Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-04-07
PERSONAL.


J. P. KIinger of Penn Twp. was in
town Saturday.
J. L. Seaton and wife Of Euclid were
in town Saturday.
". \. Taylor, the tailor, has removed
to New Castle.
J. W. Boyd of Brady twp. was in
town last week.
Matthew Thrower, of Clinton towns
ship, drove TO town Monday.
Geo. Heller, of Winfield township,
was in town, Monday.
10. Adams has moved from Glade
Mills TO Farmer.
DR.. Irvine's death was a sudden and
unexpected one.
Absalom Monks, of Flick, and his son
Martin were in town, Monday
Clarence Walker Esq. left Saturday
on a trip to North Carolina.
M. Galbreath Esq. was a business
visitor in Pittsburg, Monday.
in. Patten of Concord twp. was a
caller at the CITIZEN Office Saturday.
john Mccoy, of E. Quarry street, has
not been in good health for sometime
past
George W. Cooper has moved to
| Whitestown, where his mill Is now To-
Gated
Ed. Harley. who is pumping in West
| Va, was home on visit to his parents
over Sunday.
Miss Sadie Stoddard went to Mercer
Monday She is employed there III
millinery store.
". J. Burton, of Penn township, and
| Lew. and VIM. Falkner, of Winfield,
were in town, Monday.
Mrs. Frank Aker of Sarvers Station,
who has been i'll for some time, Is re
covering
William Leasure, one OF the oldest
inhabitants of Winfield township, has
been in poor health lately.
81. Frantz of Buffalo twp is. work
ing in Pittsburg and intends to move
| his family to that place shortly.
Michael Knauf of Middlesex is in
town to-day. He is in his send year
and is one of the old residenters.
William Baurngart of Summit twp.
was stricken helpless with paralysis
last week.
Miles Gold and Perry Gold have ira
ded farms, and now Perry lives in But
Ter twp and Miles in Concord.
Milo V. Gold is down with pneumo-
MIA, and his brother -in-law Hosea Sny-
der is helping to nurse him.
&c. Snyder Esq. and daughter, and
r. Y. Dickey Of Brady twp. were IN
| town yesterday.
O. NJ. Phillips has broken ground for
new seven room frame house on his lot
at Water and Quarry streets.
1Wm. Ehrnan of Buffalo twp and
VIM. Falkner and Mr. McCune of Win
Geld twp. are preparing to build new
barns.
Miss Fannie Burnson of Beaver is now
located at the Peoples store on south
Main St as head trimmer of the millin-
cry department.
Tom Smith, of West Penn St, and
Jacob Fetter, OF Butler township, traded
properties, and Tom will. move to the
farm and Fetter to town, in week or
two.
VIII OBrien is home from Washing
ton state, having been away three
weeks. Will returned over the Cana
dian Pacific and stopped at Ottawa,
Canada, and Buffalo n. Y.
On March oath, Frank E. Gathers Of
North Hope and Miss Matte Caruthers
Of Beaver Falls were united in marri-
age. Their many Butler County
friends wish them long and continued
| happiness.
DR. H s. McClymonds sold his drug
| store in Renfrew to DIR. w. r. Cowden
| Of Zelienople, and has moved to the
house he built in Williamsburg at SOP
| Hay St Before opening his Office
| there he expects to take a post-gradu-
ate course at the Polytechnic at Phila.
Jim Karns will be 124 years old by
next September and he saw something
| few days ago that he never before
saw in his whole life. He was driving
along the Greece City road near Larri-
more's, when black fox ran across the
road. 1t might have been an elephant,
| but Jim is sure it was a black fox,
whose pelt is worth $50. cash money
down.
1 DR.. Y. L. Lawrence Of Ottawa Kan
sas, sent us copies Of the Kansas
| City Star, telling how the good people
| Of Kansas and Missouri, sent a train Of
% cars, filled with food and clothing to
| the starving Cubans.
The Railway companies gave them
| free transportation to New Orleans,
| and from there the contents Of the cars
| were transferred TO United States
| steamship and sent to their destination
| l-MantanZas, Cuba.