Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-09-28
PERSONAL.

VII. Grove has moved TO New Cas-
tie
Harry Thompson has moved to Pitts
burg
PR Burke of Karns City was in
Butler. MONDAY.
Grant Cruikshank of Glade Mills was
in town, Tuesday
Mart Grier saws he has the only
boy baby in Pittsburg.
l. E. Martin, Of West Sunbury, is
sick with tsrhoid fever
Ed. Waddell, The base ball pitcher is
TO be married Oct. 18th.
John Hol.er, of Greer P. O., attend
| ed the Mercer fair this week.
Jas. b. Fulton and daughter did some
shopping in Butler, yesterday
Archie Turner has rented William
Brandon's house on Lincoln Way.
Miss Mary Marshall Of Hooker did
some shopping in Butler, Friday
Mrs. Jacob Wolford Of Cherry twp. is
seriously ILL., She is 78 years old.
Capt Eckels Of Brownsville visited
his old friend Capt Bippus last week.
Miss Linnie Graham, of West Sun
bury is visiting with friends in Butler.
J. II. Mccullough left two Butler
county peaches at our Office, last Satur-
day.
Herbert Dufford Of the B. r. d p.
has moved from Butler to Carbon
Centre.
Mr.. George Hays Of New York was
the guest of his friend, Theodore Pape,
last week.
DR.. McAlpin is on his feet again after
his long illness, aud expects to be at his
Office daily
Jas. VI. Galbreath Esq. spent the lat
ter part of last week at Kittanning on
legal business.
John Younkers has sold to Olive X.
Parker his house and lot on East Pearl
street for $500.
Fred. Ebert, w A. Krumpe, CEas. A.
Love and Harvey Love, Of Clinton twp
were in town, Monday.
Clara Nigh. of Carbon Centre; has re
turned nome alIeF iNp "tNho 'i'''
with Pittsburg friends
III. II. Bicker. one of the Oldest resi-
dents Of Winfield twp. Is seriously Ill
at the house of his son, II. l..
Joseph Campbell. A. L. Brown and
A. J. Stoops Of Concord twp. were
among our visitors, yesterday.
Harry Caldwell was in town, Tues
day. and it is said he took loving look
at the marriage license docket.
Rev. j. H. Hawke of Petrolia and
Miss Mabel Glenn Of Grove City were
married ut the brides home last week
William Barnhart and wife, of Carbon
Centre, left Wednesday evening over
the y. r. & =. to attend the Dayton,
Pa, fair
Miss Eta Blakeley is "A patient at
Mercer Hospital; Mrs. Louise Fleming
has recovered from an operation and
gone home.
w J. Bell, Of West Va, formerly Of
Butler, was in town, yesterday. He has
purchased the ID. II. Bell property on E.
Penn street
George Whitehill. the plumber, and
Ed. &. Mcfarland are among the But
lerites who went to New York to wei
come Dewey.
Orie B. Mitchell son Of County Com:
John Mitchell and Miss Jennie Axwell
Of Cleveland were married in that city
last Thursday.
w. y. Matthew's and wife are visiting
friends in this vicinity. They now live
in Missouri, where Mr.. NJ. is engaged in
the dairy business.
Rev. l.. f. Hawk, the noted U. !.
evangelist, has moved to Butler, TINS
being his most convenient location Tor
his field Of work.
DR. Victor McAlpine Of Bradford is
visiting his parents here. Lake ms
father, Victor is a dentist and enjoys
good practice in the upper oil town.
Sylyanius Aggas, Jr, left for Alvey,
w. Va. Tuesday, after months visit
among Butler county friends. lie -
employed on wells in the Stringtown
district
L. ID Borland has returned from
business trip to New York City, where
he had been purchasing stock Of Dry
Goods for the popular store OF Mrs ).
T.. Zimmerman.
Bradford McAboy, Al. Troutman,
George Scott, Will Purvis, Joe Ritchey
and Frank Hazlett leave next week Tor
Philadelphia 10 attend the University
Of Pennsylvania.
Miss Cecilia McFaddcn Of Clearfield
twp. II recovering from very severe
attack OF typhoid fever, and her cousin
Miss Alice Collins who was nursing her
has returned home.
DIR Leighner Is proud Of the success
OF his daughter Miss Maize, who was
elected an Instructor in the Scientific
Department Of the Wilson Female Col
| lege, without first being consulted on
the matter.
James II. Ralston Of Prospect, who
| has spent two years in the medical de
partment of the Western University OF
penna leaves next week for the Jcifcr-
son Medical College OF philadelphia
| where he expects TO complete his course.
| ]. T.. Brown. Of Evans City. passed
| through Butler, Monday. on his way up
| 10 his farm. He returned, lately, from
an eight months trip through the
| Western States. He took the trip 10
benefit his health, and was in fifteen
| states.
More than 800 people attended the
I wedding OF Miss Elizabeth Osche ana
| Martin Michael, which took place Tues
day Mt Herman Station The bride ~
the daughter Of Nicholas Osche and the
groom n son Of Christopher Michael
Both are owners Of oil farms and are
wealthy.
Senator NJ. s. Quay has purchased
another farm in West Hempfield town
ship, Lancaster county. II Is another
Of the CARRIER farms. contains ~ acres
md adtoiIB the one he now owns lie
has expressed the intention Of buying n
farm for each Of his children in that
vicinity
y, q. Kennedy Of Lawrence, Kansas
has been visiting friends here. He war
born in Muddycreek twp. lived IN But.
Ter for n while, and went 10 Kansas IN
the sixties. His father made the brick
for the first Court House built in But
ler. lie likes Kansas and prefers hia
farm there.
Mogsheim Shull Of West Sunbury II
totally blind and yet he supports him
self and mother by weaving carpet.
He has woven 400 yards since February
last. Mr. Shull also makes brooms, ia
an accomplished, musician has read the
Bible, Irvines Sketch Book and other
works by means Of raised letters and IA
q very pleasant person 10 meet.