Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-11-16
PERSONAL.

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place TO live.
Bernard Kemper. Sr., is recoverin
from his late severe illness.
Chas. Rettig Of Saxonburg, has bee
granted pension of s. per month.
Mrs. James jackson of Buena Visit
is so seriously III that her life is despair
ed of.
John Heck visited his folks in Butler
last week He Is doing well in Pitts
burg.
W.T.. Mechling was yesterday electe,
from Lieut-Col. 10 Colonel of the 10Th
n. g. p.
H. NJ. Caldwell and son OF Bruin sold
their store and intend locating at New
Kensington.
Mrs. F. D. Tinker of Jefferson twp
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. G. Nay
lor of Grove City.
Vim. Schenck is home from New Cas-
dent he met with.
Henry Rumbaugh, Harrison Wasson
and Lewis Hutchison of Hillards weI'
in town, Saturday.
c. H. McCauley, Gen. Supt. of the
new railroad was the guest OF W A.
Forquer, last week.
Rev. Henry Shanor of Middle Lancas
ter visited his children, Bessie and Ed
gar, at Thiel College, last week
J. S. Blachly, of Williamsburg, is
! spending a few days with his cousin,
w. S. McVay, of w. Miffiin street
Frank Slower of Harmony, w. c.
r ider of Sonora and l.. II. Pfeifer OF
E vans City were in town, yesterday.
Mrs John II. Peters, her son Robert
and three daughters Of Clinton twp.
were in town on legal business, Mon
day.
Kaufman & Fogel, the Zelienople
contractors have completed a $1,000
brick residence for George Bame az
Harmony.
Ed Goucher, son of II. H. Goucher,
ESQ. has secured Job as book-keeper
for an East End, Pittsburg firm at $50
per month.
=. II. PETER of Lancaster twp. made
public sale of his stock and farm ma
chinery, last Thursday, preparatory to
locating in Pittsburg.
d. d. Quigley moved to Butler the
day after the election, and is living in
part Of the Anderson house at corner OF
Bluff and w. Clay SITS.
Japhia McMichael and daughter Of
Clay twp. and Absolom Monks and
A Il. Al uh
ping in Butler, Friday.
Suptd't Wright of the Water Co has
purchased the old Biehl property on
Brady st from Mr.. Bole, and will make
extensive improvements.
NJ. II. Johnston, formerly Of Gran
berry twp, has bought out J. NJ. Dunn,
in Evans City. and is now running a
first class cash grocery there.
Millelnan Bros. are building new
barn on their farm north Of Harmony,
TO replace the one struck by lightning
last August George Beam is the ten
ant.
Charles Pfeifer Of Portersville is oper-
ating a sawmill on the Philip FliDner
farm in Lancaster twp. and taking ont
large quantities Of oak and cherry lum-
Der.
Harry Smith, a son Of Thomas Il.
Smith of Butler rwp. started on long
journey last Friday. He is going to Bur
NAH, Asia, 10 work in the Rangoon oil
field.
Miss Jean May Mckee. popular ex-
teacher in the Butler schools, and DIR.
Hampton X. Kenaston were married
Wednesday, Nov. 8, in Bcnasteel, South
Dakota.
Misses Dora and Carrie Webb who
are nursing in o Harrisburg hospital,
leave today for that city after weeks
vacation, spent with their father. John
NJ. Webb at Branchton.
David g. and George g. Kirker. sons
Of j. N Kirker Of Middle Lancaster en-
listed in the 42nd regiment OF u. $.
Vols. and are now on their way TO the
PHILIPPINES with their regiment
Mrs. Patterson Of Rochester is visit
ing her sster-in-law, Mrs. Cornelius 5
BeighleY Of Lancaster twp. Last week
the two ladies drove over 10 Grant City,
Lawrence county 10 visit NJ l.. Covert
OF that place.
Andrew Brymer Of the Plate Glass
Works, and John Kirkpatrick have ac-
cepted positions in the new plate glass
works at Barberton, o.. built by Capt.
Ford, who was squeezed out Of the con
troll Of the Ford City works by the
trust.
Rev and Mrs j. VI. Digit will re
ceive n large company of friends tornor-
row, Friday, evening III their home at
Trail postoffice in honor Of the recent
marriage Of their son Prof. John 6
Digit of the Harmony schools with
Miss Blanche Harper.
John Kaylor Of Kaylor visited his
daughter Mrs. John Phillip in Butler
last Thursday His home IN about four
miles from Bradys Bend, where ex Con
gresham q. A. Grow Is opening some
new coal mines, and Mr.. Kaylor has
sold him quite lot Of OAK lumber.
VIM. y. Clayton. representing the
Pittsburg Orchestra arrived yesterday
10 complete arrangements for n con
cert in Butler Dec. llth, and will re
main Mt Boyds drug store today to re
ceive names Of subscribers. The con
cert will be given on date mention
ed providing the subscriptions reach
the amount necessary TO warrant the
coming Of the orchestra