PERSONAL.

Isaac Andrews of Co. E came home
last Thursday.
John G. Thompson of Brady twp.
was in town, Thursday.
G. W. Johnston OF Middlesex twp.
was in town, Saturday
| w. r. Moore of Worth twp. was &
visitor in town, Tuesday.
w. R. Moore of Worth twp. came to
town in his sleigh. Tuesday.
w. L. Shannon, the store keeper of
Mars, was in town, Monday.
J. l. shannon. the Gallery store
keeper, was in town. Tuesday
DIR. Holman and son Ralph of Union
vile were in town, Saturday.
Mrs. William Costello, of Water ST.,
is confined to bed by sore leg.
S. NJ. Turk of Washington twp. has
been in town this week attending
, court.
Mrs. A. J. Baker of Brownsville was
taken to Butler General Hospital last
Saturday.
Mrs Sproul, of Parker, mas been
visiting Henry Nigh's family on East
Diamond street.
Mrs. Carrie Ball of Willow Grove.
Allegheny county, Is visiting Register
Adams and family.
Prof. A. E. Maltby of the Slippery
rock Normal was a business visitor IN
Pittsburg last week
w. Perry Smith of Centre twp, one
of the county's best men, died on the
18th anniversary of his birthday.
H. J. lift, the enterprising merchant
of Evans City was in town, Monday,
settling the estate of James jones.
TIP. Bell of West Sunbury is work
ing for the Producers Pipe Line at
Marshall station, Allegheny county
Mrs r. A. Koch and son, Burton, of
Brady twp. were shopping in Butler
Tuesday and called on the CITIZEN.
G.. w. Cramer Jf Silverville was in
town. Yesterday He is now general
agent for the Ohio Farmers Fertilizer
Co.
r. NJ. Donaldson and daughter, May
returned to their home in Concord twp.
Tuesday, after a two days visit in But
Ter.
Robert A. Gibson of Crawford county
i. spending few days with his brother,
Supt. J. A. Gibson, of the borough
schools
Fl. L. Bicker of Winfield, A. H.
Cranmer of Clay and ID. B. Dodds of
do
CITIZEN office.
Mrs Mary Russell, who has been
quite ill with pneumonia at the home
of her father, Coulter McCandless, in
Centre twp. is recovering.
Hart Graham. who has charge of
Douthett & Graham's branch store in
Youngstown, O. was in town, Monday.
They are doing well there.
John Ralston, note of whose acci-
dent appears in another column, is
resting easy this morning at the Hospi-
tai and there is hope of recovery
Frank Thompson of Brady twp. and
who is one of the 1900 class at Grove
City College has been elected Captain
of the football team for next year
Mrs. James Maitland and son Isaac
of Clinton twp. passed through town,
Monday, after visit to Mrs. MaiZland's
daughter, Mrs. Benry Bowser of Pros
pect.
Lon. Shira and S. G. Moore of Clinton
twp, were in Pittsburg, Tuesday, look
ing up the Nate Seton matter. Allie
gheny Co. wants 81 200 from Butler Co.
in that case
Rev. Pleasant Tucker had very
unpleasant experience in Pittsburg a
few days ago A couple of newly form
ed friends of African descent got six
dollars from him for nothing.
Herman Krah of Forestville owns
two-legged cat that is the wond er of the
Both front feet are
and yet pussy gets around
about as well as most two-legged cats.
Mr.. Hyde, the President of one of the
big insurance companies of New York
is down with nervous prostration. His
salary is 800, 900 year and the labor
of drawing it seems to shatter his nerves
occasionally.
Bert, son of Cyrus Campbell of w.
Fulton street is home from Grove City
College for the holiday vacation. His
sister Mrs G.. B. Stewart of Grove City
accompanied him home for a visit to
her parents.
George Varnum of Centre twp. killed
an ermine in his barn last week. AL
though slight and scarely foot in
length, the ermine is rare and its pelt
very valuable. In summer the fur is
bt,t tt1r hi 70 in wi n
ter, except the tip of the tail which re-
mains black always.
w. H. Campbell of Concord, John
Clark Of Washington, Robert Barron of
Worth, James Gilghrist of Cherry, Levi
Boyer of Lancaster VIM. r. Thomp-
son of Middlesex, Samuel Riley of For
ward, j. N. Forester of Franklin, E.
s. Milligan and Michael Fleming of
Clearfield were among our callers, Mon
day.
Miss MaryPriscilla, daughter of Enoch
Varnum of Centre twp. and Abbie w.
Martin of CORVALLIS. w. Va. were
married, Tuesday week, by Rev. Kerr
at his residence in Harrisville After
the groom's parents in Clarion county
and then went to CORVALLIS, where
Mr. Martin is engaged in the oil bust
ness.
The largest purchaser at the Assignee's
sale of J. Med. Scott & Co. Wholesale
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, SI3 Liberty
St., Pittsburg, Pa was P. w. Ruff. He
bought for A. Ruff & Son nearly 5000
pairs. There will be some lively shoe
selling now.
The University Extension lectures
on "The Greater American Poets
which have been held in the High
school Chapel will conclude on Thurs.
day evening Dec. 10 The lecture of
the auaninr will traat of the Ii 20 and