Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-05-03
PERSONAL.

Chas. A. Clark Of Greece City was il
town, last week.
Henry Post. of W Winfield was il
Butler, Monday.
Wm Costello has been recommended
for P II. at Ferris.
Frederick Meeder of Cranberry twp
was in town, yesterday.
! Susan Reed. of Butler. has been grant
( ed pension Of s. per month
Mrs. J. H Fleming Of Lstonia, O., IS
| visiting her folks in Penn twp.
W. D. Brandon, Esq, was a business
/ visitor in Harrisville, last week.
Charley Book and DR.. Grove, Of
I Anandale were in town, Tuesday.
Roy Christley is in poor health, and
is taking week off at Cambridge.
Russell Vandyke. of Marion town
ship, was in town. on business, yester-
day.
Conrad Sell and wife. Of Winfield
township. did some shopping in Butler
Monday.
Ralph Minks of Kittanning. a Co. Z
veteran of the Spanish war, is visiting
in Butler.
John r. Henninger has purchased
himself a fine driving mare from Har-
risville parties.
A. K. Kohlmeyer, of Venango town
ship, has returned home from the West
Virginia oil fields.
Mark Swartzlander has purchased
property, back Of the jail, and IS build
ing an addition to it.
Mac Saylor Is starting a stone quarry
on the Clymer heirs property on Win
field township, near West Winfield.
Chas. A Bailey, Ed Bingham and
Ed Magee went on two day sucker
fishing expedition near Harrisville, last
week
Mr. Heydrick, made US present, this
week, of a bouquet Of trailing arbutus,
grown on the North side Of his house on
Bluff street.
Henry Bauder and Robert Glenn of
near Portersville were to town, Monday.
and the latter sold his farm to Peter
Shiedmantle for $71O0.
Dewey was in Butler county for half
an hour or so last Sunday night. He
passed over the p. & W. on his way
from Washington to Chicago.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff A. VI. Campbell is
now clerking for T. II. Burton; while
James Z. Young went down street a
little further and is now with Mr. Steele
Of the Surprise Store.
Simeon Nixon writes from Califor-
MIA and sends an almanac owned by his
grandfather f26 years ago, as his con
tributiOn To the relics for our
coming Centennial Celebration.
VIII Findley OF New York and wife
visited his folks in Butler lately viii
is yet in the railroad business, and is
doing well. He is married and keeping
house in the upper part Of the city.
Sigh Ann, the Dowager Empress of
China, has deprived several of her
Mandarins Of their rank and sentenced
them TO imprisonment for life for being
progressive in their ideas She makes
them Tsigh.
W. G. Barron is meeting with luck
in field near Bowling Green, Ohio
From paper Of that town, dated April
-, 1900, we take the following: "Mr.
w. G. Barrons well No. /, section g,
Liberty township on the II. NJ Sterling
farm. came in Sunday and was fubed.
For the first "a hours after the shot it
made feet in 2j0 barrel tank or q
total Of l20 barrels. The well was shot
Saturday.
John Alien. who has been a govern
ment inspector and undertaken in Cuba,
has returned to the t. s. for the sum
mer and is visiting his old employer
VI. A. Berkimer. Mr.. Allen brought
home large collection Of interesting
mementos Of his stay in Cuba among
them being a one-pound projectile which
he took from its embodiment in the
Spanish ship, Viscaya, and large steel
burr off the same ship. He may return
to Cuba in the fall.