Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-10-13
PERSONAL.

Deputy Sheriff. James Dodds Is ye
t seriously i'll
Miss Jennie B. Hildeband, Is visitin!
friends in Allegheny.
Peter Schenck is putting in two mile
of sewer pipe in Tarentum
VI. Sullivan Esq of Bradford Is visit
ing his mother n . sister, thi week.
Mrs. 4. L. Latchaw. of Allegheny
visited her folks IL Butler last week.
J.B. Fulton and wife, of lIiddlesez
did some shopping in Butler Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Monks, of did
dlesex twp, were visitors IN town Mon
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, of Tidioute are
Amy.
Mrs J. D. Wilson of Saxonburg has
been in poor health since the death OF
her son.
Orderly Sergt Isaac Andrews of Co.
t. is home on furlough to see his family
and friends.
J. NJ Painter and wife attended the
funeral of Mrs. I. o. Kelly in New Lis
bon .. Tuesday.
James L. Smith, of Co. E, is home on
sick furlough to recuperate from long
siege of malaria.
Mis- Nancy Gibson and Mrs Graham
of Parker twp. did some shopping IN
Butler last Friday.
Forest Huff, at the Grand Opera,
should be heard by all Butler people
visiting Pittsburg.
E. NJ. Mayberry Esq. and family Of
Shpperyrock have moved to Turtle
Creek, Allegheny Co.
Dr. A. Holman and wife, of Union
vile, were visitors to Plttsburg Dig
Conclave, this week.
B. Gallagher of the 18th is lying sick
with typhoid, at the home OF MS pa
rents on Ziegler Avenue
Corporal Frank Pierce and private
John G. Williams are home from
Camp Meade on sick furlough.
DIR. Redick and wife are spending a
few days at Cambridge Springs and are
stopping at the New Cambridge.
Benjamin Hockenberry of Cherry
twp visited his daughter Mrs. Perry
Dickey of Monroe st. this week.
Scott Thompson. has moved from
Zelienople to the farm in Middlesex.
He was in town on business Monday.
Paul Cronenwett. end Miss Anna
Aggas will be married at the brides
home in w Sunbury next Wednesday.
Chas. Allshouse of Co. E came home
from Camp Meade on sick furlough
last week TO recuperate after siege of
malaria.
w. C. Stevenson, of Centre twp. and
VIM Grenue. of Mt. Chestnut have
completed large new barns on their re
spective places.
Prof. Wilson. has sold the Butler
Business College to Prof. Regal and he
has taken in Prof Davis as musical in
structor See notice.
Mrs. Julia Smith and two sons of
near Warrington w. Va. are visiting
Mrs. Smiths parents, G. Harley and
wife of S. Nam street.
Harry A Cook of Co. E arrived in
Butler Monday. on short furlough.
He is visiting his sisters Mrs. w I.
Jamison and L. c. Patterson.
Ed. Christley. of Slipperyrock, is
home on a 80 days sick furlough. Ed.
joined the Grove City Co. F., at the
station, ON its way to'Butler,
Al Troutman and June Sutton stop
ped off at Camp Meade to see their Co.
e friends while on their way to the I.
of Pa. at Philadelphia last week.
Corp. Will Collins, of Co. E, who is
home on sick furlough is down again
with malaria. Earl Thompson, lately
discharged, is also sick with malaria.
J. J. Shanor the Centres township
dairyman, has about completed remod-
cling his house and making other eX
tensive improvements on his premises.
Privates John H. Jackson, Harry
Cook and Louis 4. Mcdonald all of Co.
T., dropped into Butler Monday morn
ing with ten-day furloughs in their
pockets.
Harry Miller, is home for a short
visit from the oil fields near Parkers-
burg w Va where he is dressing tools.
Harry will take part in the football
game Saturday
j. d. Wolf Bradford oil man was
business visitor in Butler Wednesday,
Mr. Wolf was kicked on the knee-cap
by horse last summer, and laid In a
hospital several months nursing his in
jury which is healing without leaving
his leg stiff.
+ Mrs. Susan Patterson. ]. H. Negley
and wife, J. N Patterson, wife and
daughter Alice, Mrs Z. Geshwind, and
Miss Susie Ritter went to Pittsburg
Wednesday to attend the tiftieth an
niversary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs Felix c. Negley, formerly of this
place.
Ex-Sheriff Geo. Walter has returned
from pleasant ten days visit to the
Omaha, Neb. Exposition. The Sheriff
was greatly impressed with the product
ivness and energy of the Central states.
Owing to the Exposition at Omaha and
the conclave at Pittsburg causing a
great reduction in passenger rates, his
total railway fare amounted to only
$2350.
J. B. Gilmore of Crawfords Corners,
and Miss A A. McGinnis of Emlenton.
We're determined to get married We'd
nesday. They did not arrive in Butler
to get a license until after five in the
afternoon and then could find no one to
marry them. SO they married them
selves in the clerk of courts office, with
Clerk Meals and Com Seaton as wit
nesses.
w. G. Thompson was one of n hunt
ing and fishing party on Leech Lake, "a
year or two ago. They left the railroad
at Brainerd and after that did most of
their travelling in birch bark canoes.
Nearly all the lakes are connected, and
where they were not the canoes were
| carried across the intervening land,
| which is covered with pine timber and
| brush The woods are full of game of
| all kinds, and the lakes full of fish and
| covered With ducks. Be saw two acres
| of ducks rise at the sametime. The In
| dams live in tents and wander about
| They were tame at that time, but the
mosquitoes were numerous and fierce,
| and made life miserable.
| Congressman John DaZell sailed from
| New York yesterday on the government
steamer Panama for Porto Rico. He
was accompanied by ex-Congressman
George T. Huff, of Greensburg; Judge
Jacob F. Slagle, d. G. f. Bingaman and
E. NJ Gross. of Greensburg The party
will not only visit Porto Rico but also
! Cuba, touching at Santiago and Havan-
ma, Mr.. DaZell expects to gain informa
ton while absent which will be of much
service to the Ways and Means commit
tee of which he is member. Mr., Dal-