Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-08-09
PERSONAL.
Butler Fair-Sept. Al.
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Mrs. F. T. Nigel is at Chautauqua.
Gen. Humidity is responsible for al
this
A. ]. Baker of Penn twp. was il
town, Friday.
]. J. Huey OF Glade Mills has moved
to Jarvisville, w. Va.
Mrs Shung Tung, the Empress Dow
ager, is said to be two faced
Mrs. Robert Crawford is visiting
relatives in Westmoreland Co.
Miss Cora Trindle of Ninevah is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. I. Scott.
W.D. Fox and family of Renfrew did
some shopping in Butler, last THURSDAY
Connie K. Messing did up the hotels
of Butler, in last weeks Hotel World.
Fred Reed and his bride are home on
visit They will live at Cadiz, Ohio.
! Newton Garvin and DR.. a. L. Gra-
ham of Cranberry We're in town Satur-
day.
Geo. W Daubenspeck Of Franklin is
visiting his son J. c. Daubenspeck OF
W. Penn st.
Miss Florence Negley of Pittsburg is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. H. Negley.
Perry Shanor, formerly Of Prospect,
presided at the West Virginia Republi-
can Convention.
0. w. Stoughton will be delegate 10
the National Farmers Conv ention at
Colorado Springs.
Samuel Trimble and John and Robert
/ Jack of Flick attended to business in
/ Butter, Saturday.
Miss Mary Butterfeld. one of our pub
i lie school teachers, was business Yisi-
4 Tor in town Monday.
( Mrs. McClelland of Harrisville, and
Mrs. Hay, of Scio, o.. are the guests of
I Mrs Il w. Koonce
Eekert Kalb is disposing of his proper
/ ty in and near Butler with the intention
| of moving to California.
| Vance Stroup, who has been pumping
on the Seton farm in Middlesex twp.
has moved back to Butler.
Deputy Sheriff T. ]. Dodds went to
Adamsv;lle, Crawford county, for
short visit with his parents.
Quay may have gone to the woods of
Maine for good time because his PIC
| mic in Penn's Woods is over.
Rev. Parks of Leechburg was caller
in town on Monday, on his way home
from Bible School at Grove City.
Rev. j. S. Mckee and family are
spending their vacation with relatives
at Mt Pleasant and Fayette Springs.
Rev. n. B. Kelley, President of Ell
ders Ridge Academy, is the guest of
his sister, Mrs. Alexander, of w. JET
ferson st.
Miss Blanche R. Hays Of Jefferson
twp has been elected teacher in the
18th ward schools of Pittsburg at $50
per month
Miss Lolita White of W. Cunningham
street, has returned from ten day va
cation, having attended the Grove City
Bible School
D. n Bulford of Butler and E. o.
Pearson Of Slipperyrock, medical stu
dents, have passed the examination by
the State Board.
ware and furniture business in Pros
pect to J. c. Glenn formerly of Porters-
Vile The transfer took effect last
week.
w. A. Stein and wife depart tomor
row on an extended vacation trip to the
Great Lakes with stops at Cleveland
Toledo. Detroit, Macinac Island and
other points.
j. Newton Wick of Kansas City, Mo.
is making his first visit to Butler county
since he left % years ago. Mr.. Wick is
native of Concord twp. and is broth
er of Harrison and Madison Wick of
Butler
H. w. Bame. wife and son of Harmo-
ny passed through Butler, Tuesday
morning, on their way to Chautauqua;
and they will also see Niagara Falls be-
fore returning home.
George Mangold is conducting good
restaurant on jefferson St. near the
West Penn station, and Harry and Pres
Murtland formerly Of Concord twp are
now proprietors of Mr.. Mangold's old
grocery store, and are doing nice bust
ness.
Burke Mechling of Butler twp has
| almost entirely recovered from the at
| tack Of small pox from which he has
been confined TO his home for some
weeks, and the quarantine on the Mech
| ling residence has been raised by the
health authorities.
Hen Keasy was in Pittsburg, Tues
| day and he says it was hot there, so
hot that he was afraid of melting, and
| spelling a block or two OF Fifth avenue.
| And he kept on feeling that way till he
met Cincinnati man who weighs 53S
pounds-a great, big, fat, good natured
young fellow, who said he was cool and
| comfortable-and then Hen braced up
and started for home-and his wife
won't be widow for some years yet.
| |. Henderson Pisor of Middletown,
left Butler for Montana, Tuesday, and
will be gone for some months. His
brother, Jacob H, went TO Montana in
| 1889 and has done well. At present he
has contract from the Montana Coal
and Coke Co. to build large number of
coke ovens at HOrr-the terminus of the
railroad from Livingston on the North
ern Pacific to the National or Yellow
stone Park-and made Henderson a
tempting offer to come and help. His
| l.. H. 1dIlWeI, went
with him. Both went under contract,
but will probably be home for the holi-
days
When l was but little boy my mother
used to say
If was very good | might be President
some day;
I have seen no indications Of such hap
penines as yet,
But bide my time in patience; it's a
waste Of strength to fret.
/ have scanned the situation and I've
made few repairs
Determined that no accident shall take
me unawares.
And if nomination eyer sweeps within
my reach,
Well, I've got my front porch ready
And I've learned little speech
-BCtler Fair-Sept. Al.
Butler Fair-Sept. At.
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