Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-10-11
PERSONAL.


trip to Colorado.
VIM. J. Peaco Of Middlesex township
was in town, Friday.
". s. Cochran Of Jefferson township
was in town. Tuesday.
:. L. Findley. the photographer tool
in the Stoneboro Fair. last week.
Mary Rodgers of Chicora has beer
granted pension of s. per month.
Mrs: Sullivan and Mrs. Shaw have re
turned from sojourn at Cambridge.
A. A. Farno and wife of Greece City
did some shopping in Butler, Saturday.
James Cochrane and wife of Clay
! township did some shopping IN Butler
Tuesday.
Alfred Miller of Clay township at
tended to some business in Butler,
Thursday.
Miss Sara Aggas, who has been very
| sick at her home near ". Sunbury Is
| convalescent.
Mrs. Harry Klingler of w. Cunning
ham st. has been sick for some
months past
J. 6. Wick returned last week from a
trip through the forests of Clarion and
Elk counties.
A. W. Cooper Of McFann had 1174
bushels of clean buckwheat from 3
acres this year.
Cyrus Campbell has returned from
West Virginia, and viii live IN his
house on W. fulton.
Lon Newman of the w. Va. oil fields
has been home for a brief visit with his
father. DR.. Neyman.
Frank KohIer sailed from Naples last
Friday, and VIII come home via CID
ralter and New York
Mis- Bernice Meals, of the Clerk Of
Courts Office. was the guest OF New
Castle relatives, last week
Robert Adams. a son of Reg. and
Rec. W. J. Adams, is attending medi-
cal college in Philadelphia
Mrs. Robert Ivory Of Pittsburg at
tended the funeral Of her aunt, Mrs
McClung. in Butler, last Friday.
AIpheus, Harry, A. w and Samuel
Cooper, arrived at the Poor Farm, Mon
day and began work on the barn
A. Steele. Of the Surprise Clothing
Store, and wife attended the wedding OF
a relative at Washington, Pa Tuesday.
Paul Smith OF Elm st. has returned to
Lehigh University at Bethlehem, Pa,
where be is preparing himself for ciYll
engineering.
J. G. Gamer, the piano tuner and mu-
sic teacher, is meeting with remarkable
success. His services are now IN con
stant demand.
Paul Roth, son Of Rey. d. Luther
Roth, formerly Of this place, IS study
ing for the ministry IN the Lutheran
Seminary at Chicago.
John N. Reed and Geo. n. Burkhal-
ter have started. new carriage and
transfer line. with headquarters at
Reeds news stand, 243 5. Main st.
Robert Fisher and family Of the Dye
Works visited friends in New Castle,
last week. A dozen years ago Mr.
Fisher was a resident Of New Castle.
T. S. Coulter Of Slipperyrock end
ed to some business matters III Butler
last Friday. Mr. Coulter il admins
traitor Of the estate Of Sylvanus Cooper
County Commissioners McGarvey and
Eichert left Monday to attend the Com
missioners Convention at Allentown,
Pa, and Will not be back until Friday.
John G. Mortimer, young pumper
Of Cranberry twp. and Alice Garvin,
daughter Of Wilson Garvin, took out a
marriage license Wednesday afternoon
~. Harry Graham Of Chicago is
visiting his father Walter Graham, and
his brother and sister, John {. and Miss
Maggie, and will be with us tor few
days.
Il. G. Graham Of Isle was in town,
Tuesday He has quite number OF
hives OF Italian bees that he Will sell
cheap, as he is thinking Of going to
Colorado.
Martin Halstead and wife Of Kansas
came east several weeks ago and expect
to spend the winter with Mr.. Halstead's
brothers, John and Henry in Clinton
township.
Miss Cora Lambert of Race street
and Miss Royle Of West Pearl street
visited the formers sister, Mrs. VIM.
Hodgkinson in New Castle during the
Convention.
George Ralston, son Of w. E., the
Jeweler. has gone tO Lancaster. Pa, to
attend the Bowman Technical School,
and take course in matchmaking and
hand engraving.
Conrad Snyder Of Brady township
visited his son a. C. Snyder in Oakland
twp last week, and stopped to see some
friends in Butler One of Alvin's sons
is down with typhoid. Conrad Snyder
was born in 1922, and has been taking
the CITIZEN for over thirty years.
Rev. II. G. Dodds Of Punxsutawney,
visited his sister, Mrs X. II Graham,
in Butler, last week. Rev. Dodds now
has charge Of the beautiful, blue stone
church, erected on the Main street Of
Pupxsutawney last Summer, and which
IL being taken as model for churches
| in other towns.
Charley Thompson Of Iyywood bought
| up large lot " wool, last spring and
| shipped IL to firm that failed the day
after il received il. That put Mr..
| Thompson 'in hole, and on Monday
he made an assignment TO VIM. Marks
| Mr. Thompson il a good business man
! and his many friends feel sure his pres
ent streak Of hard luck cannot keep him
down very long.
Harvey Elliott Of Gillett, Arkansas,
attended the funeral Of his brother,
James Elliott, III Summit township, and
was here at the funeral Of his sister,
Mrs James Badger Harvey went to
Arkansas in 1861, and bought a farm
along the Arkansas river, about hun
dred miles below Little Rock. His
sister Miss Nancy Elliott Of Centre
township n in poor health.
All in the golden summertime
Mollie stole my heart from me-
Now she glOries in the crime
Calls il petty larceny.