Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-11-10
PERSONAL.

D. Starkey, of Zeno, was in Butler
Friday.
S. J. Black. of Marion twp, was il
town, Saturday.
D. NJ Ziegler, of Jackson twp, wa
in town last Friday
Jno. Andre of Fairview twp. was II
| town ON business, Friday.
Jas. B. Siders is building on his prop
erty at jefferson Centre.
VIM. Carson. of Marion twp, is seri
ously i'll. He is in his 10Th year
Hon. DanI Feidler, of Harmony
spent last Thursday in Butler
w. S. Fowler and wife, of Carr, did
some shopping in Butler, Friday.
Russell Eckman of Co. E. is home on
short visit from Camp Meade.
M.F. Phillips and wife of Winfield
twp, did some shopping in Butler,
Thursday.
Simon Croft. wife and son, of Como
quenessing twp, did some shopping IN
Butler, Friday.
John G.. Williams and Alphonse
Wanlin have returned to the 10Th at
Camp Meade.
Captain Biopus, has moved to Butler,
and is living with his daughter Mrs.
Findley, at 400 Miffiin st.
David Ensminger and Joseph Heine-
man of Co. E are home for short visits
before gong south.
Roy Burtner of Co E, is home on a
short visit to his parents, L. P Burtner
and wife of Jefferson twp.
Roy McIntire of Co. E, returned to
the 18th, at Camp Meade, Monday,
after a sixty-day rest at home.
J.D. Wilson Esq, of Saxonburg, vo-
ted last Tuesday, and then set sail for
his new home in Athens Co, Ohio.
Ex-senator Calvin Brice, of Ohio,
visited Butler for short time last Sat
urday looking after his new railroad.
John Kerple, Jacob Hoehn, and Dan
iel Weitzel are completing new dwell
ling houses on the upper part of Centre
avenue.
Walter Mccormick, of Co. E. is home
on sick furlough after months comm
ment in a Philadelphia hospital by
malaria.
Mrs. Rev. Eli Miller left for York on
Thursday to attend the funeral of her
aunt and expects to return on Friday or
Saturday.
Mrs Henry Baugh, nee Amanda,
daughter of J. McQ Smith, is seriously
ill with typhoid fever at her home IN
Saux City, Minnesota.
John Armstrong, of Huntington, w
Va, has been visiting his brother
James, of Purvis' mills and looking up
his old Butler acquaintences.
George Thompson, of Co. E, received
on honorable discharge from Uncle
Sans service last week and has return
ed to his home in Centre twp
Theodore Smith, of Marion twp,
lately purchased a flock of fine sheep.
He had faith in the success of Republi-
can principles He tried the other side
and got left.
J. E. Mechling came up from Pitts
burg Sunday to see his parents, j. b
Mechling and wife, and brother Burke
of Co. E, who is still confined to the
house by malaria.
James Vogeley, Lawrence Mcdowell
and Charles Miller of Co. E. arrived in
Butler on four-day leaves of absence
Saturday, and have returned to Camp
Meade. Vogeley spent part of his leave
with relatives in Allegheny.
A. n. GilSeland, of Hastings, Mich,
returned to his home last week after a
months visit with his cousin, George
NJ Graham, of Connoquenessing twp.
Mr.. Gilleland was born in Butler coun-
ty but left here about thirty years ago.
Mrs. ]. M. TRULY and daughter Eva
and son Josiph, of Stark, Fla, who
have been visiting at T. B. Humes for
some time, returned to their hCme
Tuesday evening accompanied by Mrs.
Humes, who will spend the winter with
them Mrs. Truby is cousin of Mrs.
Humes.
Miss Margaret Knittle and Eugene
Pape. two of Buffers best known and
popular young people, were united in
marriage Tuesday morning at the
brides home on Water street by Rev.
Romelfinger After a wedding tour
the happy couple will locate in New
Castle where Mr.. Pape is employed by
the Bell Telephone Co.