Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-23
PERSONAL.

w L. Shannon, of Mars has sold out
his store.
G. f. Rea and wife. of Marion twp
were in town last Friday.
F. DeHas Ekas, of Ekastown was in
town, on business Monday.
Gustav Wickenhagen has been grant
ed apension of $40 per month.
Mrs. John Kellerman is recovering
from a severe attack of Grippe.
Theodore Niggle of Slipperyrock Nor
NAL is spending a few days in town.
Mrs. J. NJ Galbreath, suffered last
week from a severe attack of neuralgia
S. A. Leslie Esq and Homer Fulton
of Middlesex, were in town last week
Plummer Conway, of New Castle,
registered at the Hotel Butler Monday.
Edward Westerman of Clinton twp,
visited friends in Butler last Thursday.
FIJI. Weible. of Maharg, sends US a
correct solution of the stone pillar puz
zle.
Mrs A. L. Black, and family left for
their new home in New Castle, Mon
day.
Miss Katie Martin was the guest of
her mother, Mrs Stella Martin, last
week.
Miss Jennie Mitchell, of E. Clay st.
leaves Friday to visit friends In New
Castle.
Miss Minnie Zimmerman, is attend
ing the Millinery opening in Plttsburg'
this week.
Frank Clutton, the Slipperyrock
druggist, was business visitor in town
Wednesday.
Dr. Frank Turner of Toledo. Oregon,
is visiting his parents and friend in
Concord twp.
Miss Lizzie McMichael daughter of
Joseph McMichael of clay twp, did
some shopping in Butler, Friday.
A. Kirschler and Wilson Garvln, of
Cranberry twp, attended to some
business in Butler, last Thursday.
Miss Maud Henry lost a gold brace
| let on Main st, last week. The finder
| will please leave it at this office
Alphonse Wanlin. a member of Co.
E, 18th Pa vols left last week for
Washington state where he intends to
stay.
Robert Barron Esq, of Worth was in
| Butler last Wednesday and Thursday,
on his way home from visit to friends
in Harmony
Alvin w Snow and Clara l.. Bull
man, Glenora young people, both
old tOnr ont q rpnTrT1pp
license last week.
Walter L. Graham Esq, was the
first man TO hand in his answer to the
Gold Mine puzzle in our last paper, and
is entitled to the prize.
Jacob Warner and Maud S. Meyer,
both of Lancaster twp, were married IN
Clerk of Courts Meals Office by Esq.
Anderson Tuesday morning
Charles Mackey and Lewis A. Albert,
of Franklin twp. was in town last FRI
day Mr.. Albert has voted the Re
publican ticket for thirty years.
Peter Schenck, lifelong resident
and. prominent contractor, of Butler,
intends to move to jamestown N. \.
We are sorry to lose so useful cltl-
zen,
Miss Eva Cunningham of Sarver Sta
ton, and sister Miss Sarah. of Clinton
ton Twp, were guests of the Misses
Annie and Maggie HARRISON, of Free
port over Sabbath.
Ellie Anderson came up from Pitts
burg Tuesday to attend the funeral of
the late o. NJ. Russell Mr.. Anderson
intends to move from Williamsburg to
Allegheny this spring.
Reuben Shanor, the genial jovial
politician and all-round good fellow OF
Prospect, was in Butler, last week.
What Reuben don't see in the political
field is not worth seeing.
J. Grant Grossman, of West Liberty,
was in town on business Tuesday. He
is now agent for his section for the
harvesting machinery made by the
Plano Mfg Co. of Chicago-bind ers.
mowers, rakes etc. that are up to da te
Thomas Duff, of E. E. Pittsburg, and
formerly of Winfield twp, has purcha 3
ed a farm in Fayette Co, and will move
to it on the 1st Mrs. Duff and daugh
ter visited her parents in Penn twp,
Felix Negley and wife, over Sunday.
John Coulter Esq. of butler and John |
brown OF Glade Mills nave been drawn |
on the grand jury of u S. district court |
sitting in Pittsburg in May, James n. |
Moore Esq. j. G.. Smith, and George r. |
White Esq, have beeen drawn on the |
petit jury of the same court.
Charles Barrackman, whose wife was |
drowned in the Allegheny the 18th inst |
is ill at his brother-in-law's E. Z. Raj (
ston's at Hamersville. Mr. Barrickman, |
was thrown from horse and had his |
back sprained as he was riding to rail /
road station in West Virginia after re- |
ceiving news of his late breyement. |
Mrs Barr1ckmans body has not yet |
been recovered
Some young ladies of Portersville, |
lately originated what they were |
pleased to call hunting party. |
They found an agreeable housekeeper, |
told all the girls to be at a certain |
house, on a certain evening, and invi- |
ted the boys to go to that house, in !
quire for certain girl, and take her to |
the house where the party was to be |
held But they made the fatal mistake |
of not allowing the boys to select their !
own girls, and the boys held an indig |
nation meeting and resolved to resent /
the proposed retrenchment of their |
prerogatives, by not having anything
to do with the party. And they didn't |
and the poor girls went to their rendez |
vous and waited and wondered until II
o'clock and then each one hunted her
own home.