Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-09-07
PERSONAL.

Charley Thompson, of Buffalo, was II
town, Monday.
John Lumley of Forward twp. was IL
town, yesterday.
Ell. Negley of Fandergrift took il
the Fair, yesterday.
Louis Soldering has gone to work on
Ninth St, Pittsburg.
DR. Bricker is very proud of his new
horse-a Titley Star Pointer
H. L. Kelley, of Worth twp, visited
friends in Butler over Sunday.
The Misses Jean Brown and Ella Bur
ton went to CleYeland, Monday.
VI A. Lowman and family, of Mead
vile, are visiting friends in Butler.
D.B. Douthett. of Williamsburg, was
In town Tuesday on legal business.
J. II. Pontious, OF Donegal twp,
made his report as Constable, Monday.
R. L. and VIM Kirkpatrick returned
from their trip oyer the lakes, Thursday
Daniel Negley and wife, of Great
Belt, did some shopping in Butler, Sat
urday.
Mrs. s. d. Lear and son, of Allie
gheny. are visiting at John Hildebrand 5
this week.
Newton Black went on to Philadel-
phia, Friday night, to attend the u. A.
r. Encampment.
Bob McGinniss, formerly of Butler, a
member of the 10th visited friends in
Butler, last week.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Richey went to
Philadelphia Monday to attend the q.
A. R. encampment.
Edgar Aland, of 6. Main street, has
secured a position as book k-keeper with
Land 81 Co, of Pittsburg.
Miss Bertha McElhaney, Of n. Main
St. has returned from n pleasant visit
with friends in Tionesta, Pa.
Harry Fleming, of Buffalo township,
attended the funeral of his cousin,
Henry N, in Butler, Saturday.
Forest Huff went to New York, for
the season, yesterday. If you are in
town and want to see him call at 1868
Broadway.
The Misses Ida and Myra Mardorf of
this place have returned from Il pleas
ant months visit at Chippewa Lake and
Orrville Ohio.
Henry Elkin, Of 4733 Butler street,
bought the first 3. r. d p. ticket ever
sold in Pittsburg. Henry was going to
GoodYille, Pa.
County Commissioner John Mitchell,
and Cour. Crier Bert Hockenberry were
drawn as JURORS for o. s. Court at Viii
Transport, this week.
Daniel A. Thompson, of Parker, and
his daughter, Mrs McGinniss, visited
with W. G. Daubenspeck and family OF
Renfrew over Sunday.
Billy Rutter was awful mad the other
day Somebody told him that the
Overseers of the Poor intended giving
him some woodalcohol
Leroy B Beatty, quarter master
sergeant of the 10th, was given an
ovation last Thursday, when he return
ed TO his home in Harrisville.
Misses Alice and Annie Murphy,
daughters of Ellsworth Murphy of the
Building Inspectors Office of ALE
gheuy. are visiting at J. H. Reiber's on
Mercer St
Will Faber and Jacob Rimer, ex-
members of Co f. 18th Pa. Vols, left
last week for Camp Meade where they
expected to join one of tho new U. 5.
regiments being raised, likely the 25th.
Capt. G.. w. Hays, of the Waverly.
John r. and Harry Grieb, Adam Trout
man, Miss Margie McOmber and Ed.
and Stella Negley were among the But
lerites who took in the Punxsutawney
Fair, Friday.
Charles f. Kalb and Mary Matilda
Johnston were married Monday. The
bride is a daughter of Thornly Johnston
of Centre township and the groom son
of Henry Kalb of Butler township, and
veteran of the Spanish war They
have the best wishes of host of friends.
William J. Mayberry, sergeant of Co.
E. 10th Reg, got back to his home in
Slippery Rock ON Tuesday Of last week,
and was greeted by crowd at the
home of his father, Jonathan May berry.
He was druggist at Scottdale, and en-
listed at Mt. Pleasant, Westmoreland
county.