Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-04-19
PERSONAL.

y. u. TTullAlu- DIs- ASOl4ltG4 dS SuC 'S4A e
/ twp. intends emigrating to Michigan.
la. T. Black, iEse. was taken i'll Tues
day night and was taken to the Hospi'
NJ f. Phillips and wife Of Winfield
twp. did some shopping in Butler, Mon
! day. ~
George King, one of Fairview twps.
oldest citizens is in feeble state OF
] health. = =
R. Fitzsimmons of Pittsburg the mu-
sician spent Sunday with friends IN
Butler. .a
/ David English and son, of Franklin
township, were in. town on business
Monday.
w. S. While and James Strain Of
Penn twp. were in town on business,
yesterday. lt- 5l7EsFi ~
Harry Isaman, formerly of Butler mas
secured "a position with the Union Trust
Co. Pittsburg.
David Lefever ANA daughter, OF Mid
dlesex township, did some shopping IN
Butler. Monday.
J.P. Boggs and Rev. Lewis repre-
sented Evans City in the Presbytery at
Butler, this week.
J. T. Mechling and wife Of Pittsburg
spent Easter Sunday with his parents
MIR and Mrs. J. B. Mechling.
DIR. f. V. Waldron of Evans City is
taking a vacation in the West IN the
hope of improving his health.
Mrs. Michael Myers, who lives east
of Millerstown, had a severe paralytc
stroke Wednesday, last week.
Jeff Bulford has moved from Clinton
twp. to Hannahstown. He and his
wife visitedin Butler Tuesday.
John West has rented the Grahamr
Kohlef storeroom ON s. Main St and IS
preparing. to open fruit store.
J. S. Altman has moved from E.
North ST, to Fenelton where he Is
pumping for the Evans Oil Co. 81
LR. Shreckengost and w. II. Flem7
ing. Petrolia oilmen, were business
visitors in Butler last Thursday
Russell Dixon, a son of W. S. Dixon, of
Penn township, entered his name as a
student of the Butler business College,
Monday.
Prof Z. Mackey was adjudicator of
ESSAYS at great musical and literary
festival held by the Welsh societies of
Reading, Monday.
Attorney John R. Henninger left
Tuesday evening to attend meeting OF
the Democratic County Chairmen OF the
State in Harrisburg.
Phil SeGhler spent part of last week
at Saxon Station, lettering monument
for the graves of John X. Logan and
wife who died last year.
Mrs. d. II. Harnish went to New
York, Wednesday, as delegate from
the Reformed church to the Ecumeni-
cal Council of Missions 3e5
Charles A. Balph, the Pittsburg archi-
tect wGs in Butler last week visiting his
father, Joseph Balph, who is in his nth
year, and is in very poor health
Will J. Helm, the P. & W. agent at
Evans City. is the proudest man in
that town, this week, all on account OF
a big boy that came to his house yester-
day.
I Samuel Caldwell OF Jefferson twp.
was CITIZEN office caller, Tuesday
Mr.. Caldwell. though past three score
and ten, is still actfvean takes lively
interest in present events.
Mrs. George Dewey is the only per-
son so far who has eyinced willingness
to manage the Admirals campaign for
the Presidency. She seems to be able
to manage George. f C
NJ. N. Greer and wife are home from
Washington City. Mr.. Greer having a
thirty-day furlough from his position
there. They are spending their time at
| their home at Saryersyille.
f. p. Gormley, the Fenelton store
keeper, has a team Of almost matched
geldings six years old, which he has
driven from Fenelton to Butler, eleven
| miles in 52minutes and from Ch:cora to
Butler - miles in IS minutes.
DR.. McAdoo and family of Slippery.
| rock and j. w. Kohlmyer and family
Of Grove City sailed On the steamer
| Etruria from New York, Saturday for
trip to Europe. DIR. McAdoo will take
post graduate course in medicine at
Edinboro University.
| l. N. Graham, Jr has resigned his
position as teacher in the Evans City
schools on account of failing health and
| Miss Josie Galbraith was elected his
| successor Mr. Graham had long
siege of pneumonia and grip and ex-
| poets to spend the summer in Colorado.
Charles Reeder, the popular young
| accident insurance man, and Miss EllZ
4 - -. C
| of Fairview Ave. were married Wed
nesday morning at the brides home
by Rev E. S. White of the M. e.
church. The happy couple will make
their home in Cincinnatti, O.
Earl D. Thompson returned Sat
/ urday from a two-weeks trip during
which he visited Harrisburg, Baltimore
Md, Washington, ID. Ca and Forts
| Washington and Sheridan where he wa!
stationed with the 9TH Pa Vols The
name of Fort Sheridan had been chang
ed to Fort Hunt, and it is garrisoned b.
Battery A. 4th u. S. artillery, the same
command that was with the Pennsyl
vania boys at Fort Washington.
/. Deputy Supreme President, G., w
| Brown. of Yonngsyille, Pa organized
Prospect Lodge, No. 81, K. b. S. Tues
| play evening, at Prospect, this county
with &c applicants. Fss#E
III Harmony citizens subscribed $1,000
TO aid in rebuilding the Fielder mill
recently burned. Encouraged by thi
substantial aid from their fellow citi
zens, the owners have contracted for tn
erection of a new mill, which will hav
q daily capacity Of 100 barrels of four
!, The contract for rebuilding and fittini
! the mill has been let to the Wolff man
ufacturing company of Chambersburg
Pa. The consideration is about $l4O0
Mr.. Van Vechtan will have charge O
the mill ia .-t.rsa ,.-
II WANTED Experienced Young ma
to clerk in country general store an
postoffice. Must be strictly temperat
and reliable Give reference an
J salary required Reply to 1"WinGeld
| care this Office.
? Yes; we are selling Go-Carts Th
popularity of design, coupled with righ
prices have caused the large stoc
! recently received to moye so rapid
that we have already ordered anothe
, large invoice which is now due to arrive
You won't care to look elsewhere afte
) seeing the beautiful designs and notin
e prices at Amy q Browns. See us Will
4 the selection is complete.
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