Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-06-28
PERSONAL.


Tuesday
| George Troutman was a Beaver
visitor last week
| 5. C. Trimble Of Middlesex twp was
in town, Saturday
Antony Nickel, of Butler township,
wes in town. SATURDAY.
| Woodruff Of New York viii take of
his vest for the ticket
David B. IS thinking of running
against San Juan Hill.
R.F. McMeekin of Fairview twp
was ii town yesterday
! Roosevelt rose with bound when he
went up the San Juan hill
| J.H. and A E. King Of Concord twp.
were in town last Thursday.
Miss Mary Butter6eld is visiting her
uncle. Geo Butterfeld in Chicora-
sim Nixon, Jr. and wife have return
cd from weeks so5ourn at Cambridge.
Wnber a Blain passed his exaInina
| ton for West Point, and Is now cadet,
S.M Barr Of Jefferson twp. was in
town Saturday. and made rs pleasant
call
Mckinley mad $50 votes in the couyen-
ton. and Roosevelt had 92s-aA but his
own
Frank Mitchell has been drawn IS
grand juror for Z. s. Court at Erie,
July H.
Mrs. Isabel Galbreath is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Ivory OK the East
End, Pittshurg.
VIM Blackmors moved into his neat
and pretty house on Locust St, nezt to
Mrs. Baldaz1f Monday.
". B McGeary Of the West End has
bought and sold thirty-two head Of
horCss since February.
D.B Campbell and wife Of $. Main
St. are happy eyer the arrival Of
! bouncing negg ice man.
H.K. Gallagher Of Muddycreek twp.
was IN town, Saturday. He is drilling
on the Rape farm Brushcreek.
Clyde c. Green Of Ford City stopped
with friends IN Butler, Monday, while
on his way to Grove City College
Dr.. S. II. Bippus and wife are in
i AA4llAAtlynt-r 8AE@G @fliS+ 1|AHRLp a. ~
! ing treated for nervous prostration.
Nj. Armstrong and wife Of Fair
view Ave drove 70 Beaver last week TO
visit relatives and zee the Centennial
Capt. Moore spent few days at the
old farm in Siipperyrock twp. last week
Co. L. viii camp at Mt Gretna in Aug
Bradford McAboy, VIII Purvis and
Al Troutman, students Of the Universi- !
ty of Pennsylvania, are home for v2ca-
ton.
Earl D. Thompson, late Deputy Pro |
thonatory, is employed as shipping clerk |
for the National Tube Works Of Pitts |
burg.
Charley Elliott mas opened q neat, |
clean and well furnished restaurant on |
w Jefferson ST., two doors west OF
Main.
ID. T. Niclzlas of Penn twp. brought |
225 pounds of wool (lnwashed) TO But |
Ter last week and got 20 cents per pound |
for it.
Samuel Stoughton, son Of Oliver |
Stoughton, formerly Of Prospect, il |
studying music under Prof E. Otto |
Davis.
Theodore Keck and John Murrin have |
opened Law Office on the second floor |
OF the Crafty building over McMillan's |
wall paper store.
II. Q. Walker. Esq. Of Williamsburg. |
and whose office rs in room j1S Bakewell |
building, Pittsburg. visited friends in |
Butler. last week
Mr. and Mrs John Young Of Butler |
twp. celebrated the J0th anniversary Of |
their wedding day, yesterday. A large |
number Of friends attended.
Capt Thomas Hays OF Butler Henry |
A. Wagner Of Jefferson twp and B. $.
Rankin Of Fairyiew attended the old |
soldiers reunion at Beaver, last week.
Alberta, daughter Of Philip Walter, |
and Grant. son Of Robert Fleming, both |
well known and popular young people |
Of Buffalo twp were married Wednes-
day
Palmer Campbell II spending little |
vacation with his family on s Washing
ton ST. He has lately been working on |
oil wells at Smithfeid, Wetzel county. |
w Va
Mrs. Kooncee mother Mrs. Sarah |
McClelland OF RaymiltOn was her guest |
during Centennial week Mrs. Mary |
McClelland, her daughter went home |
with her
Miss Mabel Smith Of Centre twp, |
who has been teacher in the public |
schools Of Butler for some years, IL ly-
Ing very seriously 81 Of peritoDitis, at |
her home.
Miss May VALLEY, recent graduate |
Of the Butler Business College, hae ac-
ccpted a position as book keeper and |
stc nographer with Rev L NJ. Sandys, |
Pittsburg, Pa
r. w. D. Kennedy Of Adams twp.
brought 10 pounds, unwaghed wool to |
Butler, yesterday, and got 20 cents a !
pound for it. His six sheep averaged
l2t ponnds each.
J. Braden Blacks commission as post /
master ut Butler arrived here last |
Thursday His bond is for the sum Of |
SEQ, 900. He will take charge Of the Of |
flee ON Sunday, Jaly 1st
ID. l.. Sanderson, the contractor and |
builder residing in Franklin twp. who |
fell from building on June 10Th recey- |
ing bruises on the head and shoulder, in !
now able to DO about his work again
Florence Murrin of Butler and Ada
Welsh Of Jefferson twp. are the only
two members of the graduating class
from Slipperyrock Normal who hail
from this vicinity. The class numbers
l44.
Mr.. Carnegiee advice to the commit
tee Of the library at Portinanomack 10
| buy no work Of fiction under three
years old illustrates that gentleman
fondness for putting solid truth in few
words.
jeff Garner returned, Friday, from
| the Marietta, Ohio, oil fields. and ~
goon as possible will return 10 that
country 10 operate. Mr. Garner Says
| the development Of the lower oil fields
has only just begin.
Anna NJ. Waters, daughter Of Post
master John Waters Of Evans City, and
Lester Stonghton were married, Tues
day The young folks then left for
| Coudersport. where Lester will assist
his father, Oliver w. Stoughton.
| r. b. Brown Of West Snnbury; u.
| Whitenour. Of Peachyille and r. J
Thompson, with his daughters Angie
| and Marion attended tho 10th nnual
reunion Of the f02d and l34th Pa regi-
mentg during the Centennial at Beaver
laet week
Frank Kohler, Isaac Blaksley. Peter
Duffy and Mrs. j. v Ritts and her
/ children will form :. parfy thaf mill