Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-10-05
PERSONAL.


peach grown on his farm this year.
/ d. Porter Kelly. of Bruin, shook
hands with his Butler friends Tuesday
Clyde and Percy Wadsworth, of Slip
peryrock township, were in town, Tues
| day.
J. H. Christie and sister of Concord
twp. did some shopping in Butler Satur-
day.
Prof. Gibson has moved to n. Wash
ington St, and is occupying the Slider
home.
Geo. w. Huselton of Brownsville at
tended to some business in Butler, Sat
urday.
John, Montgomery and sister of Clip-
ton twp. did some shopping in Butler,
Saturday.
Mr. Joyce, of E. E. Pittsburg, is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Krut, the
Florists wife.
Miss O'Conner of Renfrew visited Mrs.
Mrs J. e. Zickrick of w. Cunningham
street, Friday.
John Hare Uavery) is visiting his old
friends in this vicinity. He how lives
in Kentucky.
L. H. Harrison of Ontario. has been
engaged as physical instructor at the Y.
Nj. c. A. gym.
Mrs. D. A Heck stepped on round
stone, while visiting in Pittsburg, and
sprained her ankle.
S. f. Johnston and w. P. Criner, of
Middlesex township. were in town,
Tuesday, on business.
Miss Eta Wadsworth, of Slippery
rock visited her cousins working on the
Poor Farm last week.
Mrs. Miller Wick of Oakland twp. Is
dow with typhoid; and Harvey Moser
is recovering from same.
Miss Sadie, daughter of Samuel Park,
and Will Norris both popular young
Renfrew people, are to be married this
evening by Rev. Richards.
c. c.. Kerr is conducting the livery
stable formerly owned by 5. E. Prior
at Renfrew Give him call.
Kuhn Campbell will give up his place
at Park, Saturday, and endeavor to col
lect his fathers costs as sheriff.
Mrs Mace Pringle delighted her low
ing hubby last Sunday evening by pre-
senting him with bouncing girl
Robert Adams, son of Register W: }.
Adams, left Monday to attend the Med
ical Chiro College in Philadelphia
Sergeant Frank Moore was calling on
his Co E. friends Saturday, Frank is
teaching in Allegheny county again.
Albert Michaels. of Great Belt, is
home from the Klondil1e. for the winter,
and proposes going back next Spring.
Capt. ]. B. Gibbony, an old-time oil
operator, who went to the Klondyke
gold fields two years ago has returned
Harry Sumney and wife returned from
ten days wedding tour to Toledo,
Cleveland and Niagara Falls They will
be at home on Walker Ave.
J. NJ. Mccullough, the Republican
candidate for Prothonotary, w. f. Camp
bell and Mr. McChesney of Fairview
twp. We're in town Saturday.
Joe Flick took his fast PAGER Billy
Chimes to the Stoneboro fair this week.
Joe thinks he has a world beater and
maybe he is not far wrong.
Amos Cooper, of Valencia, A V.
Johnston, c. b. Irvine, of Evans City,
and A. c. Irvine, of Mars, attended the
Johnston reunion at Maple Grove,
B. F. Garvin, Co-Commissioner
and former hotel-keeper in Allegheny Is
living on the old farm in Cranberry twp
and visited his friends in Butler last
week.
The follow ing persons have Just en-
rolled as students of the Butler Business
College: Theodore Meter, w. p.
Lester and Edward Donnell all of
Butler.
| J. A. Shellatree and granddaughter,
| of Slipperyrock township, were in town
Monday. BE reported several good gas
| wells as lately being struck southeast OF
Centreville.
Ed. Rube Waddell, Prospects great
left handed pitcher, struck out thirteenI
| Chicago players Monday, making theI
strike out record for the season and'
won the game for Louisville to |.
Miss Frances McCutcheon of Omaha,
| Neb. is the guest of her uncles, j. b.
and A NJ McCutcheon; and Mr.. Snyd-
er of Green Co is the guest of his sister,
Mrs. J. E. McCutcheon.
The friend making inquiry as to the
| location of the village of Boydstown"
| is invited to come in and see us as we
have difficulty in understanding the
question he desires information upon.
He should also haYe sent his address,
etc.
Frank Minister of Donegal twp, is
home from the klondike, and proposes
| going back next spring. He says the
stories of suffering there are exaggerat-
ed He is brother of Mrs, A. S. Snow
and Mrs. Gus Sherman of Butler.
| County Sup't Howard Painter had no
milk for breakfast Friday morning last.
Somebody entered his house during the
night and took 50 so from Mrs. P's
lpurse. on the dining-room mantel; and
then was mean enough to go to the pan
try and drink a quart of milk.
Mr.. ard Mrs w H. McCandless, of
Centre township, nave gone for short
visit with their son, DR.. Nj. Il. McCand-
less of Beaver Co, who in company
with his brother, Everett, of Wilmerd
ing, has just returned from a week 5
visit in New York City and Washing
ton, ID. G.
| Will McJunkin, son of Hon. J. d.
McJunkin OF this place, has been made
superintendent of the entire advertising
department of The Fair" at Chicago,
the largest department store in the U. ..
They expend $3.50, 600 in advertising
every year Wills many Butler friends
rejoice in his success.
Harry Quinn. aged II years. son of
Michael Quinn, of Kittanning has been
missing from his home since August "a.
He is described as being tall for his age,
had light hair, blue eyes and walked
slightly lame. Any information as to
his whereabouts will be thankfully re-
ceived by his parents.
Miss Hal DickeY has returned to But
ler from an extended and exceedingly
enjoyable voyage through Ohio; and she
has resumed dressmaking at her resi-
dence on West Penn street If you
want to have a pleasant chat call on
Miss Hal anytime during busines:
hours, and she will talk to you-if she
is at home.
Geo. Whitehill was in New York las
week from Wednesday to Sunday, and
saw both the Naval and Land parades
He got a room up in Harlem, and tool
, hic ,,aalu down 10 cow tb.