Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-11-02
PERSONAL.

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Evans City, Tuesday.
]. S. Taggert has moved from Peters
vile to Whitestown.
John Harvey, of Clinton township
was in town, yesterday.
Judge Story is in his nth year ant
Capt. Bippus is in his 69th.
: Jas. III. Galbreath attended to legal
5 business in Pittsburg, Tuesday.
il. McCandless and wife have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
Alex Bell and wife were the guests OF
w. J. Adams and wife, last week.
Miss Jeanette Smith, of Centre, is
the guest of Miss Edith Kiskaddon.
II. J. Burns and ]. B. Criner of Mid
dIesex twp. were in town, Saturday.
I Lot Wilson of Muddycreek twp. at
tended to some legal business in Butler.
Saturday.
: Miss Maggie Schilling, daughter OF
Alex Shilling of Reibold. was seriously
i'll last week.
Abraham Sarver is building himself a
new house on his farm few miles
west of town.
d. Watson Forester and family of
Franklin twp. visited friends IN Butler
last Thursday.
Pres. |. n. Keller, of Grove City Col
lege, was business visitor IN Evans
City, Tuesday.
VIM. Heginbotham and daughter of
jefferson twp. did some shopping IN
Butler, Saturday
Mrs A w. Pierce of Bakerstown Is
visiting her daughter, Mr.. VIM. Plalst-
ed of Butler twp.
Robert Adams is coming home from
the University of Penn'a to cast his
first vote next Tuesday.
Miss Frances Dodds and Miss Olive
Dershimer, of Prospect, did some shop
ping in Butler, Monday.
Mrs. Copley will spend the winter
South, and has leased her house to j. h.
Wilson of Punxsutawney.
Albert Shrader of Centre Ave, is
seriously i'll. His daughter Mrs. Lantz,
of Braddock, is visiting him.
| w. S. Stewart of Whitestown and S.
| "a. w IlSOH VI IOSpCCb dIbChutu w oOhAS
business in Butler, Saturday.
Earl Bancroft and family moved
Tuesday to Freeport where Earl is
building rigs for Mr. Gahagan.
| Admiral Dewey has announced his
engagement with Mrs. Hazen, of Wash
ington, a sister of John r. Mclean.
VIM. Royle and Mr. Ferguson have
lately moved with their families from
Pennington to HillIands, where both
are employed.
Vice President Hobart was reported
| to be dying from heart trouble and
Bright's disease, at his home at Pater
son, N. j., Monday.
+ s. Leighner and wife drove to
Princeton, Lawrence county, Saturday,
to visit with their son John, who lives
there, and returned Tuesday.
Capt. Daniel c. Boggs of Parkers-
burg, W. Va, is visiting D. P. Boggs of
of Harmony The Captain commanded
a company in the 4th Pa. cavalry.
! VIM Faber, Jacob Rimer and Ira
Murphy sailed from New York. Satur-
day, for Manila, via the Suez canal.
They joined Co c. of the AZ Regulars.
Dom Paul is with his troops on his
eastern border-Ladysmith and vicinity
! but no word has come of the determ-
ination of the Prince of Wales to fol
low his example.
! Walter L. Farnsworth, Chicago
travelling man, confesses to having
forty-two wives with some precincts in
this country and several foreign coun-
tries to hear from.
i Mrs Barbara Maxwell wishes to rent
her place of 63 acres in Summit twp. on
the Freeport road, near Dick Johnston 8
and John Emrick's There is good wa
ter anS natural gas on the place.
Michael Fleming of Clearfeld twp a
live farrIer and good fellow, was IN
town last Friday. Since the new rail
road was built the farmers of that sec
ton have no trouble getting their pro-
duce to market.
: Mrs Kate Shannon has returned from
, a delightful visit among old friends IN
, Butler, where she had been attending
the Golden Jubilee of st. Peters church.
She was member of the choir, and was
present at the corner stone laying fifty
years ago.-Freeport Journal.
NJ. L. Lockwood, of Zelienople, got
home Tuesday, from Washin gton, d.
C.. On his way to the station in Wash
J ington, Monday, the horse attached to
the coupe in which he and Chauncey
Black rode, ran off, and NJ. L. received
a cut on his left temple that required
, four stitches
Paderewski. the Polander d;stin-
guished for the abundance of his hair
and ability to thump the piano at ever
) SO many dollars per thump, has express
ed the opinion that it is an outrage for
any man to whistle on the street or any
public place, and that any citizen ought
to have the right to shoot one so offend
ing.
A G. Sieg of Middle Lancaster had a
public sale of all his farm stock and
machinery last Thursday preparatory
to moving to New Castle. Eighteen
e head of cattle, cows and calves, were
| sold at an average of S35 each. Several
were bought by John S. Campbell fol
his Clearview farm.
Mrs Mary r. French of Chicago
who is visiting her son DR.. Malachi r
French, and her cousin Maj. f. G. Neg
: ley of Pittsburg visited Butler relatives
\ NGth. MIS-. L IChIi W tto % NtodS,h
4 ter of Malachi Richardson, who built
;, and first operated the Cranmer mill al
e Mt. Chestnut. Sixty years ago, wher
% Mrs. French was child of ten years
her parents moved from Butler to Gin
cinnati and this was her first visit t.
a the scenes of her childhood.
- Miss Blanche Harper daughter of Co
Treas. Cyrus Harper, and John G.
Digit, Principal of the Harmony
schools, were married in Pittsburg las
+ Saturday Miss Blanche has been on
\. of the nurses in the Chester hospita
n near Philadelphia for the past two o
three years, and on Saturday she ant
'h Mr.. Digit met in Pittsburg; and the.
10 took out license and were married b,
r Rev. Mellor. Mr.. Harper received ;
I note from Mr.. Digit Saturday. telling
!. him that he was going to Pittsburg tina
day to meet Miss Blanche 'and that sh
would return as Mrs. Digit, which wa
astonishing news for papa, and Nj
rt Dight's promise never to do it agai
ar alone saved him from q most sever
10 reprimand. Some time ago Mr.. Tia,
per gave his daughter house in Zeli'
p nople, and the young couple will go
ne housekeeping in it Immediately.
nd
.ir Rev. Robt Nourso ueuvered his LEI
e. ture John and Jonathan" at MAJ