Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-06-22
PERSONAL.
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town. Saturday.
). L. Cheesman of Portersville was in
town, yesterday.
John A. Gregg of jefferson twp. was
in town, yesterday.
Miss Siebert of W. Wayne St, is Wis
iting friends in Lima.
Alexander Russell, Esq, is making an
extensive Western trip.
W. S. Drummond, of Forward twp,
was in town, Tuesday.
John Hartung of Butler has been
granted pension of IS.
Sam1 C. Turk and daughter, of Brady
twp, were in town, Tuesday.
s. NJ Hildebrand attended the funer-
al of his uncle, in Lancaster county,
this week.
S. w. McKissick, of Clay twp, and
Newton Garvip, of Cranberry, were IN
town, Saturday.
J. H. Fleming of Leetonia, Ohio, is
visiting his friends in Centre and Penn
twps this week
J Michael Fleming and Daniel Gold.
| niger, TWO ,IOlIy GlllZtllS VI SACotlhCAN
twp, took in license court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rose have re
| turned to Port Perry after short visit
with their parents in Centre twp.
Albert Troutman is home from Phila-
delphia where he has been studying law
in the University of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. J. NJ. and Mrs. W. C. Thompson
entertained number of lady friends at
their home on North Main St, Thurs
day.
Hobe Mechling, wife and child, of
| Pitcairn, are visiting Hobe's parents,
as are also James G. family, of Pitts
| burg.
Lewis Faulkner, the Saxon Station
| blacksmith, has had nice new coat of
paint put on his house by John Muder'
the painter.
James McClung returned Monday
from Morgan Co. Ohio where he has
been prospecting for oil for several
weeks past.
Fred L. Krause, the popular barber,
and Minnie D., daughter of John Groh-
man, were married Wednesday, by
Rev. Z. Cronenwett.
Cyrus Stepp, of Penn twp, was in
Butler, Thursday, and while here pur-
chased $3.50 piano for his daughter,
from W. r. Newton.
Miss Annie Gibson of the West End
and Bert Jones of Natrona. formerly of
near Saxonburg, Will be married this
afternoon. Best wishes.
Charles P. Ritter, who has been en-
gagged in business in Los Angeles, Cal.
for two years past, arrived home last
| week for an extended visit.
Miss Mccartney of Shousetown, ALE
gheny Co. whJ has been attending the
Slipperyrock Normal is visiting her
cousins, Misses Armstrong; of Fairvlew
Ave.
District Attorney Painter visited his
brother, Allen B. Painter, in Philadel-
phia last week, who has just graduated
from the Medico- Chirological College in
| that city.
Adam Hoch. of Chicora, left for
| Washington, Tuesday, and will then go
| to Los Angeles, Cal, where a factory
will be built for the man ufacture Of his
patent counting machine.
Mark Twain, latest hit was sprung
at the dinner of the Authors Club in
London: Since England and America
have been joined in Kipling, may they
| never be severed in Twain
c. N Boyd, our slender druggist, was
| elected President of the Pennsylvania
State Pharmaceutical Association" at
| its meeting in Phil'a, last week. and is
receiving the condolences of his friends.
| Fred Goettler, the enterprlsing young
| drayman, has bought building lot off
] the Samuel Purvis property on E. North
| St for S1100 and will erect handsome
dwelling on it. Edward Weigand is
preparing the plans.
Mrs. John Walker has opened an EN-
ployment and general intelligence of
flee in the room back of Mrs Pape's
store,-in the same building if you
need good girl or good nurse you
should advise with her.
Mrs Waters, widow of Albert
| Waters, of Co. E., 10Th Reg, who died
in camp near Washington, has been
granted a pension for herself and chill
dren, amounting in all to $50 per month.
The pension was secured by A. G.. Will
liams, Esq.
Miss Mamie Kelly daughter of John
G. Kelly, of Butler twp, and Ernest II.
Cronenwett, youngest son of Rev. E,
Cronenwett and book-keeper for the
Home Natural Gas Co., were married
Wednesday, at the brides home, by the
groom's father.
Mr.. A. G.. Hendricksoa, of Cranberry
twp, gave the CITIZEN Office a pleas
ant call on Friday last. 10th inst, and
reports everything prosperous in his
section of the county. He is son of
oar old friend Moses Hendrickson, of
Cranberry twp
Florence, daughter of Wesley F..
Rossing, and A Gilbert jackson, an
employee of the Carnegie Steel Compa
ny, of Allegheny City, We're married
Wednesday noon at the brides home on
N. Mexican St, by Rev. Thomas Bar
low of the Episcopal Church. After an
extended wedding tour, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson will make their home in Allie
gheny.