Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-11-23
PERSONAL.

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il. Campbell of Concord attended
to some business in Butler, Tuesday.
VIM. Rush and wife of Troutman,
did some shopping in Butler, Saturday.
Chas. Parks and Samuel Marshall of
Forward twp. were in town, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry R. Sutton are at
home at 226 w. Cunningham ST., But
/ Ter, Pa.
I w. r. Thompson and wife of Middle
( sex twp. did some shopping in Butler,
Tuesday.
/ Mrs. Elmer E. Campbell and children
! of Sarversvllle visited friends in Butler,
Saturday.
Miss Mary Hunter, the Sarversville
school teacher, did some shopping III
Butler, Saturday.
A. E. Hoover has been appointed P.
NJ. for Stamford.
C. L. Smith, of Buffalo township, was
in town, Tuesday, and attended the
Convention.
Miss Laura Webb has been appointed
p. NJ, for Branchton; and Geo. NJ. era
ham for Buttercup
BENZ. Sarver Jr of Buffalo twp. ex-
poets to go to Chicago soon, where he Is
to work as a machinist.
John Taylor, foreman at the West
Winfield limestone quarry, spent sun
day with Butler friends.
Milton Miller, who has been drilling
for Phillips in Buffalo twp, spent Sun
day with his parents west OF town.
John f. Shannon of Gallery attended
to some legal business in Butler, Tues
day, and attended the convention.
Mrs. Anthony Nolf of Buffalo twp: is
making an extensive visit with her
brothers and sisters in Kansas City.
Walter Galbreath has moved to But
from Evans City and is working IN
Evans & Templeton's machine shop.
ESQ. Henry Niece, wife and child, OF
HARMONY. visited II. E.. Wick, Mrs.
Niece's father, for few days this week.
Philip Snider, of Clinton twp, was in
town, Tuesday, looking as spry ana
happy as young married man should.
George Witherup and Robert Davis
have lately moved from Glade Run to
Butler and are now living in Spring
dale.
Jacob Hutchmap and Pres Duncan of
Mars, and Samuel Haslett OF Evans
City, We're here on legal business, Sat
urday
Alpheus Dunbar has moved with his
family from Waters station TO Etna st,
Butler and is now working on the new
lead works.
Esq. Leslie of Middlesex twp. arrived
home from Kansas last Saturday, and
that night was subpenaed on the Stepp
VS. McClelland case.
A. E. White, night operator, and f.
A. Pfabe, carpenter and contractor OF
Ivywood were among the guests at the
Central, Nov. Goth.
A. L. Findley, the photographer, has
secured new and larger quarters for his
Mars studio, and is now above the
Pittsburg Variety Store.
Charles Ekas, son of John Ekas of W.
Pearl st. has been keeping books at
Francis Laube's Touring mill in Free
port for some months past.
p. Brand and wife and Mrs. Ger
trude Thornton Of Allegheny City, last
week, visited Mrs. Thornton's sister
Mrs. Edward Oil at Ekastown.
John Sickle of the West Winfield
auarries, passed through Butler, Satur
day night, on his way To spend Sunday
with his family in Muddycreek twp.
Miss Gertrude Craig returned, Satur-
day to her home in Joseph G. Hepler's
family, Buffalo twp, after two
months stay with her father in Venan-
go twp.
Ed Diffenbacher, the West Penn
railroad s operator at Butler junction is
rejoicing over ten-pound son which
Mrs. Diffenbacher presented to him,
Friday.
Ellis Hesselgesser and wife of Win
field twp. lately returned from their trip
to Kansas. His nephew, Jas. Kelly of
Chicago, who has been visiting his un-
Gle Michael, in Buffalo twp. left for
home last Thursday
Devil John Kennedy received tele
gram from Parkersburg, w. Va stating
| that his daughter. Mrs. Anna Hutchi-
son, was in a hospital there in precar-
| ious condition. Since the above was
put in type we learn of Mrs. Hutchison $
death, which occurred this morning.
VIM, Frank ana James Harvey,
| Philip, VIM. and Samuel Snider, VIM
| Walters and John Halstead all of Clin-
ton twp. attended the Thompson Elsen-
rath eiectment suit as witnesses,
| Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mother Winslow" was a fine old
| lady, who lived about thousand years
| ago Her soothing syrup" is yet in
evidence My, God, I'd rather be
without hour in the house" said d
young married man the other night.
Dwight L. Moody, the evangelist,
hurried home to Mortified, Mass. from
Kansas last week, where he had been
speaking to audiences of $4,000. He
has had heart trouble for years, and his
heart become SO weak that his friends
considered his condition serious.
Set out your peck of potatoes, Sat
urday
Save up for Christmas" and think
over what to give.
Why are some of our young gam
blers like buckwheat batter?
Lecture on Africa at the Free Meth
odist church, this evening.
The American or b. r. q p. Elk
press Co. has opened an Office at j. NJ
Reeds store
Some of the beauties of the Englisl
tongue come out in the statement tina
next week the turkeys goose will b.
cooked.
Injustice is done the mule in com
) pairing Il man VINO always starts thu
5 kicking to that animal The mule onl,
t kicks back
Since Tuesday evening the people
of Mars and vicinity have known wha
Col. Hams idea of THE Snolly goste
in Politics" is.
If it's true that certain corn get
red over something the wind whispere
: in its ear, it may be remembered it
pretty hard to shock corn.
Carl Leighner pulled up the cul
f tain of his show-window last Thursda
: and showed one of the prettiest show
windows Butler has ever seen.