Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-08-23
PERSONAL.


Butler Fair-Sept. :.
Miss Mary Mcshane is home from
school
Walter G. Boozel has moved back TO
Butler.
Miss Annie Smith is recovering from
a severe illness
Quay is yet keeping shady in the
woods of Maine
J.N. Campbell OF Centre twp. was in
town. Saturday.
Mrs. S. Poolos is visiting friends in
NeE York state.
W. W. Mussrush of Penn. twp was
in town Thursday.
Chas. Glasgow Of Clinton was in
town, on business, Tuesday.
| Charles Hulings of Six Points is work
ing in Butler as a carpenter
NfcCombs Cruikshank of Winfield
| twp was in Butler Saturday.
P. O. Nicklas Of Forward twp. called
on Butler friends. Saturday.
WI. Love Of Clinton township was
in town, on business, yesterday.
Miss Eta wadsworth of Sipperyrock
made a business trip 10 Butler, Monday,
Robert Armstrong IF Coaltown has
been granted pension ofSl0permonth.
Chas. Cowan and Sam Bailey Of
Glade Mills were in Butler, last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Zimmerman, Miss Burton and
the two Misses Brown are at Atlantic
City.
VIII Hayes. secretary of the Ship
/ pensburg Y. NJ c. a, is home on
vacation.
Misses Stella Pape and Bertha
Wagner had pleasant outing at Con
meant Lake.
Misses Lizzie and Mary Reiber Of Nc
Kean street are spending their vacation
al Hunters Point, y. J.
DR.. McAdoo Of Slipperyrock has rent
| ed the D. A Heck house at the corner
Of Washington and North Sts.
Jacob Reiber Of East jefferson street
is on an extended visit to his children
in Philadelphia and New York.
Rev. H. g. Dodds Of Punxsutawney
attended the funeral of the late Mrs.
James w Hutchison in Butler, Mon
day.
Mrs Merry Yogan and Mrs. Sarah
Nicely Of Plano and John Kaufman and
wife of Elmbud were in Butler, Wed
nesday.
Fred. Ebert Of Clinton; Mrs Spangin
berg Of Allegheny and Julius Steubgen
Of Saxonburg visited friends in Butler,
yesterday.
Willard Starr and wife and one Of his
daughters, and Chas. Watsons wife and
daughter. all Of Glade Mills, are down
with typhoid.
Misses Jesse Anderson Of Butler twp.
and Anna Thompson left on the excur-
sion, this morning, for Niagara Falls
and Chautauqua.
Mrs. William Aland Of S Main street
returned Tuesday from a trip to Cleve-
land, O., and visit with her son Charles
at Greenville, Pa.
Morg Smith Of Butler and A. Darling
Of Saxcnburg. went TO Mt. Clemens,
Mich. Monday to try the Sulpher
Baths there, for rheumatism.
Miss Lulu Neidell, one of the head
waitfesses in Dimling. restaurant Pitts
burg, is visiting her parents, George
Neidell and wife Of S. Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. W VI. Ramsey Of Centre
twp. took in the excursion TO Niagara
and stopped off at jamestown to visit
their three sons who are located them
Physical Director L. II. Harrison Of
the Y. M. C. A. took advantage Of the
=. y. & L. f. excursion TO Niaraga
Falls today 70 visit his parents at OF
tawa, Canada.
Mr. J. &. Grohman has bed Of very
fine COxcomb in his garden on the
north hill The Cardinal Red III exhibi-
ton in the Redick & Grohman drug
store il the finest we have ever seen.
w A. Stein and wife returned Mon
day from their trip over the lakes to
Mackinac island. They had very en-
ioyable trip, but their boat was driven
into port, one day, by severe storm.
w. J. Hemphill and wife Of Clinton
twp. are visiting friends in Franklin
and Oil City. They drove north from
Butler through Centervjlle and Grove
City last Thursday, and expected to be
away for two weeks.
Linn Borland and f. N. Keene have
returned from their trip with fishing
party 10 upper Canada. They went north
from Toronto quite distance, camped
in the lake and wooded country, and
lived on bass and mugcallonge.
Mrs. Margaret Ford Of Grove City,
an aunt Of H. II. Goucher, Esq, visit
ed him last week as dld also his uncle,
John n. Ramsey OF Canton, O. Mr..
Ramsey is "A spry old gentleman, up in
the seventies Judge Hazen went to
school 70 him.
J. NJ. Lmghner, J. l.. Purvis and X.
ID. Stevenson members Of the Butler
Fair Assn attended the Fair at PunZ-
sutawney, Yesterday, seeing what they
could secure TO add TO the interest Of
our Fair, which they are trying to make
the best Butler has ever had.
Jaa. S Wilson Of Centreville was in
town, Tuesday Jim knew nothing
new excepting that four Of his children
one son and three daughters were 20
| ing 10 Carnegie next Monday three TO
teach school and one TO keep house, AZ
| they have rented one there.
| William Collins, the great hcrb doctor
Of Petrolia, aged ~ years. visited But
| Ter Yesterday In his day he has killed
wo-thousand dogs and cats experiment
| ing as 10 what herbs and mixtures
would be best for the human race, and
| he now has linament that is sure
| cure for all the ills Of man. He solicits
| correspondence and will sell his receipt
| for one dollar
Hiram Sarver went West, some three
years ago, and for year or two worked
! in the gold mines Of Colorado with
| relative Then he wandered up in 10
Idaho and passed one winter in Salmon
| City, and worked in the mines there
| His most interesting experience, how
ever, was his visit TO the National or
| Yellewstone Park, which he entered
from the west with horse and buggy.
He was very favorably impressed with
the valleys Of the Idaho, where there is
yet plenty Of government land 10 take
up, and where the winters are mild, it
being on the west side Of the Rockies
The streams are full Of fish, the woods
full Of game, and the soil good; but
stock raisers have TO guard their herds,
day and night, against the mountain
lions and wolves.
Zinc and Grinding make
Deyoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice
~ long IA lead and oil mixed by hand.
NOTICE.