Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-04-13
Personal.

FIX. Morse ard family have moved
to Scio.
J.C. Risher of Clearfeld twp. was in
town. Tuesday.
RI. Coulter and family have moved
to California.
w. A. Minteer IF Middlesex twp.
was in town, Thursday
Cyrus Campbell has moved back to
his farm near Petrolla.
John B. Cunningham of Clinton twp.
was in town last week.
Chas. Young of Zelienople visited
friends in Butler, Monday.
Mrs. J. S. Love. of Clinton twp, is
visiting friends in Butler.
John C. Graham had n cemented
brick vault built for his child.
Rev. d. s. Clark of Philadelphia Is
visiting ". a. Berkimer and wife,
Mrs. H. n. Snyder of Kittanning is
the guest of Mrs. Casper Sherman.
Chas. Althouse, of Renfrew, late of
Go. E, is lying seriously i'll at Scio, q.
J.B. Murphy is building house on
the old Pearce farm, southwest of town.
BF. Wilson of Zeno and D. \. Lo-
gan of Glade Mills were in town. yes
terday.
Samuel Winner, OF Worth township,
aged 73 years walked in to Butler,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Steen sold her property in Centre
Ave. to M. Larkin and will move to
Homestead.
RI. Mccullough and wife of Muddy
creek township, visited friends in But
Ter, Tuesday.
f. J. O'DonneI formerly of Butler
has left Grove City and is now in the
plumbing business in Franklin.
Thomas C. S. Henderson and Hattie
Mccoy were married at Slipperyrock.
Tuesday, by Rev J. A. McCamey.
Miss Margie McOmber has been ly-
ing i'll with,typhoid fever at her home
on Main Street, for some weeks past.
AL. Roessing, West Penn ticket agent
at Allegheny, has moved from that city
to his former residence at Penn and
Washington streets.
Homer Ramsey OF Parkers Landing
and Lizzie Davis of Kaylor were mar
ried by Rev. Z. S. White in Clerk OF
Courts Meals office Wednesday after
noon.
Jacob Whitmire has moved to Butler,
from Oakland twp, and is living III the
house he purchased from A. j. Allen, at
224 Miff1ln ST. Allen is in Seattle.
Wash
Miss Kingsley the explorer and trav-
eller, was once the recipient of an EN-
barrassing present. namely. three hun
dred husbands, the gift of savage
chief.
Mrs. Jennie Miller, Of Eidenau. was
seriously i'll last Friday night, and her
brother, DIR. Bricker, drove down from
Butler to see her. during the midnight
hours.
Joseph Fisher, for several years past
an employe of the Hotel Willard, and
Miss Annie Eichenlaub, both well
known young people, were married
Tuesday.
John wilson, OF Zellenople, ana MISS
Angie Cunningham, of Wilmington
twp, Lawrence Co., had their cards
out announcing their marriage for
Wednesday.
Frederick William Hollis, the man
appointed to be Secretary of the q. 5.
delegation to the Peace Congress. was
born in Zelienople, July, 1, 1857, and is
a practicing attorney IN New York
City.
p. L. King, lately superintendent of
the Maple Grove Cemetery at Ravenna,
Ohio, has moved with his family to
Butler and is now located on n. Nc
Kean street Mr. King comes here to
take charge of the North Cemetery and
will Immediately begin the work of
grading and remodeling it. He had
charge of the cemetery at Ravenna for
nineteen years and is an artist in his
line The people there were very loath
to have him leave them and to use his
own words he had regular fight to
get away" In the course of year or
two, the North Cemetery, under Mr..
Kings supervision, will no doubt be Il
most beautiful city of the dead.