Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-11-03
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John Bickel and wife spent Sunday
in Allegheny
August Freehling of Winfield was ii
town, Friday.
Eli Gibson. Of Parker township, was
in town, Monday.
J.H. Fleming. of Butler township,
was in town, Tuesday.
w. II. Alexander has been appointed
p III. at Whitestown.
James Walker visited his son at the
State Normal, Sunday.
W J. Fletcher and wife, of Whites
town. We're in town Tuesday.
r. 5. Montgomery, of Clinton town
ship, was in town, Monday.
Grant Grossman of Brady twp. was
a business visitor to Youngstown Ohio
lastYeek.
john Shieyer and Ralph Williams
We're West Sunbury visitors. Hallow-
cen evening.
Miss Anna Hunter. of Greensburg,
Is the guest of the Misses Robinson OF
the South Side.
John McCandless is building a large
barn on his farm on the Mercer road
north of Unionville
John Womer of Allegheny twp. and
Lvcurgus Sloan of Venango twp, were
in Butler ON business, Thursday last,
John Gillespie. of Flick, was in town
Monday. looking unusually happy. y
new baby boy came to his nome last
week
Edwin Neeiy of Franklin twp, who
is a member of the 11th Ohio volunteers
went back 10 his regiment Wednesday
of last week after q visit home.
Earl D. Thompson of the Pr2thono
tarys office attended the Peace Jubilee
in Philadelphia and spent two days with
his Co f friends at Camp Meade last
week
Hon. J. B. Showalter. Republican
candidate for Congress, and }. NJ. Gal
breath, Esq addressed the citizens OF
Pennington and vicinity, "Wednesday
evening.
G. W. Taylor of Worth twp, has
about completed a new nine -roomed
frame dwelling and JoseLh Barron. his
next door neighbor, large sheet-iron
grainery.
w. P. Turner and wife wish US to re
turn thanks TO the Maccabees and the
public at large for their kindness and
sympathy during the sickness and death
Of their son d. T.
Esq. Jacob Keck mas built a new
house on MS farm two miles northwest
of town and is using wire fence on his
farm that is said to be the best thing
out in the fence line.
Mrs. John Steintorf and young sons
Bower and Arthur, on Monday returned
to their home in Kansas after n pleas
ant visit to Mrs. Steintorfs ) father. Mr..
Peter Mccullough of MillerstOwn.
d. w. Forester of Franklin town
ship. had some splendid apples IN his
orchard this year, and among them
Spys Jonathan and Baldwins. Some
samples he left us this week, were large
and perfect
NJ. L. Armstrong returned from
Guernsey Co. OHIO, where he had been
visiting relatives, last Saturday. He
brough. home lot of wild persimmons,
which he distributed among his friends
A II. Emrick and Miss R. E. Mus
rush both of Penn twp. were married
Wednesday by Esq Anderson. The
groom is son of Daniel Emrick and the
bride daughter of William Musrush.
j. S. Leighner has been terribly af
flicted by inflammatory rheumatism for
for some weeks. His wrists are so swol-
len as to make him helpless. His sons
are attending to the business of the But
Ter Portrait Co.
Prof. Fl. A. McCandless. who lately
resigned the principalship of the Har-
risburg schools TO take that of Evans
City, has been succeeded by Prof. j,
Glenn late of the Allison Park, Ale
gneny county, schools.
r Wilhelm of Co. D 10th Regt. is
visiting his brother c. l.. Wilhelm OF
3jf Centre Ave He tells many incid-
ents of camp life which always interest
the hearers and says that for all the
hard times they had they enjoyed the
trip His experience under fire in the
battle of Coano is ESPECIALLY interesting.
DR. " McAlpine returned Tuesday
from six month visit to Alaska, where
his son, Kennith. is practicing dentistry
at Fort Wrangle The DR. did not visit
the gold fields. He intends to open an
office in the Bickel building in a few
days and says he will never leave But
Ter again until carried out feet first.
Rev. Myles Hemenway is elated-No
man in butler has been feeling happier
for the past few days His story of the
Maine Coast, called 'Old Captain,
will have first place in the Christmas
number of Harper's Magazine, and will
be illustrated by Howard Pyle with ten
drawings and a colored fronts piece.
Rey Hemenway wrote the story and
submitted it to the Harpers two years
ago. 1t was accepted and filed, and
now after two years rest will appear
with such glorious distinction.