Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-12-08
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Christian Hoehn, of Cranberry twp.
was in town, Friday.
Charles Kalb of Co. E is visiting
friends in kittanning.
A. c. Steele, of Bruin. has purchased
property in Grove City.
W. S. Brandon of Connoquenessing
twp was in town, Thursday.
J.D. Smith, of Centre twp, made
$50 bbls. of cider this fall
Stephen Atherton of Centreville has
been granted Sl2 pension
J. R. Sloan, of Venango twp. intends
passing the winter in Bradford.
H. Pizor and A. n. Van Horn of
Worth twp. was i'll town, yesterday.
James NJ. BARLEY, of Parker twp,
drove down to Butler on business Fri
day.
w. E. Cooper of Worth twp. is
spending a few days in Butler on bust
ness.
W. a. Brackney, of Clay twp, was
in Butler Friday, and called on the
CITIZEN.
A. W. Shannon and Robert McGinniss
of Franklin twp. were in town yes
terday.
w. S. Drummond and wife of Rel
bold did some shopping in Butler, last
Saturday.
J. NJ. Galbreath Esq. was confined to
his house few days by the grip during
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Fulton of Middle
sex bought their Christmas presents in
Butler, this week.
Jacob Dambach, of Zelienople was a
social and business caller on his Butler
friends last Friday.
Albert L. Shrader of Centre Ave, vet
eran of the Civil war, has been granted
a So per month pension.
R. B. Conn of Clay twp, was in town,
Monday. He has been the Collector of
that twp. for several years.
Hugh Knittle of New Castle spent
Sunday with his parents, Geo. Knittle
and wife of Water street.
Philip Tack Jr on Saturday returned
lIOLl L lOuHSSIONu, NhclC ht hftS Dcch
working for some time past.
Deputy Sheriff T. j. Dodds is attend
ing to his duties again after a two
months battle with typhoid fever.
Charles Korn, the Middletown black
smith, was in Butler. Friday, attend
ing the hearing of the BARLEY VS. Bell
suit
s. L. Braham and Rev. McKelvy, of
Harrisville are delegates to the q. P.
S. S. Convention in Allegheny this
week.
Henry Galbreath and wife of Win
field twp. drove to Butler Wednesday
on short visit to his brother j. M.
Galbrath, Esq.
Edward Winter, has bought out the
hardware store of Dindipger & Wise in
Harmony and is now conducting the
business.
Congressman Showalter has secured
the discharge of Sergt. Isaac Andrews
and Corp. William Jackson and Marcus
B. Mechling of Co. E 18th.
Fred NJ. Negley of Philadelphia,
travelling for the drygoods firm of
Hood, Fulkrod q Co. spent several
days in Butler last week.
Capt. James McElhaney of Co. E 10th
Reg, lately returned from Porto Rico,
visited his brother E. NJ McElhaney of
Jefferson Centre this week.
John Alexander, lately discharged
from the 18th. came home last week and
has left again to work in the oil fields
at Robinsons Mills, w. Va.
S. H. Arbison and Eliza V. Thomp-
son both of McFann, were united in
marriage by Rev. Johnston in Clerk of
Court Meals Office Wednesday after
noon.
Rev. Barnett is the guest of c. N.
Boyd and wife. He is interested in
Markleton Sanatorium, one of the
charming mountain resorts of the
State
j. NJ. Luton, the Harmony billiard
man, his brother G.. B., and Mr.. Nc
Murry of Zelienople went up to Venango
county Monday on an extended hunt
ing trip.
G. F. White Esq. of franklin spent
several days in town during the past
week introducing his system CT record
indexing to the attorneys and Court
House officials.
Mrs. Thomas Badger of West Liber-
ty, while visiting her son David in New
Castle, fell down the cellar way and
broke one of her legs, but will be able
to come home soon.
D. H. Cricks of West street came
over from New Castle Saturday even.
ing to spend Sunday with his family.
He has been carpentering in that city
for several weeks past.
o. a. Kocher and O. w. Zeigler now
form partnership, owning the old w.
j. Black livery feed and sale stable in
Harmony Mr. Black is conducting
the Hotel Butler livery stable on S.
Main street.
Rev. J. S. Mckee, w. H. Rumberg
er, Raymond Cornelius, Mrs. A. Crat-
ty, Mrs. McElhaney and Miss Mary
Mckee attended the United Presby-
terian Sundayschool convention in AL
Iegheny Monday and Tuesday.
Drs. Barr and Barber of Mars and
Prof. Hogan of Phila made us a pleas
ant call yesterday. DR.. Barr was the
principal operator III Gne henry dccl-
dent, Prof Hogan is the guest of DR..
Barber, and is looking around for a To-
cation for Conservatory of Music.
John S. Hare returned to his home
at Cold Springs, Kentucky, Saturday,
after two months visit with his rela-
tives and friends in Butler county, Mr..
Hare was born and raised on Thorn
creek, Penn twp. during the Rebellion
and after that war located in Kentucky
Roland Dodds son of Sheriff w. B.
Dodds, who has been i'll with typhoid
foyer, was seized Tuesday with a
paroxysm of coughing, during which
he elected pin which he had swallow
ed 10 years ago, without experiencing
any i'll effects at the time. The pin was
corroded, but had retained its shape.
Rev. S. Hall Young, who was born
and raised in Butler and who is a son
of the late Rev. Loyal Young of this
place, has returned from Alaska where
he was sent as missionary of the Pres
byterian church. He preached twice in
Pittsburg churches last Sunday in the
interest of the board of Home Missions
of that church in Alaska. We do not