Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-10-12
PERSONAL.


here, this week.
H. ]. Burns and son, of Flick wer,
in town, Monday
VIM. BELLS sprained his ankle at FL
wood, last Saturday.
Father Duffy, of Albany, is the guest
of his brother, Chas.
Josiah NJ Thompson, Esq, of Brady
was in town, Monday.
R. D. McMurray, of Consequences
ing, has moved to Butler.
James Hepler. of Sarversville is about
to move to Homestead. Pa.
DR.. JOS. W. Mckee, of Saxonburg,
and son A T were in town, today.
NIB. Turner has moved from Butler
township to 1872 New Castle street
Rev. OlIer and wife attended wed
ding in Washington, Pa, this week
Charley Miller out-shot Mr. Stoops,
of Chicora, and is wearing the medal.
John Wickline and wife, of Sarvers-
vile, were shoppers in Butler, Tuesday.
Mrs. T. J. Morrison, of the West Side.
visited friends in Pittsburg, last week.
w. f. McDeavitt is building himself
a new tile dwelling in Brady township.
W. NJ. Daubenspeck, of Parker town
ship, visited friends in Butler, last
week.
A. s. Gibson and wife, of Penn town
ship, did some shopping in Butler, Sat
urday.
Israel Badger the West Liberty stone
mason, was a business visitor in Butler,
Friday.
Mrs. DIR. Thompson and child, of
West Liberty, were visitors IN Butler,
Saturday.
w. w. Maxwell, of Winfield, was the
guest of his son, James, in Butler. this
this week.
Samuel H. Fox is moving from Ell
wood City 10 West Liberty to work in
Croll's mill.
Hon. John s. Wick has returned to
Indian Territory, in the interest of some
Butler capitalists.
Roy and Ralph Pringle, sons of VIM.
Pringle, of Butler twp, are attending
| OrONt Olty 1plitSe-
Mrs. DR.. Mckee, Slatelick, is visiting
her brother James NJ. Galbreath, and
her mother in Butler.
Ed. Westermen and wife, of Clinton
townihip, were in town. Friday, buying
their winter stock of shoes.
Rev. Willis McNeese. of Glade Mills,
| is building his father, Isaac McNeese, a
nice home in West Liberty.
Miss Nancy NJ. Gibson, of Parker
township visited her aunt, Mrs. Esther
Hutchison, of Butler, yesterday.
| s. Frankie, Esq, Chicora's enterpris-
ing Postmaster, graced the streets of
Butler by his presence, yesterday.
Prof. G.. Presley Weigle, Prospects
| famous school teacher, attended to some
business affairs in Butler, Saturday.
| Jacob Reiber, of institute Hill, return
ed home Monday from an extended
visit to Philadelphia and New York.
Miss Julia Craig, of West street, is
| safely recovering from seven week $
attack of spinal meningitis and quinsy.
A. G.. Sieg. of Lancaster township,
| WAS Ill lOMn, l. Ilc VIII AaNO "a
sale of registered stock on Thursday,
Oct. 26
Rube Waddell was in Butler, Tues
day, and we are all going to Pittsburg
to see him throw the ball. Saturday
afternoon.
Chas. Miller and Mr.. Stoops are to
shoot for the 800 gold medal again Sat
urday at the Gun Clubs Park 100
clays side.
James Sutton, Esq, of Eyans City,
passed through Butler, Monday, on his
way home from visit to his old stamp
ing ground in Concord twp
Daniel Lutz has completed six-room
dwelling and E. It. Snyder new barn
40x50 feet on their Brady township
farms during the past summer.
Verne Eckelberger, who has been
working in the Stringtown, w. Va,
oilfields for four months past is spend
ing a few days with Butler friends.
Gen. William Blakeley is lying seri-
ously i'll at the home of his daughter,
Mrs Abrams, in Butler. His affiiction
is "Bright's disease" He is 60 years of
age.
NJ. l. Matheny, of Karns City. passed
through Butler, Saturday, on his way
home from Clinton Lawrence county,
where he buried his father, last We'd
nesday.
James W. Ekas, of Ekastown, has
completed a large new barn this sum
mer and now has as nicely appointed
premises as any farmer in that part of
county.
Charles A Snyder, son of VIM. Snyder,
and Miss Nora A. Rankin. daughter
of ID. L. Rankin, both of Institute Hill,
were married at the brides home
yesterday.
J. NJ. Porter and Miss Jennie M. At
well, both of Harrisv1lle, were married
at the Wick House last Thursday by
Rev. Taylor of the Harrisville Presby-
terian church.
Elmer Helmbold who was employed
in the Universal Plow works in Pitts
burg, has been at home in Saxonburg
for some time past nursing his eyes
which have become weak.
Mrs. Matilda H. McCandless OF
Kansas, is visiting her daughters, Mrs.
| w lllldtll W. IhdDlStJ 4hlS+ -. w
Glenn, of Centre township. Miss Daisy
Ramsey is visiting her brothers families
in Jamestown, n. Y. and Loyal Y.
Ramsey of that city spent Sunday with
his father, w. NJ.
w. b. McCandless, the Davis sewing
machine man, is building splendid ter
room frame dwelling on his place west
of Unionville. 1t is equipped with q
hot air furnace, hot and cold water
bath room, and every modern improve
ment for an ideal country home. II
{ was planned by Origen McCandless.
| Thomas Cooper and wife, of jefferson
, township, did some shopping in Butler
last Friday Mr. Cooper has lately haC
some trouble with tremendous black
snake which sucks his cows, and make:
their udders sore. The snake waits un
til the cows lie down in the shade Of
= some trees and bushes, and Is continual
9 | ly in the lookout for his would-bt
, captors One boy describes him as be
ing ''as long as fence rail. y
Elders Wilford W. Rich, of Idaho
and Clarence NJ Clark, of Utah, of th'
Church of Jesus Christ of LatterDay
s Saints commonly called Mormons, call
ed to see us the other day. They ar
both young men, appointed by thei
| Church to do missionary work in Beaver
{ and Butler counties of this state. The.
paid their own way here, paid for tn
literature they distributed, have N,
a money in their clothes or satchels ant