Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-10-19
PERSONAL.


W. V. Smith of Jefferson twp. is il
town, today.
Amos Reep of Donegal twp was in
town, Tuesday.
W. J. Mcdowell IS visiting his son,
Lee, in Denver.
c. NJ Brown has been appointed P.
| VI for Harrisville.
Mrs. Emma Muder, Of Saxonburg,
was in town, Tuesday.
Miss Nicholson Of n. Y. is the guest
of Mrs. Peter Christie,
Col. Rumberger and daughter are the
guests of w. +. Rumberger.
Alfred Black and daughter of Moni-
team, Were in town, Saturday.
III. Turner drove from Ferris to
Butler in three hours last Friday.
Peter Kaylor and son, of Donegal
township, were in town, Tuesday.
Charles Thompson. the store keeper
at Ivywood, was in Butler, Friday
Mr.. Mckee and wife of Sherwood, 0.
are the guests Of Reuben McElvain.
J. Harrison Pisor of Worth twp. was
in town on legal business, last week
Geo Rider and Orin Hutchinson of
Centre twp. were in town, Saturday
Harry Moser, the Boydstown black
smith, is quite i'll with typhoid fever.
Geo. w, Moser, one of the old resi-
dents of Concord twp is reported sick
Mrs. Eli Patterson of Clay twp. is re
covering from an attack of typhoid fe-
yer.
Miss Emma Walker has been elected
Matron of the Washington, Pa. hospi-
tai
Mrs. J. B. Flick and Mrs. Lefevre of
Middlesex twp. were in town, Satur-
day
J. NJ Shields. proprietor of the West
Winfield meat market, was IN town last
week
J. C. Eagal is building himself nice
eight-roomed frame house on his farm
at Jamisonville.
Henry Bowers is moving from Greece
Il
near Boydstown.
n. r. Christie has about completed a
large nine-room frame dwelling on his
farm near Greece City.
Miss Angie Thompson has purchased
the John r. Grieb property at North
end Of Main st. for 5000.
Miss Lillian Shook of Washington
county IS visiting her uncles j. w. and
J. r. Shook Of Troutman.
c. w. Fleming, of Ekastown, was in
Butler, Monday, buying a new cable,
for his water well machine
/. }. McCandless of Butler and Miss
Eta Grove Of Penn twp. were married
al the brides home, yesterday.
Mrs. DIR. Pisor and Mrs John Pisor
of North Washington visited Mrs.
Elizabeth Pisor Of Middletown, Tues
day.
Andrew and Dolph Graham, who are
conducting a very successful bakery in
Millerstown, were in town last Thurs
day.
Rube Waddell held the Pittsburg
club down to six hits last Saturday
and helped beat them by a score of A
to /.
Velma, the five-year-old granddaugh-
ter of J. w Campbell of Jamisonville,
is recovering from an attack OF typhoid
fever.
j. NJ. Floesh, Division Sup'dt of the
Il. X. e. p, showed a party of New
Jersey Central officials over his road
last week.
DIR. J. w Mckee and his son, Albert,
were CITIZEN office callers, last week
The DIR. is practicing dentistry again in
Saxonburg.
S. g Quinn, the Troutman black
smith, finds himself unusually busy on
account OF the lively drilling going on
in that field.
John Waters. Alphus Dunbar and
e. d. Mcfarland passed through But
Ter, Tuesday, on their way to the re-
union at Apollo.
John II. Wilson of Butler and Harmo-
ny and Miss Catharine Lewis Of Roches-
ter, Pa will be married at the bride 8
home on the 26th
Abram Fleeger of Centre twp. was in
town, Tuesday. lis right hand has
been crippled all summer by catarrh,
resulting from wound.
VIM. Watson Of Mt. Chestnut step
ped in to see ms on his way home from
Pittsburg where he attended very en-
joyable reunion of his old comrades.
J. "A. Gibson and Albert Weih his
son-in-law have opened a plumbing and
hardware store an 223 Centre Avenue.
Mr. Weih is good practical plumber.
Miss Maggie Turner, the dressmaker,
leaves for Los Angeles, Cal. next week,
and was given reception at the home
of her sister Mrs X. j. Thompson of
Bluff St. Tuesday evening.
Prof Regal, Principal Of the Butler
Busines College has another profession
al assistant. Miss Nellie b. Cruise, of
Monroe Falls o., who has been one Of
the head teachers Of the Cuyahoga Falls
o., High School for the last five years
Peter Kamerer visited his mother,
Mrs. Daniel Kanerer, in Fairview
township, near Kep2le's Corner last
week. His mother il now in her 5Sth
year Her maiden name was Dauben
speak.
Rube Edward) Waddell, the star
twirler Of the Louisville National league
base ball team, will be married to Miss
Florence Horning of Columbus O., on
Wednesday, October 18th. Mr.. Wad
dells friends in this city congratulate
him in anticipation Of the happy event
New Castles News.
Palmer H. TAYLOR poetic justice of
the peace Of Iona City, Michigan, mar
ried couple the other day using the
following language:
"Our spoken words are sometimes lost,
Like thistledown when blown away.
The whispered one is often kept.
Like some rare, precious gem, for aye.
"You came to have me say these words
] now pronounce you husband, wife,
Each be unto the other true
speak for you happy life.
| Forbid that in Your cottage home
One thought Of jealousy arise;
| That home 80 filled with love and joy
You both shall call it Paradise