Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-04-06
Personal.

]. c. Johnston. of Middlesex. was in
town, Tuesday.
T. T. Stewart of Centre twp. was in
town, Saturday.
f. (. Bartholomew of billiards was
in town. yesterday.
Frederick Meeder of Cranberry twp.
was in town, Monday.
Samuel p. Hays of Middlesex twp.
was in town, Monday.
Harry Book of Connoqunessing twp,
was in town Tuesday.
Alex Frazier of Butler was granted a
pension of $ per month
James b. Haziett, OF Aspinwall,
! formerly of Butler is seriously i'll.
d. Braden Douthett of Penn twp has
moved to Butler and is living on >.
Main st.
Will Ritter, Burke MechlIng and
Fred Shelter are suffering from army
malaria
E. W Graham of Plain Grove has
moved TO the John Webber farm near
| Renfrew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leonhardt of
Lawrence Co. visited friends in Butler
/ this week.
Ex-Prothonotary Samuel Sea,on NOV
ed to his farm in Marion township,
/ Wednesday.
Mifflin Smith, of North Washington,
! has moved to w. j. Campbell's farm IN
! Fairyiew twp.
/ Carl Kepner of Berkimer's undertak-
ing establishment is visiting his parents
at Orangeville o.
Burt Story, of Fairyiew. passed
throug,l Butler Tuesday on his way to
Grove City College.
Ezra Smith, son John McQ Smith of
| Butler, is very sick at the Allegheny
General hospital.
Il. J. Graham, Esq. of Penn twp. sold
| his farm to David Dodds and has Inoy-
ed to the old homestead in same twp
Miss Ella Hockenberry is at home
with her parents at West Sunbury from
| Wilson College during the Easter vaca-
| ton.
| Dentist Wick attended the commence
ment exercises of the graduating class
/ in dentistry of the w. q. of p. Tues
day.
Drs Hockenbrry of West Sunbury
| Crawford of Cranberry and Barr OF
Mars called in to sec the editor yester-
day.
P. S. Campbell of Washington twp.
was in town Saturday, on his way TO
visit his son-in-law, Heber Fleming al
Mars.
Harry Campbell of Institute Hill, 8
| conductor ON the Bessie, is the heaviest
man for his size in Butler. He weighs
240 pounds.
j. D. Stoup of Stoup Bros. dealers in
coal, agricultural implements, seeds,
| fertilizer, ETC., of Valencia, was IL
town, Saturday.
Mrs. Elyira Lyon and Miss Louise
| Mitchell left De Funiak, Fla Monday
TO return home after two months
| stay in the south.
Florence Smith, who is bookkeeping
| in Pittsburg, came home to spend Eas-
ter with his parents, H. J. Smith and
wife of the Butler House Cafe.
Architect Owsley of Youngstown o,
| was in town yesterday and today, look
ing over the Doerr farm, preparatory tc
making plans for the buildings.
Campbells to the number of forty tive
vote III Concord twp. and the are al
| Republicans; also Christies to the mum
ber of fifteen vote in same twp.
Mrs C. B. Stewart and son Frank oi
Grove City stopped off to see relatives
in Butler last week while on their way
to join Mr.. Stewart in Cross Roads, w
Va.
Wednesday Mr. Smith was reported
to be improving and his recovery is now
looked for. He took a hypodermic in
lection with a rusty needle which caus
ed blood poisoning. His mother ha'
been caring for him in the hospital.
NJ A. Hendrickson of Cranberry twp
aged IL years walked to Gallery las
Saturday. and took the train for Butler
He cried three sales last week, ano
walked to everyone of them. and n
does his own farm work.
John w. Coulter and wife were sur
prised while eating supper, Monda.
evening A rifle ball crashed through
the roof of the house. through a rafter
tore off large piece of ceiling aDt
landed on the floor of an upstairs room
1t is not known where the shot CAM
from.
Bill" Baker of the Ridgeway Advo
cate likes the girls and lets it be known
, this fashion:
THE robin and the blue winged ia,
L L a Al Il,
But birds. and flowers and brigh
green trees
Have no such glorious charms for M
As merry maiden" robed in white,
For she is my supreme delight.
If she grew hundreds on each acre
'Twere not too much for old Bill
| Rakari