Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-08-02
PERSONAL.

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Win S. Keister was in town, Thurs
day.
John Graham and wife are at Allan
tic City.
Earnest Cronenwett and wife are at
Cambridge.
Mrs. W. P. Sickle. nee Gardner is
seriously i'll.
Reuben Shanor of Prospect is visiting
| friends in Iowa
Mrs. Battit, of Pittsburg is the guest
of Mrs w. w Blackmore.
Mrs. Middleton, of Emlenton, is the
guest of Mrs A NJ. Christley.
Col. Redic is fighting copperheads and
| other snakes in Clarion county.
r. w. Adams of Hooker attended to
some business in Butler, yesterday.
John Lechner of Butler has been
granted 4 pension of So per month.
Miss Bertha Sutter of Sharpsburg is
visiting Mrs. John Fl. Reiber Of Mercer
St.
Mrs. Lon Shira and Mrs Jas. Young
| are visiting relatives at North WashlhS-
| ton
Charley Craig of AIillerstown return
ed from fishing trip to Indiana, last
Friday.
Mrs. r. B. McGinniss and Mrs. DR..
Greer of Pennington, visited Butler,
Monday.
Miss Lillian Becker, of Sewickly,
Pa, is visiting Misses Gertrude and
Cora Stein.
John Herdman, the carpenter, is
building a house for Adam Miller IN
Butler twp.
Jno. Horner passed through Butler,
this morning, on his way to visit rela-
tives in Ohio.
Miss Nellie Miller of Pittsburg is Wis
iting her uncle, w. A Kamerer, the
West End grocer.
Mi IS Mary Magee daughter of Prof.
Magee of Mercer, is whiting Miss Eva
Barr of Prospect.
RAYMOND Cornelius has been enjoy
ing three weeks vacation in the fertile
fields of Worth twp.
Charles P. Ritter of the Pennsylvania
railroad Office at Pitcairn, stopped a
few days in Butler last week.
Forest Huff who has lately been with
the Wilbur Kerwin Opera company,
leaves Butler tomorrow after few days
stay at home
Will Findley was at Euclid and Slip
peryrock this week, and reports the
corn, potatoes and oats good crop, and
hay fair crop.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruff entertain
their friends this evening in their n.
Main st. home in honor of their son
Philip and wife.
Al. Bell, the oil man, returned Satur-
day from a two weeks pleasure trip dur
ing which he attended the horse races
at Detroit and Cleveland.
Mrs. Martha Marshall and son-in-law,
James Barr, and granddaughter, Nettie
Pennington, of Prospect attended to le-
gal business in Butler, Saturday
Miss Ella White has accepted a posi-
ton with the Pennsylvania Savings
Fund and Loan Association, of 210
Fourth avenue, Pittsburg, as stenog-
rapher
Albert j. Naly and wife, of Greens
burg, who had been the guests of Henry
Biehl and wife for some weeks, left for
home, Monday. Mr.. Naly how travels
for the Presbyterian Banner.
Danniel Kennedy has sold his black
smith shop on Cunningham street and
bought the Reitz grocery, next door to
G. A. Kennedy's pop factory ON Race
street Success to our new merchant.
Rev. j. w. Davis of the Church of
God, Institute Hill, and Anna Kamerer,
daughter of Adam Kamerer, decd,
took out liceuse, Tuesday and married
themselves in the presence of witnesses
in the Clerk of Courts Office. There is
a difference of 36 years in their ages.
President James Marshall of Bourbon
College, Indiana state, is stopping this
summer with his brother, J. D., Esq.
This winter he will attend the Universi-
ty of Pennsylvania law school. The
college which he and other young But
Ter county boys started is very success
full.
Stephen Mcclellan, now of Brooklyn,
ing relatives and friends, and in the in
terest of the Mcclellan Universal Bit
Brace, of which he is the inventor, and
which is gaining in popular favor, His
brother, Will, is now located in Chick
asaw, Indian Territory.
Miss Theresa Schaul, of Horneilsville,
| n. Y, a sister of Mr.. Philip Schaul and
Mrs Philip Mast, and Mr.. J. Meyers, a
| Johnstown, Pa. merchant, were married
at the Mast residence corner of Clay
and Franklin streets, last evening.
After a wedding tour to Cleveland,
Niagra Falls and New York, they will
make their home in Johnstown.
W. 3. and Origen McCandless have
half dozen men at work opening up a
| drift from the valley of a branch OF
! Muddycreek to the camel coal beds lay
| ing under their father, Coulter McCand-
| less farm Besides their own place,
the boys have leased up the coal rights
| of about 400 acres of neighboring land,
and if they can gain shipping access to
the coal they will have big mine. The
coal is said to be of an excellent quality,
laying in vein six feet thick.
| G. Presley Weigle, Prospects veteran
| SCHOOl I6dCuSI, WdIhcu III W DuUASt
Friday morning, and made brief calls
on a few of his many friends here Mr..
Weigle has spent his time since coming
to manhood in instructing the youth il
and near Prospect He has very little
TO say for himself, attends strictly to hif
own business and is not candidate fol
any office; but is the kind of man whC
deserves something from the public.
She-Are you sure you love me
George2
He-Love your Do you think If
didn't I'd be sitting here sweating ou
cuffs and collars, when might be coo
and comfortable at home with next f
nothing on?
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