Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-11-30
PERSONAL.

A. 3. Gibson of Allegheny twp. wa:
in town. Tuesday.
Esq. J. B. Cunningham of Clinton
twp. was caller, Tuesday.
Thos. w. Watson of Sarvers Station
was business vesitor in town, Tuesday.
Geo. r. Graham of the 1st ward,
arrived home from Manila, last Friday.
Mrs. D. c. Henshaw of Gallery made
the CITIZEN a very pleasant visit Tues
day.
Robert HARRISON and sister of Middle
sex twp did some shopping in Butler.
Tuesday
Joseph Studebaker, of Worth town
ship, drove to Butler and back last
Thursday.
Ed Colbert arrived in Butler last
Saturday, arrayed in festoen of pheas-
ants and didn't
Thomas Lindsey, one of the oldest
farmers of Butler twp. passed a pleas
ant moment with us Tuesday.
Samuel Parks, one of the oldest and
best known citizens of Mars, is suffer
ing from paralytic stroke.
Joseph Robinson of Cranberry twp.
has bought out Rev. J. Nj. Dight's store
at Trail and is now conducting 1T.
Michael Kelly. OF Buffalo twp, will
have a sale next Thursday. He Is
thinking of taking trip to Ireland.
Mrs BARLEY, of w. Cunningham st,
visited the family of Laurel Marsh and
other friends near Brownsville last
week.
A. E. Middleton, Esq. of Emlenton
and Lucurgus Sloan of Allegheny twp.
were among the upcountry people in
town this week
Harry Thompson, of Butler twp, is
running a string of cleaning out tools
on his lease near Millerstown. and has
moved to Butler.
Miss Nettie Mckee, who is employed
as a mllliner in Kaufman's store, Pitts
burg, spent Sunday with her mother on
S. Washington st.
Geo. Johnston, who formerly con-
Quoted the Oil Well Supply Co.'S store
at Cooperstown, is again employed by
them at Cadiz, o.
Edna, daughter of John c. Hickman,
of Penn twp, was recently taken SICK
with scarlet fever while in the Mahood
school. but is now recovering.
Joshua Gallagher, of Muddycreeek
township, and his son Ralph; and Chas
Macky, of Franklin township and his
son Ralph, were in Butler, Saturday
Ed. Cowan, of Valencia, drove too
Allegheny City, last Friday, to market
His team ran off on Sandusky street
and gave free exhibition of fast travel
ing for ten squares but did little
damage
Ed. Graham, who lately embark ed in
the grocery business in Youngstown, y.
spent Sunday with his family on West
ST. Mr.. Graham gives very favorable
reports of his own business and also that
of the Douthett 81 Graham store in that
city.
J. W. Croft, who formerly was store
keeper and postmaster at Trail, last
summer bought out Cbas. Truvers in
terest in the Cooper general store al
Cooperstown and the firm name now is
Cooper and Croft. They are doing a
thriving business.
Nathaniel Cressley and family last
week returned TO their home al Wads-
worth, Ohio, after a pleasant visit with
their cousin, Samuel Ziegler and family
near Brownsville. Four years ago the
Zieglers visited the Cressleys at Wads-
worth, driving the whole way. 120
miles with their farm tea m in two
days The return trip was made in the
same time.
Mrs. Matte Blaine and Mrs. Charles
Hutchison, nee Shannon, of Pittsburg,
Frank Hutchison of Mcdonald, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Hutchison and son, Ar
thur of Tarentum, Mrs Chas. Mckee,
nee Kennedy, of Franklin, Peter Ken
nedy of New Kensington and Peter
Kennedy of Winfield twp. We're among
the out Of town people at Mrs. Hutchi-
sons funeral, last Saturday.