Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-05-25
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Thomas Klingensmith is visiting
friends in Reading
Dr. Clarence Caldwell of Bakerstown
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Polly Jones, of franklin town
ship, is seriously i'll.
L. VI. Goldinger, of Clearheld twp,
was in town Saturday.
Mrs Mary Parker has been appointed
p. NJ. for the office at Six Points.
DR.. s. A. Johnston has sold his den
tistry office to DR.. NJ. D. Kottraba.
Misses Name and KeIt Mccullough
are visiting friends in Washington.
James NJ. Galbreath, Esq. will make
the Decoration Day speech at Petrolla-
Mitchell McCaslin and W. J. Thomp-
son, of Clay township, were IN town.
yesterday.
Mr.. Bole has the foundation laid for
new residence at the foot of Main St.'
Millerstown.
W. A. Slower has purchased the Will
Morris house, lately damaged by tlre,
on w Pearl street.
Miss May Negley, of Philadelphia,
formerly Of Butler, is visiting friends
and relatives here.
J. c.. Dodds. of Shore street is agent
for the Gray Mineral Ash, an insect
destroying fertilizer
Mrs. Emmett Bissell, of St. Peters
burg, Pa, is visiting John W. Coulter
opd wife of Eairview Ave
Mrs. Margaret Heyl, Mrs. John Heyl,
and Miss Margaret Heck, of Prospect,
were in town yesterday.
S. C. McGarvey, of Fairview town
ship, passed through town, Tuesday,
on his way home from college.
T.B. Ewings of Bruin was among
the many residents of that nelghDor-
hood attending court this week.
n. s. Snow and wife of Elm st. en-
tertained H. c. Falcher and wife,
newly married couple at dinner, Tues
day
Jedergej Biskup and Floryanna Hen
reik of Derry brought their names 10
Butler last week and secured a mar
riage license.
Misses Josephine Criswell and Millle
Sherman visited Miss Criswells sister,
Mrs Katharin Stevens, at Grafton,
Pa, last week
Chas. B. Stewart and son Frank, of
Cross Roads, w. Va, are visiting Mr..
Stewards mother. near West Sunbury,
during her sickness.
Chas Stauffer, of Harmony, Lewis
Hartman, of Cranberry twp, ana
Henry Hartman, of Petersville, were IN
town last Thursday.
Joseph Hauck, who is following his
trade as timer in Parkersburg, w.
Va, is visiting his mother and brothers
on S. Washington st.
Rev. Mcclure and V. F. T. Kelly, OF
Bruin, passed through town, Monday
on their way home from Apollo, where
Rev. Daubenspeck was installed, sun
day.
Drs. Pillow, Bippus, Atwell, Hocken-
berry and Howe were among the But
ler county physicians at the State Med
ical Convention at Johnstown, last
week.
Harvey Turner and family, after a
two-weeks visit with Butler county
friends, left yesterday for Lavaca.
Nebraska, where he has ranch, and
will engage in the stockraising bust
ness.
The MANY friends of Edward Harley,
son of G. Harley, will be pleased to hear
of his marriage at w. Va. to young
lady of that place Ed. has been work
ing there as machinist for several
years past
Josiah l.. Seaton of Euclid visited his
aunt, Margaret Bailey in Marion twp;
who is in poor health, last week, and
also attended an infare ar the home OF
T. K Speer whose daughter was mar
ried lately to Miffiin Smith of Washing
ton twp.
Miss Luella Baker, of Petrolia, won
first honors, and silver medal, at the
oratorical contest of the Legion of Hon
or, held at Petrolia last weeks. MISS
Irwin, of Slipperyrock. took second hon
ors, and an excellent book. Ihere
were dozen contestants,
Arthur Black, of New Castle, spent
last week with friends in Butler, while
!! nursing sore hand. He is employed
in steel works in New Castle, and re-
ceived slight wound in his left hand,
which caused the hand to swell and
beal. In making steel poisonous acid
is used which makes it very dangerous
to handle.
Walter NJ. Hall, of Kansas City, Mo.
was married to Miss Anna G. Wolff, OF
Kansas, on Tuesday. The wedding
took place at the home of the bride in
Kingman. Mr. Hall is a brother OF
Loyal and Alvin Hall of Butler, and
was resident of this county until
about ten years ago. A short time ago
he was appointed Superintendent OF
Station A" in Kansas City, where he
will make his home in the future.