Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-09-06
PERSONAL.


Miss Mary Bowser.
&c. Gibson of Weston, o., is visiting
his folks in Fairview.
H.C. Welsh and son of Brownsville,
were in town. Tuesday.
William Phugh, of Allegheny, is a
visitor in town this week.
DR.. Brown has returned from six
weeks visit TO friends in Denver.
G.. w. Maurhoff of Saxonburg has a
fine display of poultry at the Fair.
ANDY Eichenlaub has purchased Sam
Fishers barber shopin the Bickel build
ing.
Mrs. S. D. Miller and daughter have
returned home from visit to friends IN
Kansas.
Clara and Elizabeth Weigand have
been visiting friends in Pittsburg and
Sewickly.
John n. Muntz and family have re-
turned from their summer home at Con
neaut Lake.
Chas. Thompson and c. P O'Conner
of Washington township, drove to But
ler Thursday.
John Hummer has bought the Eckert
Kalb farm below the Fair ground and
moved upon it.
William C. Glenn of w. Sunbury
visited friends at Barkeyville, Nenango
County, last week.
Will Blackmore and wife have re-
turned home from visit to friends in
East Liverpool, o.
Hon. J. B. Showalter, NJ. G. took in
the Fair yesterday and visited with his
friends in Butler.
Henry Whitm1re of Butler visited his
daughter Mrs Andrew Thompson at
West Sunbury last week.
c.. F. Carbon has sold his half-interest
in the Hotel Butler property to Messers
McCrea and Giles for $4,000.
James Heydrick and his cousin of
Franklin left for Denver, Col, Monday,
to look after some mining interests.
Enos Mcdonald and daughters of
Mt. Chestnut attended the Y. 7. Z. Y.
Convention at West Sunbury last week.
Miss Irene Evans, of North Main St.
who has been seriously i'll with typhoid
fever, the past two months, is GONZALES
cent
Rev. Will Campbell, of the Steuben-
Vile o. Presbytery of the U. I. church,
has been spending his vacation with his
parents in w. Sunbury.
Tom Hays purchased the old McCor-
mick lot, across the alley from the Wa
verly, last week and intends building
fine, brick residence upon 1T.
Harry Iseman of the Union Trust Co.
of Pittsburg visited his folks in Butler.
over Sunday. He intends taking
course in mining and engineering.
Rev. Howard McMichael and wife,
nee Madge Shira, have returned to their
home in Ohio after visiting their rela-
tives at Euclid and North Washington.
Attorney Robert Ivory and wife have
returned TO Pittsburg after short visit
with Mrs Ivorys mother and brother.
Mrs Isabel Galbreath and J. NJ. Gal
breath.
Geo. Miilinger has moved his billiard
and pool outfit from the Troutman
building to the Koonce building base
ment 1923 S. Main street, where it Is now
conducted by Millinger 81 Fisher.
F.E. Puff. a wellknown Jefferson
twp. school teacher, son of VIM. Puff,
and Miss Ella, daughter of Philip Trout
man of Penn twp. were married We'd
nesday morning at the residence of Rev.
Eli Miller. After the ceremony and a
trip to the Fair they started on visit
with Pittsburg friends.
d. C. Sanderson of Mt. Chestnut was
in town Saturday He has lately been
helping Cranmer e. Son to remodel their
mill there and get it ready for the fall
work. The Cranmers have good mill
now, but intend making it better by
putting in the roller process. d. G. can
do any kind of mill work.
While ESQ. William s. Moore, of
Muddycreek twp, was serving on the
Grand Jury, Monday, one of his eyes
began to hurt him so badly that he had
to be excused. He went to DR.. G. X.
McAdoo, who after examination, re-
moved a silver of iron which had flew
ing and entered the eye last week un-
right
DR. II. D. Hockenberry of West Sun
bury has large and beautiful lawn
surrounding his home and has used an
idea in planting it with trees which
could well be initiated everywhere
Instead OF nursery shade trees, he has
planted one or more of every variety of
forest tree in his neighborhood except
ing the oak and probably one or two
others. People who want to find out
how many different kinds of trees
grow in Butler county should see the
Doctors young grove
Congressman John Dalzell reached
home Sunday morning after a couple
months tour in Europe, during which
he visited the Paris exposition He
came back on the st. Paul, which arriv-
ed at New York, Friday evening. He
expects to remain in Pittsburg for about
10 days and will then commence cam
paign work under the auspices of the
National Republican committee. Mr.
Dalzell returns much improved in health
and well rested from the arduous work
imposed by his congressional duties pri-
or to his going abroad. He found
everywhere he went in Europe that
there was higher appreciation of the
United States because of its achieve
ments in the Spanish war and the effec-
tive part it had taken in the Chinese
difficulty. Everywhere there appeared
to be an increased cordiality towards
Americans of whom he met great
number while abroad. The American
exhibit at Paris, he said, was large but
too much scattered. The whole exposi-
tion was we'll worth seeing