Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-04-21
Personal.

s. B Cross has moved back to Butler
/ DR.. Cowdeu of Renfrew was in town
last Week.
a l. Brown Of Concord twp. was in
town, Tuesday.
Thomas Jamis0u and son of Fairview
/ twp. We're in town, Tuesday.
Theo. Deimling, of jefferson twp,
/ has moved TO Butler.
Robert Hamilton Of Concord twp.
was in town Saturday.
Al. Roessing IS in poor health and Is
now living in Allegheny
Howard ROYAL Of Valencia spent sun
/ day with his folks in Butler
Hardle Hepler was elected corporal
in Co. E. Wednesday evening.
/ Andrew Graham i erecting a frame
dwelling on his lot on West street.
DR.. McAlpne is going a long ways
off on the lst OF May Fair warning
JOS. Moore OF Grove City. manufac-
turer Of Maple Syrup, was in towr,
Monday.
Conrad Sell and wife Of Winfield
twp. did some shopping in Butler,
| Saturday
Miss Efie Smith. the North Wash
| ington miliiner, has a Spring opening
| this week.
John Morris has the foundation faid
for new frame dwelling on W. Gun
| nIngham ST.
Jas. Robertson of Oakland and W
D. Roenigk of Slipperock twp. were in
town last Saturday.
J. VI. Grier of California formerly
of Evans City, visited his folks IN Clay
twp, last week.
Mrs Eyira Weigle. of Franklin twp,
! is having sale today, and intends
| moving to Iowa.
Robert McKinnis OF Franklin twp.
was in town. Monday. He Is now IN
MS sd year.
VIM. Gearing of Forward twp. and
his daughter Mrs, y. II. Beam did
! some shopping in Butler yesterday
Last Friday evening new ten pound
| girl came to stay with Jas Il. Turner
and wife Of \. Bluff Street
Esq. ". 3. Bedillion, Cooperstown. ;
! shoemaker, has added his name to the
! CITIZENS 5 subscription list.
J. p. Mates and Z. E. Young, Attor-
lneys-at-Law, now occupy Room Z,
on the second floor Of the Armory build
| ing.
James Wilson, aged 50 years, of Pros
| pect was in town, Monday, and he lift
ed one of those 90-pound cannon balls
with one finger.
Mrs. c. Dieter, who keeps good re
| liable family grocery store, at Harms
City. lately became a subscriber of the
| CITIZEN.
Miss Alice Collins, of s. Main St,
spent Sunday at Mount Aloysius Semi
| nary, at Cresson Springs on the Penna.
r. r
Mrs. a. Flanagan Of Oakland twp
| has moved to Butler and Is living with
her son, John, on Institute Hill, who Is
doing well at carpet weaving.
Attorneys Lev McQuistion and J.
c. Nanderlin and J. W. Wilson form a
new firm of lawyers located in the old
MCQuistion Office.
Dr. Bricker has enlarged and refitted
his rooms at No. IS Main st. He
now has a large, dou Die, parlcr-recep-
tion room; handsomely furnished; and
an operating room, with good light
VIM Klugh, of Karns City, had a
vendue of his household goods, horses,
etc, Tuesday afternoon. Dan Maloney.
of AIillerstOwn, cried the sale and could
be heard at Petrolia, two miles away.
\. H Gold and Crawford Johnston,
of Flick, were in town, yesterday
and Crawford was wearing a genuine
farmers badge-a plough-point Mr.
Gold is in good health and looking well
Rev J. r. Coulter D. D. has not miss
ed a spring meeting of the Butler
Presbytery for forty-two consecutive
years. He is present at the sess-
ion now being held in our town.
Rev. II. B. Burns Of Clear View
| Lawrence Co. and Miss Alice B. ks
kaddon, daughter of Commissioner
| Clerk, Jas. c. Kiskaddon. were mar
ried Wednesday afternoon at the bri-
| de's home, Rev. WOrrel officiating.