Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-01-25
PERSONAL.
John Bickel is back from Boston.

John Bickel is back from Boston.
John L. Jones now gets $500 montl
pension.
Samuel Kelly. Sr. of Worth twp. Is
, seriously i'll
Mrs. Levi Lefevre of Middlesex Is
seriously ILL.,
]. Fl. Morrow of Worth twp. was in
town, Tuesday.
E s Dewyer of Penn twp. was il
town yesterday.
Joseph McMichael of Clay twp wa:
in town, Friday
Mrs Thos. 4. Morrison visited friends
at Millerstown Tuesday.
r. w Thompson, of Brady township,
! was in town Monday
Theodore Leibert of Institute Hill is
among our late subscribers
John f. Douthett has rented the
Purvis farm near Brownville.
Thomas 4. Thrower. of Clinton. was
in town on business, Tuesday.
Ii Hung Chang's two progressive
grandsons have Topped off their queues
Wilson Garvin and s. F. Thompson,
of Cranberry township, were in town,
Tuesday.
Daniel Heck of ST Joe Station visited
his daughter, Mrs. John Kepple of the
lst Ward, Tuesday.
Roberts has a plurality of wives, and
Clark has a plurality of dollars and
! both ar in trouble
Contractor w. A.-Greenwood is clean
ing out some old wells in Allegheny
county south of Clinton twp.
w. G. Douthett the clothier. is re-
ioicing over the arrival of a brand new
girl which came last Friday.
w. A. Greenwood, of Institute Hill,
is mentioned as candidate for Council
by Second ward Republicans.
Rev. Emmett, the Indian preacher
was called to Warsaw, n. \, last We'd
nesday, by the series illness of his faith
er.
Robt. Crawford and wife of Fairview
| Ave. returned Wednesday from visit
to their daughter Mrs. Fred King at
Karns city.
J. W. Glossner's family is preparing
to move from Karns City to st Marys w.
Va. where Mr. Glossner is now in the
meat business.
T.P. Shira, the Karns City school
/ teacher, has bought the Story drug
store. and has just completed new
dwelling house
Miss Maude Lingerman of Second st.
and her guest Miss Pearl Adams of
Fairyiew, were shopping in Pittsburg
Thursday last.
Miss Cora Tate of Mercer st. and
John Murphy, both well known Butler
| ties were married at the brides home,
yesterday afternoon.
| Perry Brown has exchanged his Third
st. house and lot for 40 acres Of the
Webb farm near Euclid, and expects to
move there April 1st.
Joseph Aland, the merchant tailor,
intends taking trip to Cuba; and Sew
ard BARLEY is thinking of taking the
p r. r. trip to Mexico.
Murray Reiter of this county has
been selected to make the class prophesy
in the commencement exercises of the
class of 1900 at Grove City college.
D.B. Campbell is drilling water
well and erecting a building on the rear
of his South Main St property, where
he will engaged in the manufacture of
ice
Sam Jones says that the best way to
raise hoy is to raise him often, and
that a six-year- old who smokes cigar
cites should have his head twisted off In
the back yard.
Robt Hamilton was in our Office last
Saturday, and left his SUBSCRIPTION to
the CITIZEN about his tiftieth to it and
its predecessors. He was living in Oak
land when he first began taking it.
Miss Ella Hanrahan, Pittsburg, au-
thor of The Drillers Dream. If this |
item comes to your notice please send
us your address, as we have lately had |
several inquiries for copies of your poem. |
Ellis Hesselgresser of Winfield, Sam |
uel Leslie of Middlesex and VIM. Ali
son of Centre were in our Office last |
Thursday, and discussed the road tax |
matter, regarding which the practice in |
different townships seem to vary.
J.D Magee, of Valencia, was taken |
by surprise last Tuesday. His neigh |
DOIS bOOh IBOSoCSSlOh VI Ills llOuSNf gave |
him lot of nice presents, brought in |
plentiful supplies, and staid for supper |
ard had good time all because J. d. |
was forty-six years of age that day
Henrietta Crosman of the Pittsburg |
Grand Opera House stock company will |
play one night, April Both, in Butler, |
appearing in Bronson Howards great |
American comedy lone of the Girls |
which hes made the hit of this season |
at the Grand. She will bring with her |
several Of the other favorites of the |
stock company, and the most eventful |
night in the theatricals of Butler
James j. McCleary, now of the far |
distant State of Washington, was born |
and raised in Fairview, this county, and |
in 1872 (2S years ago. went west to seek |
his fortune, as the saying is He had |
in that year been candidate for the |
Republican nomination for Sheriff, but |
was unsuccessful. We never heard |
anything from him from the time he |
left here until last week, when we re
ceived letter from him.
William English and Miss Mary b. |
Herbison both of Reibold were married |
on Tuesday Jan. 10, at the home of the |
brides parents. at If o'clock the cere
mony was performed in the presence of
the immediate friends. Soon after
wards bountiful repast was spread,
which all enjoyed Useful and hand
some presents were in evidence, tokens
of good will and esteem from the friends
OF the happy couple. After one or two
hours of hearty enjoyment and social
! intercourse, the company parted with
best wishes for the newly welded pair.