Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-07-27
PERSONAL.
Butler Fair September IS.

Butler Fair September 5-S
Anna Pfaf of Chicora, Sle pei
month.
Levi Boyer of Lancaster twp. was il
town, Tuesday.
w. s. Keister of Slipperyrock twp.
was III town, last week.
Miss Wilson of Edinboro Is the guest
of Mrs. w. F. Rumberger.
Henry Slower. the barber and family,
moved to Allegheny, Tuesday.
George Hazeltine of N[iddlesex twp.
rode to Butler on his wheel last Thurs
day.
l. c. McClymonds passed through
Butler, Monday, on his way TO Evans
City
Treasurer Harper has returned from
his cool spring and shady nook in Gran
berry twp.
Miss Clara Riley, of Pittsburg is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Gertrude Siebert,
of W. Wayne St.
Scott Thompson of Middlesex twp.
was in town last Saturday. Scott al
ways looks hearty.
Harper Grahams family are spending
the week with George NJ. Graham in
Compromising twp.
Matthew Snow of Ziezler avenue,' S.
S. was the victim of sunstrOke, Tues
day, but is recovering.
Postmaster John Waters and Lew
BURY, the hardware man, of Evans
City, were in Butler, Tuesday.
W. C. Findley, Esq returned Mon
day, from a few days stay at his old
home near W. Sunbury.
Robert Iyell, of Marion twp, was in
town, on business connected with the
township schools, yesterday.
DR.. Cowden of Renfrew returned
from Cambridge Springs, Friday; great
ly benefited by the water there
Prof Knoch of ofSaxonburg was in town,
Tuesday He has secured the Princi-
palship of the schools at Pitcairn.
Miss Gertrude Siebert of w. Wayne
St. has returned from an extended visit
with relatives and friends in Ohio.
Jesse Heydrick, the civil engineer, has
applied for a patent for a draughting
scale, which may bring him a fortune
Miss Lottie Morris, the popular school
teacher, left. Tuesday, for Sioux City,
Iowa, where her parents moved last
spring.
Al Ruff and wife. VIM. Kirkpatrick,
Mrs DR. Schultis, and other citizens of
this county were at Cambridge Springs, |
last week.
G. w. Hays, Jr. is home from the
Soldiers Home at Los Angeles Cal He |
wants to sell his farm in Middlesex
twp and go back
John G.. Christy who has been visit
friends at Six Points returned to Butler
last week and left Tuesday morning for
a stay at Harrisville.
Mart Wright and wife, of Jefferson
township, are rejoicing over the arrival
Of son at their house. All the rest Of
their boys were girls.
J. A. Horton of w Jefferson street is |
one of the proudest men in Butler at
11-pound boy arrived at his
house last Friday night.
0. r. Baldwin, one of the leading
business men of Detroit, and President
of its Chamber OF Commerce, was a
guest of the Central over Sunday.
Mrs. Jos. Brown of Michigan is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert Craw-
ford; and the two intend visiting their
parents in Westmoreland county
Mrs. L. NJ. Wise and children, Mrs.
S. D. Miller. Mrs w II. Lusk and
Mrs. W. J. Mates and daughter return
ed home from the North last Friday.
DR.. Barr and large party from Mars
went to Cleveland Tuesday, and there
took the steamer for Put-inBay They
secured a rate of 1915 for the round
trip.
All of the rest of the family of Mrs.
John Logan of Middlesex twp, who
lately died of typhoid, have recovered
from the dread disease and are about
again.
S. f. Bowser Esq. returned, Monday,
from Port Huron, Mich, where he at
tended the meeting of the Supreme
Lodge of the Maccabees, and was elect
ed one of its Supreme officers.
George Thompson who is now with
T. Mellon & Sons. bankers of Pittsburg,
will some day make one of the finest
reporters in the country Mr.. Thomp-
son already has an all-daY speed of from
$50 to 200 words per minute IL short
hand, depending upon the character OF
the subject matter. We wish there
were more such young men.
NJ. L. Glenn of Crawfords Corners,
r. D Greer, A. J. Henry and R. j.
Grossman of Butler, T. r. Hilliard of
Eau Claire A F. Nelson of Slippery
rock and Allen B. Painter of W. Sun
bury have successfully passed the exam
nations before the State Medical Socie-
ty and are now full fedged allopathic
doctors Each is required to pay S35
for a license to practice medicine which
gives them standing before the Medical
Society OF 425 applicants in the
State, 314 passed the examinations.
Prof. E. Mackey, of Reading, arrived
in Butler, Saturday, for few weeks
stay in his old home. The Professor
story of his late reelection to the super
intendency of the Reading schools is
very interesting. The ruling faction
tried to oust him, but the Board of
Trade, the Women Club, the ministers,
railroad and iron magnate, and the
leading local newspaper, espoused his
cause and out of GA directors, 52 voted
for him and the others didn't vote at
all.
Butler Fair September 5-S