Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-09-15
PERSONAL.

5. O. Wright; of Zelienople enjoyed
I the big day at the fair
Miss Roach, of Baltimore, Is visiting
/ her sister in the convent here.
J. W. Groom and brother, of Mars
were in town on business to-day.
Fred Dixie and family have moved
from the Nesbit farm to Great Belt.
Sam1 Petsinger and John Saryer of
Buffalo twp. are down with typhoid
Miss Rhoads. of Somerset, is theguest
Of Mrs. Mary Rhoads at Capt. Ayers.
John 5. Davis. of Allegheny. is the
guest of o. W. SJoughton OF Prospect.
Rev W. Y. Hamel of Missouri is Wis
iting his father James Hamel of Penn
twp.
Sc. Trimble and W. \. Denny Of
MIddlesex, We're in town on business
Friday.
Henry Korn. has received his commits
sion as 1t Col on the staff of the Nat
ional Veteran Legion.
John Nicely the oldest resident Of
Lancaster twp. is dangerously sick at
the nome Of his son, Frank
Daniel Gable, Of Whitestown. was in
town yesterday. He Is upwards of 50
years, but Is yet active and vigorous.
J. L. Turner and son. OF Ferris.
were in town last saturday The north
branch of the SHpperyrock was frozen
solid that morning.
Robert NJ Bride, of Grove City. is iy
ing sick at the home of his sister Miss
Mamie Mcbride in Franklin twp He
took sick while visiting.
A II. Jennings, of Battery K; 4th
Heavy Artillery secured his discharge
and arrived in Butler, Monday He
went to his home in Petrolia, next day.
Ed. Livingstone, of Co. Z. was well
enough to be about Monday, and went
ont to -he country to visit relatives.
He found the Butler Hospital a very
comfortable place.
Rev. Worrell of the End Presbyterian
Church, who has been spending his va
cation with friends in the west, viii re
turn this week and preach in \. NJ. c.
a. Hall on next Sunday as usual.
Joseph Scranton. of Scranton Pa, ard
his wife, whose maiden name was Mey
lert and who was born and raised in
what Is now the Orphans Home, visited
friends in Butler last week.
Perry Harkless came home from
Camp Wikoff Friday. He belongs TO
the Penn'a Vol Signal corps. Camp
Wilkoff is located on Montauk Point
one Of the eastern points of Long Island
and there's lots of saltwater around iG.
John d. Mcbride, of Franklin twp,
took in the big-day at the Fair John
taught in Cranberry twp. last winter
and will teach in Forward next. His
name was not on the list of candidates
for County superintendent, published
some time ago, but it should have been
Dan Mccarthy and Nora Callahan Of
Plttsburg were married at the North
Oakland church on Tuesday Of last
week. Quite a large party of their
friends came up to see the wedding
after which tLey drove TO Butler, took
supper at the Willard and started off
on the $40 train.
James McGeary, of st Paul, Mimi,
and Jesse NJ. McGeary of Allegheny Pa
visited their cousin VIM McGeary of
Butler, last week James is Butler
boy, who went west about twenty years
ago and is now engineer of some of the
city and county buildings, white Jessie
is the Republican cannidate for coroner
of Allegheny Co., an Office worth a sal
AIRY of 50, 300
Elijah Silliman, of Harms City went
down to Bakerstown Sunday. to see his
son, George who was lying at his
brothers home there, seriously i'll of ty-
phoid. George was a member of the
goth Regulars, was through the Santi-
ago campaign, and took sick there and
was sent to the hospital He became
and was sent home on one
Of the hospital ships, stopped to see his |
brother at Bakerstown, and had re-
lapse.
LeMont Keister of Battery F, Second |
Artillery, came nome from santiago |
about three weeks ago. He is a son of |
Norman Keister of Glade Run. He
was in all the fighting about Santiago,
the bullets, but took down with |
fever afterwards. He enlisted in the
regular army about three years ago. and
was stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas for
Il year and half He likes regular
army life w w. Wagner of same bat
terry and regiment, whose home was in
Grove City, but who now lives on Elm
st, Butler came home at same time.