Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-11-29
PERSONAL.

Mrs. L. G. Linn Is visiting friends in
Butler.
+ Henry Roenigk Of Winfield twp. was
in town, Thursday.
Ed. Geshwind Of Thiel college is
home on Thanksgiving vacation.
Attorney Galbrsath attended TO legal
business in Kittanning, Monday.
Harry Fleming OF Buffalo attended to
some business in Butler. Thursday.
D. p. Kelly and Fred Garner Of
Parker township were in town, Monday.
Hrs. Denholm Of Williamsburg Is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Hero. Harper
James Sutton Of Evans City visited
friends in Buena Vista and Butler, last
week.
Jos. Darling Of Chioora has been
granted a patent for q new electric
motor.
W. S. Moore and daughter Of Muddy
creek twp visited friends in Butler.
Friday.
Miss Stella Pape's dancing school viii
give a reception IN ArInory Hall, this
evening.
E.E. Taylor lately moved to Butler
from West Virginia and IS living on
West street.
Hon. J. 3. ShowaIter. N. c., left for
Washinfton, Tuesday. Congress meets
next Monday.
Katharine Hepner, Of ~ First street,
this city, drew s. prize in the Gazette
vote guessing contest
10. a. Sullivan, Esq, at the Cen
tral, wishes 10 employ some choppers
and teamsters. See bills.
Howard Kelly Of Prospect dtopped in
to see rs. Friday. He intends leaving
Prospect and is looking for location.
J. s. Murtland was On the jury last
week. and stopped in Butler witt his
daughter, Mrs J. E. Brown, Of Dunbar
street.
Francis Byers OF Magic served on the
Jury last week and when through visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Mary 4. Turner, at
Renfrew.
\. J. Riggle Of Great Belt has gone
Corners in Allegheny county 70 pump
for Thomas W. Phillips.
James Boggs Of Evans City was in
Butler, yesterday, canvassing Tor new.
religious weekly, published at Oakland,
Cal
Rev. Thomas Balph and wife of St.
ClairviIle, Ohio, have been visiting ms
~ I
Balph delivered an excellent sermon
from the pulpit Of the U. ?. church
Sunday evening.
Miss Lotta B. White presided at one
Of the G. Z. sunrise prayer meetings in
Philadelphia, last week, and Rev. Chas
VI. Sheldon. auther Of In His Steps"
presided at one Of the afternoon con
ferences. The convention was 2 great
success.
Dom Paul arrived in Marselles last
Thursday and received great ovation,
and made q speech Icriticizing the con
duct of the war by the English. He
was received as a foreign monarch in
Paris. Saturday, and sympathy for him
and his cause seems to preyade con
tinental Europe.
The First Ward Hose Co. gave a re
ception to Mr.. and hrs. George \.
Burckhalter in the company rooms
above J. " Patterson's store, Wednes-
day evening. The bride and groom re-
ceived present Of fine rocking chair.
Monday night, about one hundred lady
and gentleman friends gave them a
great sersnade at the King residence.
Andrew Carnegie is doing more 10
earn the gratitude Of his contemporaries
and to endear his memory TO posterity,
than any other living millionaire. He
il also doing more 10 soften the pre-
judices Of the people in general against
the accumulation Of colossal fortunes
than perhaps any man who ever lived.
Every millionaire owes Carnegie debt
of gratitude for helping to make great
wealth respectable and teaching them
the responsibilities they owe to man
kind The millionaire who thinks only
Of himself, whoge sole object in pos
sessing great wealth il TO have it, and
who never thinks Of the good he may ac-
c1mplish with it. is only vulgar snob
or a contemplate miser -Ex.