Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-08-30
PERSONAL.
Butler Fair-Sept. Al.

Butler Fair-Sept Al.
WI Ting Fang says its ''Pe-King. "
We. BARLEY of Penn twp was il
town Friday.
| L.. Craig of St. Joe Station has
moved to Butler.
J. C. Beighley of Compromising wa
in town, yesterday.
John Blaine of Butler has been gran t
| ed a pension of S17.
Garner Critchlow of Forward twp
was in town, yesterday.
Will Ritter of Boggs & Bulbs visited
Butler friends, Monday.
Philip Snyder of Clinton twp. was in
town on business, Friday.
C, L. Moore of the Deering Ha resting
Co. is doing a great business.
John Leisy's new house in Muddy
Creek twp. is nearly completed.
Louisa Bauman of Saxonburg has Sc
cured pension of 50. per month.
Sam uel and Henry Sanderson and
Roth Conn of Clay twp. were in town
Friday.
A new son arrived at the home of A.
G. Mccullough in Fairview twp. last
Thursday.
Ed. Crawford and wife of Yonngs-
town are the guests of his brother, Rob
ert, this week.
Hobson has been refused permission
to go to China, and the Empress has had
another escape.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Shelter of Belle
fonte this State are the guests Of their
relative. Miss Sarah McQuistion.
JOS. MangeI was in town Monday.
He and his wife intend taking a trip
to northern Michigan next month.
Mrs. DR.. Graham and daughters are
the guests of Rev. j. R. Coulter and
family at their home near Emlenton.
John Pollack OF Centre township is to
teach the Doyle school in Buffalo twp,
this winter. The term begins Sept IL.
Rev. William Taylor and wife of
Newburg, n. Y. are visiting with Mrs.
Taylors uncle, Christy Moore of Centre
twp.
Geo. Currie of Coal Centre, Washing
ton Co. attended the funeral of his sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Carr Wick, at Euclid,
last week.
Phil Troutman of Penn twp. found a
fve-pound puff-ball in the woods the
other day and it is on exhibition in
Boyd's show windows.
Mrs A. D. Armstrong and Mr.. and
Mrs r. y. Boyce of Allegheny who had
visited at John Gillelands in Summit
twp have returned home.
Elsie Beighley, Maria Shoup, Kathryn
Mckinley. Raymond S. Cornelius and
Edgar H. Negley are attending the Y.
P. G. U. convention at W. Sunbury.
Edward Jenkins, who committed
suicide in New Castle, few days ago
was a son of VIM. Jenkins who lived in
Concord twp some twenty years ago
and married Melissa Mahood.
c. F. Carbon intends building a $780,
900 hotel at Bonneville, the new town
owned by the Union Steel Co. along the
Monongahela, and named after the
President of the Co.
Jim Wallace was in town, the other
| day looking as fat and talking as happy
! as he did hundred years ago. Jim
says he Intends to live forty years more
| and not do hands turn.
John c. Stoops of Washington twp.
Hugh Steel of Bruin and NJ L. Starr of
Petrolia, took train at Butler, Monday
afternoon, for Chicago, and from there
intended going to northern Michigan to
hunt and fish, for week.
Treasurer Rankin, Clerk Kiskadden,
r. p Scott and SOD, Cyrus Harper, Jas.
Dugan, W c. Ralston, G. T. Reed, w.
B. Dodds, J. E. Blakeley, VIM. Say and
wife, Mrs. 6. H. Brown and others went
on to Chicago, last Saturday, for the en-
campment.
Al Ruff and wife, w. NJ. Ramsey and
wife of Centre twp, Misses Brown and
Marshall of Brownsville Anna Thomp-
| son and Jessie Anderson were among
| the Butterflies who took in the Bessemer
excursion to Niagara last week.
John HiIliard and Jonathan Daruell
and family of Eau Claire, ]. L. Carpen-
| ter and wife and Miss Courson of Fair
view, John Stoops of Washinton twp.
| Hugh Steel of Bruin and NJ. L Starr OF
| Petrolia are taking in the G. A. R. en-
campment at Chicago, after which the
last three named go to Michigan on a
hunting trip.
Mark Twain, who will soon return to hi!
home in Hartford, Conn, thus answer!
a friend who asked him if he did not en-
! joy travelling: mo, l don't, l did il
for the sake of my family. If had my
way, I'd settle in one spot and never
move. In fact can't understand how
any writer can be persuaded to move Of
his own accord. Old Bunyan was IL
luck when they threw him into prison
If had been in his place they'd never
] got me out.