Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-08-10

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Jacob Leidecker's family took little
ffcursiQn to Atlantic City, last week.
Miss Edith Kiskaddon has retui-.ed
frpn a visit with friends in Rochester.
Ms R. L. ALLEN and Miss Ritchie
both of McFann Were in town, Monday
DR.; McElroy and wife have returned
from a visit with friends in Cochran
ton. MO It 3tFs
Origen G. McCandless left Saturday
for a visit with friends in Toronto, Can
aday
J. D. Marshall viii leave this evening
for trip to New York and will be gone
for week.
Dr. Morath of Cleveland was the
guest of F. d. Tinker Of jefferson twp.
over Sunday.
Misses Alice Collins and Sara Black
took in the excursion 70 Atlantic City
last Thursday.
Geo. Biehl is able to be about again.
About three weeks ago he fell and
sprained leg
Esq. ]. D. Wilson of Sistersyille for
merly Of Saxonburg, visited old friends
here last week.
Will MayberTy and George Kings
bury, of Centreville, are members OF
tenth regiment
Miss Alice Shearer Of n Mexican St.
returned Wednesday from visit with
relatives below Mars.
Scott Emery and family. of New
Castle, are visiting William Marburger
and family at Gallery.
Mabel Lockwood of Zelienople visited
Stella Heydrick on her way home from
Grove City Bible School.
w. c. Findley returned from Cam
bridge last Saturday, greatly benefit ed
Dy the water Of the Springs.
J. H. Morrison OF Lancaster twp. a
grandson of James Morrison, lately de-
ceased, was in town, yesterday.
w. Fl. Fithian and daughter returned
ast week from 4 pleasant trip to the
ieashore, Philadelphia and Washington.
DR.. Charles McCIelland of Glade
Mills and his brother r. D. McClelland.
)f Wurtemburg were in town, Satur-
lay.
Miss Emma Eegley and Miss Emma
have returned from Wis
t with friends in Philadelphia and
Maj. Anderson celebrated his nth
last Friday by doing some
,ancy scroll work with his ex-editorial
1ut now judicial pen.
James Vogeley. who was not sick
lay while ont with the 18TH has lately
1een suffering from the trembling EN-
)race of malaria fever.
John Cole left Tuesday to attend the
Of the Volunteer Firemen's
Association of Scottdale as delegate Of
he First Ward Hose Co.
e. S. Dewyer, the contractor and rig
builder of Maharg, was in town last
Te-t..-ff J-,Jrr rrrcrT fIrs -srr-Tccs -7rr NJ,
Peoples Phone No. %. Bulford farm.
Misses Glenn, Kerr. Patterson, Mabel
Oickey and Bertha and Sadie Reed Of
he Slipperyrock L. p. church attended
he Y. +. G.. u. convention in Pittsburg.
Fred Negley, salesman for the Hood,
FullCrod Il Co q dry goods house Of
has been seeing his custo-
ners in this section during the past few
weeks.
w g. Douthett. the clothier, return
ID, Monday, from trip to Youngs-
-own, and visit with his partner Hart
Graham, who is doing a great business
1T their store there
Samuel Miller, the war horse Of the
west end, was 62 years young and gay
Sam was born in Butler, on
the Diamond in 1887, and has lived in
several parts Of the town.
Miss Tillie Kalb is one Of the best
farmers Of this vicinity. She has n
field of oats on her place near town
that averages five feet in height, and
her hay crop this year was immense.
Will Hays, the genial Assistant Sec
retary of the Y NJ G. A. sewers bis CON
nection with the local Association this
week, and will shortly depart TO Ship
pensburg, Pa. to take charge of the AS
sociation Of that place.
Misses Cora Stein Of Mif1iin st. and
Anna Cronenwett and Barney Milheim
have been attending the Luther League
Convention in Pittsburg the last few
days as representatives Of the League OF
st Marks congregation
Ex-County Auditor William Moore
of Muddycreek twp. and candidate for
County Auditor Philip Sechler Of Pros
pect passed through Butler Monday on
their way to act in an appraisement on
the Gribben farm near Saxonburg.
Samuel Baxter, the popular clerk at
J. q. Il w. Campbell's hardware store,
and Miss Laura Alexander were united
in marriage by Rev. Alter at the home
Of the brides father, John G. Alexan-
der in Concord twp, Tuesday.
All Yo, Of Shanghai, who enlisted in
the navy in 1884 and was formerly at
tached TO Dewey's flagship Olympia, has
been granted pension of $50 a month
for lung trouble. He ~ the first Chinese
pensioner Of this government.
T. Wolf. formerly Of Butler but now
an employee of the machine shops of
the Washington Navy Yards, and Mr..
Higgins Of the same, visited old friends
in Butler, last week. They are making
a tour that will include Niagara Falls
New York.
a party, including q, A. Spang and
wife, Miss Agnes Brandon, Misses Jen-
ME and Mabel Collins, Mr. Shultz and
Mr. Cline Of Renfrew. took in the ex-
cursion to Pittsburg, Saturday evening,
and as the weather proved very favora-
bic they spent very pleasant evening.
The families Of John Zorb and /. n
Harkless returned last week from theil
camp in the woods on the p Daugher
ty farm in the n T.. corner of Adams
twp They had comfortable tents, got
plenty to eat from the neighbo-ing far
mers stayed six weeks, and enjoyed il
John A. Watson Of Buffalo twp. had
an odd experience few days ago whilC
taking ice from his ice house Hi
hand touched "A snake among the saw
dust, and he pulled the snake out ant
threw it 20 the ground and killed it,
IL was "A copperhead and it struck a
him, but its mouth was full of saw
dust.
J. W. Galbreath and wife, DR.. G. At
well, Harvey McCandless. r. j. Dodds
| r. $. Cornelius, Ella and Annie Pnryis
Bertha McElhaney, Jennie Armstrong
Ella and Bell Hazlett, Mrs Benton anC
Stella and T.. II. Negley OF Butler. Mar
ion and Myrtle Gibson Of Slipperyrock
end Jean Gibson Of Fairview wer,
among the many Butler county attend
ants Of the Y p G. Il. convention il
| Pittsburg last week
Miss Sablin Of McFann, Pa, who ha
been spending the summer VISITING
| fricndsan relatives in Toronto, Canada
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