Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-11-22

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Jonn u. Nlgton VI Dia"S ~" i'''iit =
was IN Du'AeI'
r. i. Gerner OF @ raIAel ~ = mas p1'
chased a Iarih III -Heioei
Mrs. NJ A Bard of Slipperyrock visit
ed frlends IN bu'ier' iaS' "eeA
Ira McJunkin and Ben Williams have
formed a real-estate partnership.
Iobn Nurrin. ESQ. who has been i'll
with typhoid Is slowly recovering.
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+aoda5 80 - ed,,3e 1e- b7,s;ness in Bntler Tues-
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A l. Black ana george =. 0'e"e ar ar |
nard ~
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Elmer Young, Esq. returned, frluds;
from business trip TO youngstown u anu
Cleveland
James Stewart has opened nlea5 5
market at the corner OF LooAou' anu
Lincoln Aves.
r7r,o- rrbor,,rson and Chas. Shearer
of PnfTslo township visited friends in
Butler last week
Harry Collins moved from Renfrew
=, PrtIsr IN follow his work in the
Snang machine shop.
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+arast in candy factory in Allegheny
/ and has moved ia that city.
j. B. Rice OF Zehenople has been
| granted pension OF 20 per Lloli'n' ny anu
Johh " hitni1le' VI '0o4oia
Alf Black OF Cherry Twp. was ia in
/ town, SATURDAY. Coai - DelnS o'iU -
that nelghoorhoou ''t Slo dh aoie'
Sarah Bernhardt arrived in New
yorl- tbe other dav with three hundred
| trunks and lot Of dogs. and the hotel
porrers cot mad and said she was ugly.
Earl Nleelaua' sou u 1.:.-.it - r. =
maklnga grea' rec9Iu IoT M 81 az
'quarteroack on the Wasn,JeH. iGo.GaiI 1o
onarter c1,,1,l for Franklin. Pa.
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! Jacob Rlmer. VINO mas ueeh WolhIhs
in the Copley' W. va on helu = 'lsit-
ing his relatives mere. JaAe % sdSs tne
| hacknen cpaTse = laie lIOni s 10 49, S1'o--
to the OIL held' dls1aAce VI ~ llii'e'
C,1e,l, of Coprts Turner has had catar-
J acts removed from both ewes by DR.. Nc
| 49, and tho resrIt of the operatious
| i anxionsIv awaited bv himself and
friends as ne was rapidly gong o'lila'
n Juna OF the National Transit
co has been appointed Superintendent
of the field in California and will leave
Rnt1er for that state this week. His
family will probablv remain here till
snring
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Oeorsc y. DuGAndlUeI' SI q glle Pop't11,ai "a,
agent ior the d." ems a5-U e PIs92 ~.
IN Pu.!er ana lesses a1id 1lana7oi 2l:1 u ~
Gark hedlre anu MSS Mia - -,
danghtef OF Z . hiBs Mele 49, w 80
az the nome ol OAe plluo o4I y
morning and left town on the next
train for wedding trip through the
west. The best wishes of their many
! friends 20 with them.
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-hlss ALce Colllus o4 .. Sldlh S.IeG',
returned, 1uesday' from loul nioltn' I.ll
tour IN Europe duflns "nrsn, ~ 0oiii
pany with MIS- Mattle hei1ihg, s1e
traVersed England ireland, oGo1lapu'
Belgium Germany lIaly anu raice' 1I
ana saw the |onderIql rassion Ini.i 10y
rope Leo anu the rams E4posltloL alt
Mrs; helhlnS stopped on on III Iltuspuis
on thelr way nome me Ie'1In mp
was maae Oh Ihe steamer Ne" iolA
man who died recently at Lexington,
left will directing that so should be
see aslue l9r MoiHeii s ~
ed ~IIg@ over the aonntrv cor t and now an Oak
land dispatch saws that it has been mis-
understood, and the estate is flooded
! with letters from WIDOWS OF other men
applylng, lor lnat po c,;eeris eraieiiieh iea "io
their wills shonId not aim them AT wild
l'ows They are not usually in a joking
humor.
Captain J. b. Ford, the pioneer plate
Dlrth1ay anIiVeIsaIy at niS e nohiJ IL ~
it.9S IadiIs iie1i 6. - ,oeost1,,