Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-01-11
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Sarah Erb of Middle Lancaster
has been granted pension.
Mrs. Harry Templeton il visiting
friends in Washington, Pa.
Mrs. r. L. Mccullough of Plano did
some shopping in Butler, Tuesday.
Geo. Marburger. of Gallery, has been
granted pension OF Sl2 per month.
H. Schneideman has sold his half of
the bank property to John Berg q Co.
Robert Kyle and wife of Middlesex
twp. were CITIZEN office callers Friday
Ezra Liken. of Evans City, attended
to some legal business in Butler, Mon
day.
R. o. Rumbaugh wishes to sell his
farm in Washington township. See
card.
Geo ". Palmer. of Millerstown has
been granted large pension-S50 per
month.
Supervisor of Census for this district,
james A Mcmillan, was IN Butler,
Tuesday.
Al. Cooper of SEpperyrock twp. at
tended to some legal business in Butler,
Tuesday.
Finley Dodds has taken his son to
Pittsburg for treatment by an eye
specialist.
E. NJ. McElhaney, of Summit town
ship, attended to some business IN But
Ter. Monday.
O.P. Graham, of Cranberry town
ship, attended 10 some legal business IN
Butler, Monday.
J. Christy Moore of Centre twp. and
Porter Kelley of Bruin called on the
CITIZEN Friday.
A. J. Riggle of Great Belt and Phillip
Spohn of Herman were among our call
ers last Saturday.
Daniel Korn and wife of Morton Ave
visited Henry Korn and family in Allie
gheny City last week.
Congressman J. B. Showalter was in
town Tuesday looking after some Clear
field township oil leases.
Israel Shaffer of Franklin twp. took
advantage of Tuesdays mild weather
to make trip TO Butler.
Cecil Rhodes amt worrying about
the price Of diamonds in Kimberly. be
intends going up in balloon.
Elmer Campbell and wife and Miss
Eva Klingensmith have returned from
visit with friends in Reading.
Clyde Kennedy, of Penn, brought IN
an oll-well stem, yesterday, from the
well drilling on his fathers place.
DIR. Crawford, of Cranberry and DR..
Holman of Centre attended the Doctors
banquet in Butler, Tuesday night
Joseph Lee of Butler lately enlisted in
the 18th regiment of the regular army
which started for Porto Rico, Jan. 3D..
Joseph Addleman, of Butler town
ship, was made happy by the arrival OF
twins at his house, yesterday morning.
J. b. Flack, an attorney Of Pittsburg,
and also an expert on handwriting, was
a witness, Monday, OH the case OF Dam
baugh VS. Aiken.
Attorney H. @. Walker, formerly of
Butler, has been elected first lleuten-
ant in the military department Of the
Americus club, Pittsburg.
Z. Il. Goehring of Zelienople was in
Butler Friday. He is now u partner
with his uncle Gellert Goehring in the
-four and feed business.
Charles Campbell of Concord twp,
looked in upon us last Friday, he lately
returned from visit to his son, A. III.
at Smitkfeld, w Va.
g. w. Maurhoff, Of Saxonburg, was
in town, Tuesday, on business, and was
feeling happy over the arrival OF his
first girl, after FIVE boys
A man in the town Of Wellsboro, this
state, did most remarkable thing on
Christmas day. Bidding defiance to the
whole army of worlds Jokers
married his mother in-law
Rev. S. Hall Young, native of But
Ter, is seriously i'll with typhoid fever at
Cape Nome, Alaska, where he has been
working as missionary and nursing
miners during a fever epidemic. His
family are at Ithica n. Y
Brig. Gen. Lloyd Wheaton has been
promoted to a Major Generalship and
Col s. NJ. q. Young of Pittsburg to
Brigadier Generalship in the regular
army. Both men were Major Generals
of volunteers and both are in the Philip
pines.
J. V. Ritts has purchased the old
Graham house on. North Main street,
and has notified the tenants to quit on
April is. next He intends tearing 1t
down. and thus one old eye-sore will
disappear from the street. There are
others.