Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-11-01
PERSONAL.

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in town, yesterday.
j. Bailey OF Marion twp. called or
Butler friends. Monday
Dr.. Atwe1 and bride returned TO But
Ter last week and are at the Willard
William Thompson Of ". Sunbury
visited his brother. Robert J.. Saturday
Hon. D. 3. Douthett of Williamsburg
attended % legal business IN Butler
Tuesday.
Jackson Armstrong and wife Of
Washington twp. visited friends IL
Butler. yesterday.
Miss Vera Beam and Mrs. VIM. Mar
I tin Of Lancaster twp were visitors n
Butler, Tuesday.
Sd Gibson OF Allegheny and T. NJ
/ Campbell Of Parker did some shopping
in Butler, yesterday.
Mrs. Wm. Bignam Of Slipperyrock
/ visited DR.. McAdoo and family Of y.
Washington St, last week.
| JH Walker. Supd't for the Mrs.
/ Marg. J. Brown oil farm In Middlesex
twp. was il town, Saturday
Mrs. Rebecca Walter Of Great Belt
was in town, Saturday j new trial
! has been granted in her case at Beaver.
Deputy Sheriff Dodds and bride re-
turned TO Butler last Thursday, and
viii have rooms till spring in the Koonce
building.
Harry Jiles and bride have returned
- g. nd
after visiting his father Chas. Jiles OF
Thorn Creek.
II. L. Matheney and quite a number
Of the people Of Karns City came IN to
the Republican Convention last Wed
nesday night
Miss Lizzie Sterling Of Bakerstown re-
turned home Tuesday after visit
with the family Of her uncle, Thomas
Frazier. OF Ziegler Ave.
James Graham Of Butler Is the only
veteran Of the Mexican war, native OF
Butler county left living in the county
By the death OF Charley Hoffman Of
Saxonburg.
Jacob Reiber Of E. jefferson St, re-
turned, Monday. from three months
visit to relatives IN New YORK and Phil
adelphia. He caught some nice hsh
while away.
Rev. g. L. Rankin has accepted po-
sifiOn in Thiel College, and preached
his farewell sermon 70 mis- Dubois con-
gregation last Sunday. He Is brother
Of Treasurer Rankin.
Jas. Croft. The progressive miller Of
Bakerstown, has recently purchased the
large Touring mill at Eayetfe City,
Fayette county, from Cope q Son The
price paid was $4,000 cash.
ESD. John Humphrey purchased the
skating-rink lot on 8. Mexican st. near
ly opposite the ''Wayerly." and propos-
e building q handsome residence upon
it. The old rink" has been torn down.
Harry Bartlett. the tall young man
who takes the part Of the Comical
Dutchman in the Woman in the Case
Co, il not only made Of rubber, but is
also the star performer Of the best com
pany that has as yet been here this sea
son.
Kaskel Solomon Of Pittsburg, who be-
lieyeg rlne business Of the town is going
over the hill-so to gpeak-paid $50, 900
cash for lot, 40xg6, at corner Of 9TH
Ave. and Grant St. the other day, and
win erect sky scraper' upon it.
Miss Anna schwillie Of Butler and
W1n. McCane Of Charleroi we're married
at Rev. Eli Miller's at noon yesterday.
A wedding dinner was served at the
brides home and they left on the even
ing train for Charleroi, their future
home.
James A. McMarlin returned, Satur
day, from a trip to the old battle fields
near Richmond and Petersburg. Va
all Of which are now covered with pine
trees and brush Jim has poor opin
ion Of Virginia. for agricultural purpos-
es, excepting the Shenandoah Valley,
which is fine country.
Frank Kohler, Esq. returned from his
European tour, last Thursday He
was with the Ritts and Duffy party
through ireland. Scotland, England and
Paris; and then left them and travelled
southern France, Germany,
Switzerland and Italy in company with
Rev. Haya native Of Middlesex twp.
he took steamer at Naples and came
home via Gibralter and the Azores; and
experienced some rough weather be
tween the Azores and New York He
saw fhe best Of the sights Of Europe, was
delighted with bis trip, and is looking
well
A quiet wedding Of last Tuesday. was
that Of Miss Annie CosB and Everett Il.
Ralston, which took place at o'clock
pm. at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Coss at Harmarville,
Pa. The ceremony being witnessed by
only the relatives and few intimate
friends. The ceremony was golomized
by Rev. John Henderson, pastor Of the
Hoboken NJ. u. church. The couple
were the recipients Of many handsome
presents. a wedding supper was serv-
ed Mr.. and Mrs Amos Coss, the
brides parents came III for "a goodly
amount Of congratulations, as it was the
3Sth anniversary Of their wedding day.
The groom is son Of John Ralston Of
Euclid and brother Of Mrs Ed. Walter
Of s. Washington st.
Miss Nellie Stoner of Rose Point. and
Joseph Studebaker OF Jacksville. were
united in marriage. Wednesday after
noon by Rev. Hngh Boyd at his resi-
dence on Scott street. After the Cere
mony the couple left for the brides
home in Rose Point, where a reception
was given in their honor. At 730
O'Clock very fine supper was seryeb
and 35 guests were present. There
were four generations present at the
reception, the brides grandmother.
great-graudmother and sheir grand
children. Mr. and Mrs Studebaker
will 20 to housekeeping in Jacksville,
where the groom owns large farm.
Among the guests at the reception were:
VIM. Shipe, Of Washington. Pa; Miss
Viola Jackson. Of Beaver Fall; Miss.
Nora Book, Of Lyrnsyille. Nebraska;
Miss Edith Moses Of this city, and Miss.
Eva Hogue Of Portersyille New Castle
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