Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-12-01
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C F. Geehring Of zehenopte was il
town, Friday.
A. B. Hamel of Renfrew was in town
Monday. He is settling his fathers es
tate.
Elmer Kuhn lately discharged from
Co E. 18th, reg arrived home, Friday
evening
Miss Mary Jane Cooper and her
brother of jefferson twp. were in town
yesterday. :.
Harry Flemming of Buffalo twp,
was. in town yesterday returning his
/ books as Assessor.
w D. Young, of Clearfeld twp was
in town Friday He says Mike Flem-
ing has his corn husked.
4 Robert HARRISON and his sister, Miss
Ida of Middlesex twp. did some shop
ping in Butler Monday. ...
I Mrs Mart Grier was taken from the
hospital to the home of her. husband =
: folksrnear Euclid last Saturday.
DIR McAlpine has returned to But
Ter TO stay; and he has opened an Office
in. the Bickel building. See card.
David i5nsminger of Co. E. left Sat
urday evening to join the 18th again,
which is now on its way TO Cuba.
Harry Siebert, of Pittsburg, spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, VIM
Siebert and wife of w. Wayne st.
O. w. Ea9al of Mt Chestnut was in
town, Yesterday, He is quite an exten-
sive dealer n grain, -four and feed.
Walter Mccormick and Alfred Black
Of Co. E, expected to leave today TO
join the, 18th, ,'@theif furToughs having
expired.
Chas. ,Kalb of Co E is home on fur
lough after nearly two months sickness
with typhoid fever in the Pottstown,
Pa hospital :. ...-,.,.
Samuel Winner of Worth twp. walk
ed in to Butler, Monday twenty miles.
1t was cold morning, and Winner is in
niS lou ,eai'- - ~. ~.
Jim McClung and Frank Anderson
traded properties, the other day, and
Frank gave JinS s., 500 80 boot.
Franks property was On W. Clay st.
and Jim's on Main st.
DR.. Showalter was in town, Tuesday,
looking after some oil interests, but he
will go back to Washington during the
latter part of the week He has re-
rented his old house at 1915 E. Capitol
street. ' 80
II. w Wick, dentist. graduate of
Pittsburg Dental College, has opened
an office in the new Stein building on
S. Main ST.. where he will be pleased to
see his friends and Others needing
dental work.
George Bob Wick, James 0. Camp
bell, John Brandon, Earl Cleeland,
Guy Brandberg and Frank Bowser,
students of W. & J. College. took in
the foot-b game at Expo. Park last
Thursday and then came home on a va
cation. -.
Miss Isabelle White read a very inter
esting paper in the lecture room of the
Episcopal church Of this. place on the
evening of Noy 26, on the early Days of
Western Pennsylvania which'we un
derstapd Will soon appear in one Of our
leading magazines Miss White has
acquired quite a reputation as schol
arly writer.
Miss Mary Logan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Logan of the valley,
was married few days ago to William
Green, of Butler Miss Logan has been
at the latter place where she
made the acquaintance of Green, who
is a well to-do and worthy young man.
The bride is we'll known here and at
West Middlesex and is a highly respect |
ed Young lady Sharon, Pa. Cor, of
Pg, Leader.
J. P. Dayis. of Brady twp, was in
town, this week, calling upon his old
friends Several years ago he was
pretty well known over the county hut
i'll health and i'll fortune set him back
He Is one of the most remarkably Grip
pied men in the county. and has been
since childhood. When but four years
Of age his feet were twisted into knots
by rheumatism, and they grew in such
shape that he cannot stand upon them
excepting with the aid of iron braces.
These he has fixed in his boots, and
when. they are, off be walks upon his
knees, -"