Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-02-23
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Tom Alexander, was home from Scio
field Monday

Tom Alexander, was home from Sci
field Monday.
Gottlieb Weisenstein. of Centre twp.
was in town, yesterday.
VIM. Dipner of Clear6eld township
was in town, Thursday.
John E. Gallagher, of Gallery, ha
had his pension raised from So to 81.
Mrs. Samuel Vandyke of Farview
visited friends in Butler, last Saturday
). F. Booher and DR. Reinhard. Of
Kittanning. visited with friends in But
Ter, last Sunday.
Miss Jean Brown and Miss Ella Bur
ton went to Cleveland to-day to attend
a Millinery opening.
| v W. Parker the grocer, is nursing a
bealed jaw that increased his face few
times its normal size.
Bower Steintorf, the West Sunbury
hardware merchant, is quite sick with
an attack of spinal meningitis
Harry McKim of Zelienople, Fred
| Witte of Winfield and j. A Hallstead
of Clay twp. were in town, last Friday.
c. B. Stewart and wife and son
| Frank. of Grove City visited Mr. Stew
arts parents at West Sunbury last
week.
Sam Mong. was in Butler, Monday,
wearing a clean shirt, and while he was
here he was the "best little man, in
town.
]. w. Myers of McFann attended the
funeral of his brother-in-laW, Henry
Rlchel. at Sherrett, Armstrong county,
yesterday.
Rev. Howard McMichael passed
through Butler Friday, on his way to
his charge at Carrolton, Ohio, after
visit home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Logan of Jefferson
Centre were in town last week Mr..
Logan is recovering from long siege
of the grip.
Henry Halstead of Clin'son twp. was
in town yesterday. Mrs. Philip Sni-
der and VIM. Woods and wife are in
poor health.
W. L. Campbell who runs the
Creamery at Euclid was in town last
week He makes about 80 pounds of
butter each day.
Mrs. William Myers and daughter, of
Lancaster townshsp, were in Butler
last Saturday, visiting friends and do
ing some shopping.
Alfred Ekas and Brown Cunning
ham, OF Clinton twp, who have been
drilling gass wells near Dayton, Arm
strong Co.. came home for the election
Miss George Crane of South Main st.
was delegate from Allegheny College
to the Young Woman's Christian Asso-
citation convention lately held in Pitts
burg.
Harry Core of Co. E. 18th arrived
home last Friday. After being dis |
charged he visited Earl Morrison. for
merly of Butler at Blenbeim, South |
Carolina.
John Hoffman of n Mexican ST. has |
two pieces of bread, that he brought |
across the sea. 1t was baked in Ger
many in 1S43. 1t is So years old and |
very hard.
Mrs. Catharine Myers and Mrs Anne |
Flinner of Lancaster twp, this county, |
are each in the 93d year of their age |
and supposed to be the oldest persons
in the township-They are also neigh
DOlc lIlCuus.
w. j. Eshenbaugh of Portland, Ore |
gon, is visiting friends in this county |
Mr.. Eshenbaugh was born and raised |
near West Sunbury, went west some 13 |
years ago and is engaged with a Nayi-
cation Co. in Portland
Mrs. James Phillips of Buffalo twp. |
killed large hawk, with a broom, the |
other dav The hawk had his claws
fastened into larger chicken than he |
could readily rise with, and Mrs
Phillips saw her opportunity and took
advantage of it.
]. G. Broaden and NJ c. Shorts of w. |
Sunbury were in town, Saturday. The |
Shorts brothers will start two strings of |
tools in the Scio field this week Mr. |
Broaden has rented his farm to Geo. |
Stewart and Ephriam Martin intends
moving to Butler.