Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-04-27
PERSONAL.

w J. Robbery has moved TO Butler
w. J. Boyd of Worth twp was in
town. Monday.
Adam Dumbaugh of Zelierople wa:
in town, Tuesday.
A good girl can find good place al
No. IA, n Bluff st
H. W. Elliott and son of Coaltown
were in town, yesterday
George w. Wade of Buffalo is attend
ing court as juryman.
McCallister Kuhn returned yesterday.
from a trip to Vandergrift.
Phil Sechler of Prospect. and his
brother, were in town, Yesterday.
Frank Pierce of Butler twp. is work
ing with a flower firm in Dubois.
W. R. Campbell and son of Oakland
twp. were in town last Saturday.
A. Monks and daughter of Flick did
some shopping in Butler, Tuesday.
Robert McKinnis and son of Frank
lin twp. visited Butler last Thursday.
L. NJ. Wise. Esq. took il" the clos
ing scehes of the last legislative session
Phil Thomas of Etna visited John J.
West and other friends in Butler, last
week
Joseph White of Bennett attended
the funeral of his niece, Mrs. Thompson,
Tuesday
Miss Jennie Armstrong of Fairview
lot n var
county.
Miss Sarah McFaddeD of the Produc-
ers' Pipe Line Office is visiting friends
in New York.
John Burris of Whitestown sold his
farm to VIM Alexander, and Is living
with his brother Isaac.
Joseph Fisher of the Willard is lying
seriously i'll of spinal meningitis mt his
home on East jefferson.
NJ. Gallagher of Clay twp. two miles
south of w Sunbury, has engaged in
the undertaking business.
L. II. McElheny of Armstrong coun-
ty has moved into this county, and has
located at Gatens Corners.
Howard hazlett has gone 10 Alleghe-
nv where he is working with l. w.
Morrow. CHARTERS street painter.
George Ketterer has purchased the
old Conley tract in Centre twp. from
w. C. Thompson-150 at $50 per acre.
The family IF the CITIZENS foreman,
John H. Reiber, was increased by the
arrival of a ten pound son, Tuesday
night.
Robert Crawford, the tonsorial artist,
is rejoicing over the arrival of brand
new daughter which came to their
house, Sunday.
Schley and Wheeler will be banquet
ed at the Schenley tonight. w. c.
Thompson is the only Butler man we
know of who will be there.
Mrs. Carrie White Thompson of New
Castle, died last Saturday, and was
brought to Butler. Sunday. She was
the second daughter Of Thomas b.
White.
Esq. John Humphrey and wife re
turned from North Carolina last week,
and the Esqr's health is greatly improv-
ed They had 12 degrees below there
for days.
John C. Kelly of Connoquenessing is
on the jury this week. Mr.. Kellys
farm is on the road between Prospect
and Whltestown. and 1t is one of the
best in the county.
Mrs. Matthias Yost of Butler lately re-
ceived letter from her brother. Jos. L.
Hertrick, now in Manila, in which he
says our troops are faring well, and that
but few are in the hospital.
Mr.. Leo G. Eyth, a graduate Of the
Shorthand Department of the Butler
Business College, and a recent student
in Bookkeeping, has just accepted
position with the Plate Glass Works OF
Butler. Success to Mr.. Eyth.
Mrs. VIM. Coulter and two daugh
tiers of Fairview passed through Butler
last Friday on their way to join Mr..
Mr.. Coulter in Cleveland. where he is
engaged drilling salt wells. They pass
ed the night in Butler with Mrs. John
Calvin Daub enspeck of w. Penn st.