Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-09
Personal.

Hart Graham has moved to Youngs-
town. o.
NJ C. Burr, of Reibold, was in town.
I Saturday.
S. n Russell of Concord twp. is in
town, today.
Hugh Sproul, of Cherry twp, was in
I town, Monday.
! A. II. Roenigk of Keister was in
town, Monday
! Peter Snyder. of Summit twp, was
in town, Saturday.
h c. Pryor intends remaining in W
Sunbury. See card
Thomas Jamison of Fairview twp,
was In town, Friday.
Edward Ailshouse of Forward twp,
was in town, Monday.
c. T. Walters enjoyed his term on the
Grand Jury, this week
Peter Duffy is in the store again after
a severe attack Of grip.
Hon. Thos w Phillips, of New Cas-
tie, visited his son v K Here last
week.
DR. Barr of Mars and DR. Crawford of
Cranberry made US pleasant call, yes
terday.
Rev. John F. Heckert of wilkins
burg, visited friends in Butler, We'd
nesdayJ
Conway Kuhn of Concord twp. was
in town, Monday, attending to some
business.
David Borland went to Uniontown,
last Saturday, to see his son, William,
who is seriously i'll.
c. E. Shira has purchased an interest
in the Locust street grocery, now own
ed by Wright & Shira.
H J. Pontious, of Donegal twp, was
in town last Thursday. He is agent
for the Osborne mower and reaper.
Jas. P. Christy of Renfrew was in
town, Monday. He intends moving to
the Robert Henry farm at Buttercup,
April 1st.
W. H. Morris, the tobacconist, left
for Sioux City, Iowa, Monday, with the
intention of locating there il the out
look is favorable.
NJ. d. Logan, who is lying sick with
typhoid fever at the home of his sister,
Mrs. G. W. Maurhoff, at Saxonburg, is
slowly recovering.
w. F. Wagner. popular young man
of Pittsburg, who has been at his home
in Saxonburg, sick since Christmas. re-
turned to the city, Saturday.
Thos. Alexander came home from the
Scio oil field to spend Sunday with his
family Mr. Alexander has quarter
interest in 75-barrel well that came in
last week
McCallister Kuhn, of Concord twp,
was in town last week for the first
time during the campaign. He has
been seriously i'll for some weeks, but
is rapidly improving.
Charley Kerr is not dead Some
one started a report last week that Char
ley had died, and was buried on March
1st. Charley was in town Saturday,
vigorously denying the accusation.
Joseph Kohnfelder of Saxonburg has
rented his hotel property to Theodore
Krause who will shorty take charge of
the hotel, Mr. Kornfelder is attending
court this week as a grand juror
Geo. o. Schenck, a graduate of the
Bookkeeping department of the Butler
Business College, and recent student
in shorthand, has just accepted posi-
ton with the West Penn Railroad Com
pany.
Mr.. McDougall of Youngstown, form
erly of Evans City, was in town, Tues
day. Sometime ago a flying spike
struck his right eye and blinded it. and
he had it removed at Youngstown, a
few days ago.
Ralph Maxwell of the South Side has
gone to the State of Arkansas to work
with his brother who is in business
there. Ralph has many friends in But
Ter who miss him and who wish him
success in his new field
A. L. Cooper of Slipperyrock twp,
called TO see rs Monday, and shortly af
ter A. l. Cooper of Valencia dropped
in. and the two men of the same name
got acquainted with each other. They
are both six-footers and good men
Mr.. and Mrs. John McMarlin and
George Mitchell attended the funeral
of their deceased relative, Edward
Jones, at New Castle, Monday Mr.
Jones was a merchant in that city and
had many friends in Butler, who are
sorry to hear of his death