Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-04-20

Alex Walker has moved back to But
tercup
Clark Wilson has started n monthly
: paper in Parker.
Jerry Rapp of Whitestown intends
moving to Scio.
Phillip Sutton of Penn twp. was in
town, Thursday.
b. W. Garvin of Cranberry twp. was
in town, Friday.
j. G. Elliott of Middlesex twp. is in
town, on the jury.
| G.. A. Needle of the Parker Phoenix
was in town, Monday.
Daniel Goldinger, of Donegal twp,
was in town, Tuesday.
Frank Pierce took business trip to
New York State, last week.
George Humphrey of Parker twp. at
tended court in Butler, Monday
Hugh McClelland, the old veteran of
Evans City, died Tuesday night.
J e. Broaden and family, of West
Sunbury, have moved to New Castle.
DR.. Charles McClelland of Glade
Mills greeted friends in Butler, Mon
day.
Walter Duncan of Petersville, Co.
E veteran, is visiting friends in Oil
4 City.
! Fred Negley, wholesale dry goods
mar of Philadelphia, is in Butler this
week
Rev. w. J. Hazlett, of Sarvelsu lie,
attended the Presbytery meeting this
week.
| H. c. Montgomery of Clinton tw p. in
/ tends teaching school this SUNNI sr at
/ Rocky Run.
Theodore Keck left Tuesday for Har
risburg to attend the Democratic State
Convention at that place.
Miss Marion Thompson of the Pro-
thonotary's office returned from a. visit
with friends in Evans City, last week.
James c. McCandless and Mary E.
Thompson were married by Esq w.
A. Christie at his Office in Centre twp
last Thursday.
Rev Jonathan r. Coulter and John
w OHeTt Vi AlItSHcHy bNP.s tsbbChuCN
the Presbytery meeting in Butler, Tues
day and Wednesday.
Braid Black came out last Saturday
after a very severe spell of grip and
bronchitis, during which he nearly
coughed his handsome head off.
Miss Jean Niece, daughter of Samuel
Niece, left last week for Wernersville,
near Reading Pa. to act as nurse in
the hospital for insane at that place.
Bert Wright graduated from the
Pittsburg Dental College last week
Bert left this week for Warren, Pa,
where he intends to open dental parlors-
Henry Gelbach. of Zelienople, Geo.
K Graham, of Penn twp, and John
limerick, of Summit twp. were among
the attendant elders at the Presbytery.
VIM Campbell of Concord twp. is very
sick and not expected to live, the result
of being injured about the head two
years ago while working on an oil well.
John n. Mcdonald and Josephine NJ.
Sasse, well known young people of
Mars, were married i'll Clerk of Courts
Meals Office, Wednesday afternoon by
Esq. Anderson
Harry Iseman has secured position
with VIM. Grove, the merchant tailor,
on 9Th avenue. Pittsburg, next door to
the Hotel Henry and mis- friends in But
Ter wish him success.
Jay Evans and Herbert Burns, of
Reynoldsville, Pa, veterans of the 10th
Pa. Vols, who were with that regl-
ment in Porto Rico, visited Prothono-
tary Thompson and family, Wednes-
day.
w j. Peace of MiddIesex twp, was
in town, Tuesday Mr. Peace is one of
the most successful fruit growers in the
the State. He has 800 trees on % acres,
and has the best of fruit when others
have none.
J. A. Cunningham who occupied the
Slater farm at Reibold sta ton is now
living on the Henry Ross farm near
Mt. Chestnut Mr.. Cunningham has
suffered greatly from rheumatism dur
ing the past few months.
-Euwer & Sons Dry Goods store in
New Castle was burned yesterday
morning The loss is put at 100000
The dill School in Franklin twp
gave an entertainment last Thursda
evening, with very good program.
The us will send 1900 regulars to
the Philippines to take the place of
12000 volunteers who will shortly be
sent home.
If you don't stop, look and listen
at several places in Pittsburg You will
be run over in six different directions.
The foot OF Fifth avenue is one of the
places; blacksmith named Burns was
ground to pieces under street car at
that point last Saturday.
Oliver W. Stoughton of Prospect
has sold his interest in the Prospect
| Creamery to the other stockholders, and
his farm to Boggs 81 Kline of Evans
City. He has purchased the latters'
store and will take possession about the
] 10th of May. He will have sale of
personal property, including some Jer-
sey cows and agricultural implements,
on Tuesday. April 25, beginning at 10
! A. M.
Before buying a Buggy, Carriage, Road
Wagon, Farm Wagon or set of Har-
ness, call at J. G. 8, w Campbe1l's, and
see the largest line and best assortment in
| Blu tler.
] PARK THEATRE.
Ten NIGHTS IN A BAR RoOM-APRIL
| 24th.
Ten Nights in Bar Room will APP
pear in the Park Theatre. Monday even
ing, April "A. The play will be present
ed by Charles Mortimer, supported by
a strong company.
UNCLE JOSH SPRUCEBY," APRIL 26.
The attraction at the Park Theatr
for one night, Wednesday, April 26,
will be Uncle Josh Spruceby" The
war does not seem TO effect this popular
production, as they are playing to
crowded houses at every stand. Mr.
Lewis is an up-to-date manager, always
on the lookout FOR something to please
his Tpatrons. The talant engaged for
this season a':e people of ability, and
the play is produced in magnificent
style. Mary specialties are presented
ana they are all new and catchy. A