Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-08-16
PERSONAL.
-Bntler Fair-Sept. ~.


L. G. Linn is here from Colorado.
/ Hiram Sarver is home from Colorado
". H. DeArme and wife are bacl
from Conneaut.
Vim. J. Gravat. of Butler twp. wa
in Bntler, Friday
A. ". Boyer and son Of Evans Cit!
were in town, Friday.
Miss Lulu McCafferty of Freeport i
visiting friends in Butler.
Ell. McCleary of Prospect did som'
shopping in Butler, Friday.
Marcus Reichert of Jacksville visited
friends in Butler, Tuesday.
James Thompson is now living in th'
John Ekas house on West Pearl street
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Lowry attended
the Boggs reunion in Evans City, today
Adam Klink of Cherry twp. drove tc
Butler. Saturday, and did some shop
ping.
John r. McJunkin and daughter OF
Clay twp. did some shopping in Butler
Friday.
Wesley Monks and wife of Middlesez
twp. did some shopping in Butler,
Thursday.
Frank Tinker is home from Michigan,
and down with typhoid at his home on
Walnut street
Theodore Vogeley and wife aud Miss
Ada Gumpper visited friends in Kittan-
ming last week.
Miss Ida Armstrong Of Fairview
Ave. is visiting relatives at Hanover
Beaver county.
Solomon Mays passed Thursday night
in Butler with his cousin, Geo. D. High
on Monroe St.
S. S. Scott of Butler twp. and Lon
Russell went on fishing trip to Cana
da. last week.
Clerk OF Courts Turner is improving
in health. His wife has had him out in
their buggy, this week.
W. J. Allen Of Mercer street returned,
Tuesday, from a trip to Buffalo, Mara
ra Falls and Cleveland
D. L. Aiken has purchased the Hol-
man, formerly Aiken 81 Campbell,
grocery on Centre Ave.
Ex-U. S. Senator John J. ingalls, of
Kansas is dying of throat and lung
trouble in New Mexico.
Rev. David Cupps assisted at Com
munion services at Salem VI. b. church
in Adams twp, last Sunday.
Miss Jamison of Miffiin street has re-
turned from visiting her cousins Ada
and Fannie Seaton Of Eau Claire.
J. G. Kennedy was DOWN town, Mon
day. Dir. Kennedy's arms have been
partially paralyzed for some months
Miss Margaret MechIing hes return
rd to Mercy Hospital, Pittsburg, after
an extended visit at her home, Breeze
Place.
Miss Jennie Mechling has returned
from Boston, Mass, where she has been
Z music student in the New England
Conservatory.
Mrs Jas. Brown of Cairo, W. Va,
visited her daughter, Mrs. Al. Walter,
last week She wants 10 sell her house
on ". Penn st.
Rev. Asa Walters of the Jumonville
Pa. Orphans Home stopped a few days,
on his way home from Erie, with his
nephew Geo Stewart, Esq
John Cole picked up pocket book
belonging to Mrs J. g. Gordon in front
Of the Post office, Wednesday afternoon.
and left it at the Home Gas office
George Sheiring, Jr. and family re-
turned, Wednesday. to Marion, Ind. af
ter spending their summer vacation
with Mr. Shiring's parents on West
Wayne St
Harry Goodwin now has D good posi-
ton on the Pittsburg Chronicle-Tele-
graph. He and his wife, daughter of
Alex Russell, visited friends in Butler
over Sunday.
A L. FindleY, the photographer, re-
turned, last Thursday, from visit TO
friends in Kansas City and milwaukee,.
At Milwaukee ne attended the Photo
graphers National Convention.
Charles Korn, the blacksmith, and
James w. Thompson, two well known
citizens Of Middletown were in Butler
last Thursday. Mr. Korn has been un-
well with throat trouble for some
months
VIM. J. Mitchell, the only canal boat
man, left in the county, went to Blairs-
vile this morning, to attend the 10Th
reunion of the old boatman there Mr.
Mitchell rode and drove canal horses
from 1848 to 1854, when he was yet a
boy.
Mrs. Funnyfrock of Evans City has a
bullet in her possession which was fired
into her young sons bead three years
ago and which was recovered in a pecu-
liar manner. The boy was accidently
shot just above the mouth by 32-cali-
bre revolver in 1897. The bullet at that
time could not be located by the attend
ing physician and as no bad results
seemed to follow its presence in the
child's head it was allowed to remain
Recently while the boy was eating the
bullet dropped into his mouth, having
made its way through the roof of the
mouth without causing any pain. In
fact its presence was not noticed until
it broke through. -Ex.
-James-Are you going to the picnic
John-I suppose you mean the Butler
Fair, it's the picnic of all picnics You
are right am going; never miss it.