Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-04-05

Kemper in the Troutman building.
4. Steele has moved to w. Cunning
ham st. and NJ. w. Mays to N. Main.
v. Cochran has moved from Bluf
street to the top of Centre Avenue hill
w. J. Black, the liveryman. has NOV
ed into his new house on Cleveland st
Cyrus Campbell and wife lately OF
Petrolia. have moved to Sandy, w. Va
H. H. Freehling and G. W. Erwin, Of
Winfield twp, were IN town yesterday
DR.. Donaldson, dentist, has removed
to the Byers building, next door to the
p. o.
E. S. Cousins intends moving to
southern California, and will start this
week.
Harry Templeton has moved from w.
Cunningham st. to the Ritter house on
Quarry St.
John Gillespie has moved from Mil
lerstown to Butler and is living ON In
stitute Hill
Rev. D. W. Berry of Mars has pur-
chased the j. Cooper lot on Garfield St,
in that place.
Adam Currie of Concord twp. went to
Elwood, Monday, to look after farm
he owns there.
John Crawford one of Adams town
ships oldest residents is reported in very
feeble health.
DR.. Donaldson, dentist, has removed
his office to the Byers building, next
door TO the P. o.
Mrs. John Graham has moved into
Dr. Bells house, and DR. Bell into the
Riddle building.
Otto Limberg moved from Bluff ST.
to the Jas. Elmer house. corner Chest
nut and Clay SITS.
John Martin and O. S. McClung were
elected first ana second lieutenants OF
Co. E last Friday night.
Harry Karr who is working in New
Castle planning mill visited his parents
in the West End over Sunday.
Fl. A. Morehead and NJ. Williams
have moved into the formers new dou-
bic house on S. Washington st.
George Siebert and wife Of W. Quar-
ry St are rejoicing over their first, a
boy which arrived last Thursday.
o. G. McCandless has moved to W.
Pearl ST., p. A Rattigan to Locust St,
and w. j. o. Brien to S. Mexican.
Robert Maxwell has finished new
five roomed dwelling house on the Free
port road at the top OF Springdale hill.
Charles Rohrer for several years a
machinist in the Ball Engine works, is
now working for the Downie Pump Co.
Newton Garvin, of Cranberry twp,
was in town, Tuesday. He is building
a new house on the site OF the old hotel.
William Turner has moved to Scio, o.
and f. Gahegan has moved into the
house on Bluff street lately occupied by
Turner.
Houston Elliott, who was burned out
in the Park St. fire is living in one Of
the Harley houses in the rear of :.
Main st.
f. E. Pelton, former Court Steno-
gTapher here, has been appointed to the
same position in Court No 1, of Ale
gheny Go.
Ida and Preston Heginbo than, of
Jfferson twp, entertained large num-
Der of their young friends Monday
evening, March 26.
John H. Thompson of Valencia has
bought the timber on the Humphrey
and Heckert tracts at Renfrew and will
putin his saw mill.
c.. A. Craig, well known producer
has moved from Mars to Butler and is
occupying the house vacated by George
Amy on w. Pearl st.
James NJ Galbreath and DR.. McCand
less went to Leasureyille, Tuesday, where
My rtle the young daughter of Henry
Galbredth. is seriously i'll.
d. d. Huff, the well known painter is
agent for the Henry Bosch Cos. wall
paper, send card to 107 Walker Ave.
and he viii call for your order.
Conductor Guthrie now occupies the
Patterson house on S. Main St, and
Rev. Worrel the house he purcha sed
from A. G. Anderson on Fairview Ave.
Alfred Ekas Of Clinton twp passed
through Butler, Monday, ON his way to
Mosgrove. where he is working on some
gas wells for McCallum d Cunningham.
J. w. Snyder has moved in the old
Morehead house, which he purchased,
and Palmer Campbell moved across
Washington ST. into the Siebert house
vacated by Snyder
Mrs. Jennie Miller of Mercer st. at
tended the Bricker-Beaver wedding at
Sharpsburg yesterday, where she met
her two sons, Charley of Marietta and
John of Sharpsburg.
DR.. Bricker and Miss Agnes Beaver of
Sharpsburg were married at the bride
home yesterday, and left that afternoon
for Chicago. They will be home on
Friday of next week
Georgiana Crane, Iva McCray and
BENZ Williams represent Butler in this
years graduating class at Allegheny
College, Meadyille. They are all grad
yates of our High School.
James A. Anderson the Valencia store
keeper and Post Master who was burn
ed out few weeks ago, has started vi
in business again just across the rail
road tracks from his former stand.
Mrs. Jos. Grubbs of near Bakerstown
is credited with extraordinary fecundi
| ty, She gave birth to tripletts- tive
girls and boy-the other day, which
made four children born to her within
one year.
Joseph Graham, Esq. OF Whitestown
and family moved into the Poor Hous'
on the hill, Tuesday, but as the build
ings will not be completed till Sept. Is
the County Commissioners do not ex
pect to send the paupers of the Count.
there until Oct. 1st
DIR. Kottraba has moved into tn
| house he purchased from w. o. Sutton
ON East Pearl street, and Joseph Elliott
Jr. moves into the house in the sam
house vacated by Mr.. Kottraba; Will
r. A MacCartney goes into the hous
on East North street lately occupied b
Ma. Elliott.
Frank ID. Pearce, the well know
young florist, has embarked in tn
greenhouse business at the top of Gen
ire Ave- hill. Frank bought 10
built a combined frame dwelling an
greenhouse, laid all the glass on IL
latter, and put in a boiler and steal
fittings, doing nearly all the work hin
self He is now stocked up wit
fine Towering plants, and garden veg
tables for spring transplanting and
doing thriving business.
Miss Louise Mitchell and George
Brown were married Wednesday NOR
ing The bride is daughter of Lew
H. Mitchell and the groom son of c.
/, Brown, deed, of the Penn'a Torpet
Co The young couple. Mrs. Brow