Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-04-26
PERSONAL.

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Henry Kalb of Butler twp. is i'll from
bronchitis.
( VIII Swartzlander is yet enjoying his
case Of grippe.
| JEFF Altman of Leasureville was in
| town, Saturday.
Thomas Hindman of Harrisyille was
Z in town, Monday.
/ Mrs. George siebert of w. Quarry St.
I is ON the sick list.
Miss Eta Negley of Great Belt is
| visiting in Pittsburg.
Lewis Owens, Sr., has been appointed
| P. NJ. for Forestville.
John He OK is able to be about again
after long siege of typhoid.
James Barr, the Prospect merchant
was a business visitor in town Monday.
John Clark and wife of Washington
twp. did some shopping in Butler Mon
| day.
John D. Mcbride was in town last
week. lie starts in at Grove City, this
week.
&C. Sloan and daughter, of Venango o
township, visited friends in Butler, last
week.
Judge Hazen. of New Castle, attended
| Newton Blacks funeral, and visited
friends in Butler.
Gen. Baller. no doubt, showed lots of
| dash in his remarks regarding Gen.
| Roberts letter.
George Collar has bought James
| Vance's house and three-acre lot at Six
| Points for $3.50.
L. NJ. Trutt, of the B. R. & P, has
moved to Butler from Pittsburg, and is
living at 319 Third street.
Verne Monroe late partner in the
Spang machine and blacksmith shops at
Renfrew, has gone to California.
Lee Goldsmith, who clerks for Mr..
Steele of The Surprise clothing store, IS
recovering from severe illness.
John NJ. Dunn and wife, of Mt.
| Chestnut celebrated their Golden We'd
ding Anniversary, on Wednesday, the
18th.
Geo. C. Dunn of Union City, Erie Co.
attended the Golden Wedding anniver-
sgry of his parents at Mt. Chestnut, last
week.
Willis Rhodes has plans prepared for
an elegant, eight-roomed dwelling
which he will erect on their n. Mexican
| St lot.
Mrs. N. II. Henry and Mrs. Davis, Of
| Myoma drove up from that place Tues
day to visit Sheriff Hoons family,
cousins of Mrs. Henry.
Clarence Dixon has passed the State
examination and is now registered
pharmacist He has a good position
| in New Castle drug store.
Attorney R. P. Scott walked up to
his Office Monday morning for the first
time in two months. His eyes are still
very tender but he can attend to busi-
ness.
John Leise of Muddycreek twp. called
on US Monday Mr.. Leise is building a
seven-roomed dwelling on his farm.
Shaffer and Langhurst of Prospect are
the contractors.
Milo Walker has been trans ferred
from the Forest Oil Co.'S office at Glade
Run to the Butler Office in the Reiber
the Glade Run office now.
o. W. St0ughton of Evans City got
out of the milk buinesss, but he could
not stay there. He has accepted the
general management of condensed
milk factory at Coudersport.
A. g. Kelly will finish his term at
Zelienople week after next. The High
School of the town will have gradu
ating class of three this year VIM.
Meeder, Jesse Otterman and Grace
Tebay.
Sheriff Dodds has purchased q farm
in Crawford Co., near Adamsville on the
''Bessie, and will move to it next month.
His market will be in Greenville. After
May 1st address him at Adamsville,
| Crawford Co., Pa.
Alvin Ashabaugh, cashier of the Ritts
bank at st. Petersburg Clarion county,
and ex-Clerk of Courts Isaac Meals take
the places vacated by Messrs Bailey.
Bingham and Hutzler in the Butler
County National Bank.
John n Muntz and family have re-
turned from their trip to New Orleans.
They Travelled both ways by river boat
and on the return trip the boilers of
their boat blew up, However the boat
providentially was not sunk.
Ella F. White, daughter of Thomas
B. White will have desk and type
| writer in the rooms of Misses Harris
after May 1st, and will be prepared to
do shorthand work and typewriting.
Tom Alexander returned last week
from trip through the Ohio oil fields.
Good territory is becoming as scarce in
that state as in this. The best well
struck there lately was located at the
south end of a beautiful rainbow
Mrs. S. K. Brown, of Barberville, w.
Va, visited her sister, Mrs. John Gal
breath. of Parker, last week, and re-
turned home accompanied by their
mother, Mrs. Gernand, who made her
home at Galbreath's during the
winter
Samuel Morgan and William Pipher
under the firm name of VIM Pipher d
Co. are manufacturing an anti-rattle
single-tree clev1s and shaft carrier.
Both articles are made of rolled steel
wire, are patented, and are useful and
profitable to the makers
John Hays, the first white man to
locate the copper mines of the Lake
Superior region, was born at Zelienople,
Butler county, in 1904 He narrowly
escaped being wealthy ON numerous oc-
casions Nearly every man with whom
he has been associated in his mining
ventures is a millionaire, but while he
helped others to make fortunes he him
self always sold out at the wrong time
to reap the harvest of his opportunities.
Derrick.