Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-01-05
PERSONAL.

in town. yesterday.
Miss Alice Thompson to Pillow st. Is
suffering from the grip.
Frank Perry of Mulberry st. Is mum
bered among the grip victims.
Joseph Liebler, now living on Butler
St. Pittsburg. is seriously III.
Mrs. Jerome Stehle, nee Tillie Nc
Candless, is visiting her folks here.
George B. Cross of Freeman, Kan
sas. sent US his Christmas greeting.
Mrs. Mary Conrad. of Institute Hill.
| visited friends in Branchton Friday.
D. NJ. Riddle. of Mt Chestnut, was a
caller at the CITIZEN Office last week.
Thomas Humes and daughter of Coy
esville visited friends in Butler yester-
day.
Benz. w. Bredin of Franklin Pa.
spent the last day of '9S with Butler
friends.
Joseph Gensebigler of Hickory street
received a 12-pound boy for New
Years gift.
SyIvanus Aggas of Centre twp. visit
| ed relatives in Pittsburg, during the
holiday week.
John W. Coulter Esq. and wife, visit
ed relatives and friends in Nenango Co.
during the holidays.
Elmer E. Kelly and wife of New Cas-
| tie st. visited relatives in Reading Pa.
during the Holidays.
Lewis Kesselman, now conducting
| machine shop at Parkersburg, w. Va,
| was home last week.
! Jos Caster, and wife of Sistersville,
were the guests of f. L. Niggle and
wife during the holidays.
Mrs. S. 0. Wright and family of
Zelienople, visited relatives III Butler
during the holiday week
Mrs Jos w Graham of Morton Ave
who has been quite Ill for some weeks
past is reported to be improving.
Will Brandon spent the holidays
with his folks in Butler. He has given
up the idea of moving to New Castle.
A. J. Henry student at the West
Penn Medical college, spent the holidays
at home he will graduate next Spring.
Chas Kalb of Co. E. 18th, who has
been home for Il month past on SICK
furlough, has had his furlough exten-
ded
Mrs. Carr Wick of Euclid was called
to Tarentum Pa Saturday Dec "A by
the illness of her father w w. Thomp-
son.
Lorry Christley, who is teaching at
the Nesbit school in Butler twp, spent
a day last week with friends in Grove
City.
David Stevenson and wife of Ohio
visited their relatives Amos Hall and
William Stevenson of Branchton last
week.
DR.. Leslie Hazlett of New Gallilee,
Beaver County, spent the Holidays
with his father Thomas Hazlett of Mer-
Ger st.
Rev. William Harley of Canton Ohio,
left for that place today after a short
visit with his parents and friends in
Butler
Burton Hazlett and Tensard DeWolf,
were two of Buffers boys who came
home from their work in Pittsburg to
spend Christmas.
John Logue, section boss on the
Bessemer, has moved from Gomersol
into the large new house he lately built
at Branchton.
Origin McCandless was confined to
bed at his father Coulter McCandless'
home in Centre twp by an attack of
grip last week.
E. o. Thompson was in Butler before
ha 1f acta airrh+ Monday aftar fnn rtapn
mile drive from his home in Middlesex
twp, in zero weather.
Noble Montgomery of Donegal twp.
was in town few days ago. He has
sold his interest in the drug store to his
sister Mrs. Mitchell.
VIM S. Mcdowell, of Williamsburg,
visited his brother James of, Institute
Hill last week. Will is attending the
w. U. of Pa. law School.
Norman Findley came home from
New York City, to pass his holiday
vacation with his parents John Findley
| and wife of the first ward.
Robert McKissick of Euclid is re-
| covering from a severe attack of kidney
trouble. His son in-law Robt Burns Is
down with ty phoid fever
Peter Schenck came home from
| Meadville to spend Christmas. He has
been engaged on some paving contracts
in that city during the past fall.
Will Fisher of near Renfrew was
made happy by the arrival of a son who
came near being a New Years gift.
Lew Cochran is now grand pap
George K Baker owns an SO acre
farm, with good buildings and in ex
cellent condition. near Euclid which he
| offers for sale at reasonable figure.
Thomas Woods and Edward Seton,
overseers of Clinton twp, and Esq.
John Cunningham came up to Butler.
| the day after Christmas on business.
S. H. Piersol Esq sold his house on
Farview Ave. to Mrs. Hattie Alien
| berg; and he and his wife will make an
extended visit to relatives in st. Louis,
| Mo
DR.. j. c.. Atwell, lately appointed as
| sistant sergeon of the 18th Pa. Vols,
has resigned the appointment and will
stay in Butler to take care of his prac-
| tice.
/ Earl Hesselgesser was in town, last
Wednesday, visiting d. F. Kaufman of
the 1st ward He was on his way home
from Portersville, with very fine
short horned COW.
Hugh NJ. Strawick of Butler, has been
granted an IS per month pension. Mr..
Strawlck saw several years service
during the Civil War and well earned
this recognition.
g. J. Hetrick and family of Con-
noquenessing, B. S. Rimer and family
of Greenville and G.. w. Williams and
family had a reunion on the oath ult at
John Rimer's 216 East Penn ST.
Thomas Alexander and son John
came home from Robinsons' Mills, w.
Va for the holidays, Harry, the second
boy is married and has family living
in the oil region there.
John D. Albert of Franklin twp was in
Pittsburg last week to see his two
boys-one of whom is an engineer on
the p. & w, and the other a fireman
They are both married and live on 44th
| st.
Miss Cora E Heckathorn daughter of
John Heckathorn, and Dawson G. Nc
Murray of Harlansburg, Lawrence Co.
were married at the brides home in
Worth twp, last week, by Rev R NJ
Stewart.
Robt Pringle who for the past two
years has had charge of the Penna Tor
pedo Cos. office here left Tuesday to