Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-09-14
PERSONAL.

Luther Reiber and wife OF Allegheny
took in the Fair last week.
T. A. Niggle was in town, Monday,
on his way to Slipperyrock.
Harriet Cleland, of Portersville. has
been granted pension of So
Hart Graham and wife of Youngs-
town, were here for the Fair.
John and Harry Alexander are home
| from the lower Ohio oil fields.
J. A. Hempfing has been appointed
Post Master at St Joe Station.
Will Heydrick's wife presented him
with baby girl last Saturday.
Archie Stewart of Whitestown, and
family, have moved to Grove City.
Geo Kasrler of Saxonburg has had
| his pension advanced from SO to s.
Tony Rockenstein's house was robbed
while he and family were at the Fair
n. H. Book of Buttercup has moved
his family to Culmerville, Allegheny
| Co.
Charles P. and Will Ritter VINO are
working in Pittsburg spent Sunday at
home.
o. NJ. Patterson and wife visited
| friends near Lovi, Beaver county, over
Sunday.
Cal. Patterson was taken suddenly i'll
on the street Saturday evening, but is
up again.
Geo. Whitehill is putting a steam
heating plant into Andy Roots house
on the hill
DIR. McElroy, the dentist, is attend =
ing the funeral of his mother, at Coch-
ranton, today.
Rev. Sloppy and wife of Pittsburg
were the guests of VIM. Zeigler and
wife, last week.
Mrs W. j. Helm, of Evans City, is
| visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. y.
Reiber, this week.
Jacob Bowers of Glade Mills came
home from Pittsburg, last Sunday, and
is down with typhoid.
| Misses Carrie and Jane Navies of Hill
lizards visited Miss Maggie Costello of
Water St, during the Fair
w. Albert Hazlett of Connellsville,
attended the funeral of his sister, Mag
gle in Butler Friday afternoon.
Harry Sumney, the barber, and Miss
! Nav Lardin have Issued invitations for
their wedding for next Wednesday.
Mrs. C. X. Webe. sister, and Mr.
Emory Kuntz, from near Du Bois We're
the guests of Mrs. c. A. Limberg last
week.
Misses Helen and Margaret Campbell
of Sewickly and Mrs. Foote of r. Llv-
erpool, are the guests of Mrs. J. d. Nc
Junkin.
Corporal Mckee, of Freeport waved
| his handsome Burnsides on the streets
of Butler, last week and took in our
great Fair.
| S. NJ, Seaton and Jos. Vandyke of
Marion twp, A. l.. Cooper and w. II. IL.
Uber of Slipperyrock were in town.
yesterday
Ellis Hesselgesser and daughter of
Windfeld were in town last week. He
and his wife intend taking a trip to
Kansas shortly.
Fatty Conkle and another fat man
were sitting on the Lowry House porch
at the same time, the other day, and the
porch is there yet.
C. C. Fullerton of Leechburg and
Laura NJ Duffy of New Castle who
took out license here were married in
New Castle Saturday.
Misses Amy Barto, of Evans City,
Laura Leisie of Cranberry twp. and
Nellie Meeder of Harmony, visited
| friends in Rutler last week
John Garner, of Whitestown took in
the Fair Mr. Garner is an old friend
and subscriber, now in his 18th year,
but he can yet thread needle
Henderson Pisor of Middletown is
handling the "Up-to-Date" butter sep
crater with great success; and Hender
son is capital fellow to handle it.
Dawson J. Wadsworth and his broth
! er VIM. of Slipperyrock came to town,
Monday, and are engaged on the new
Poor House. They are bricklayers.
Wes Roessing was taken suddenly i'll
last Sunday afternoon, while attending
! the funeral of Mrs. Johnston, a sister Of
Dan McCrea at Sugar Creek church
i Capt. Ayres found pair of gold eye
glasses at the Fair Grounds, near the
bridge over the creek, last week. which
the owner can have by calling upor
him
Antony Sykes, of Wichita, Kansas
, came to Butler last week for the first
time in eighteen years, and is visiting
his friends here. Tony is an old ant
5 well known printer.
Mrs. Emma Plants of Denny, VIM
Cox of Adams, w. S. Fowler of For
ward, and David Park and his Sol
George of Middlesex, were among on
| callers on Fair day.
Charles Hazlett and family of Con
2 nellsyille and Burton Hazlett of vii
[ kinsburg, came home to attend the fun
!, eral of their sister Margaret which oc
cured Thursday last.
Mrs L. N. Morrison of Detroit Mich
igan accompanied by her grand-daugh
q ter, Miss Helen Stevens arrived IN tow
on last Thurday and are the guests o
d. O. Pisor, of Institute Hill.
\ David Dixon aged 50 years and Mar
u C.. Dixon nee Kicks aged Sc, both res
n dents of the South Side were marie
|. Yesterday. Mrs. Dixon was the widoy
of brother of the present groom.
Congressman j. B. Showalter stoppe
+s in Butler for short time, Tuesday o.
a business visit to Saxonburg. MI
> Showalter expects to move to Washing
d ton about November for the winter.
o John Cole, Willie Morrison, Howar
e Hazlett, VIII Borland, Paul Green, Al
Of son Redick and Joe Elliott drove to En-
9 lenton, Saturday, to attend the funer;
: of their deceased friend, Earl Brenne
o Pat Boyle, manager of the Oil Cit
Derrick and ex-senator J. W. Lee {
Venango Co. came near coming to blow
at Washington D. G. at a session of tt
lie Industrial Commission last Thursda.
y County Commissioner Mitchell r
.e turned from Williamsport, Sunda..
after serving a week on the U. s. jur.
Bert Hockenberry was on the gran
ke jury, and got home two or three da.
IN sooner.
J. O. Emery and family moved
or Youngstown, Ohio, two weeks ago an
lie Mrs Emery was here to the reunion
or the George Morris family at the hon
IT. of Will Morris in Washingt on twl
yesterday.
Or The wedding of Smiley Mechlin
IS manager of the Oil Well Supply Co
store at Waverly w. Va. and Miss Vic
Steen, a trained nurse of the Meadvil
'p- hospital, is to occur today at the brld
he home in Franklin, after q short vi:
with the grooms mother, the hap
couple will reside at Waverly.