Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-06-21
PERSONAL.

W J. Christley, of Middlesex was in
| town lask week,
Rube Waddell struck out eight men
the other day
A.B. Gibson of Allegheny twp was
in town. Tuesday.
W. 6. Cochran Of jefferson twp. was
in town, Tuesday.
JOS. Adams and his son. Dewey, were
in town Thursday.
s. frankie. of Chicora. intends tax
ing trip TO New York.
Mrs. John E. Armstrong. of Parker,
| visited friends in Butler last week
John \. Adams, of Butler, has been
granted q pension Of so per month.
B. f. Hilliard has moved back from
Lawrence county to West Sunbury
Fulton Shrader. of Leota, has been
granted a pension of $500 per month.
DR.. Ellery Caldwell and family are
visiting his old home in Jefferson twp.
R.N. Emery Of Chicora was one of
the CITIZENS callers last Wednesday.
John Young and wife will celebrate
their Golden Wedding, next, Wednes-
day.
". c. Crawford, Esq. and wife nee
Hays Of Pittsburg, were here, Thurs
day.
Mrs Henry Halstead, of Clinton twp,
is visiting her son, Clarence. in Michi-
gan.
A L. Cooper and family, Of slippery
rock, visited friends near COylesville,
last Friday
Professors Linn Caldwell of Esplen
and E. H. Knoch of Pitcairn are home
for the summer.
J. P. Davis Of Brady drove to town,
Thursday, to have his leg dressed, and
see the Centennial
Andrew J. Weaver and William Lo-
gan both Of Mars have been granted -
per month pensions.
John J. Reiber, of North street, is at
Cambridge Springs, with the hope of
improving his health.
Mrs. Maggie Upham, Of Parkersburg,
is the guest of her parents Mr.. aud
Mrs Anthony Thompson.
Sylvanus Cooper, Of Slipperyrock
township, who was taken to the Hospi-
tai last week, is improving.
Mart Gibson came home Sunday from
Woodfield, Ohio, where he had been
drilling for few months past.
W. ]. Hemphill, Henry Halstead and
other citizens of Clinton township, were |
in Butler on legal business yesterday.
Miss Edna Ritter, of Allegheny visit
ed her friends Misses Sherman Of South |
Washington street during Centennial |
week.
Miss Margie Campbell, of East Liver
pool, O., is visiting with he grand |
parents, jacob Reiber and wife, of n. |
Mexican St
J. d. Marshall and John R. Henning |
er have formed a law partnership |
under the firm name of Marshall q |
Henninger
G A Daubenspeck and family, of |
Franklin, were the guests of J. G. |
Daubenspeck and family during the
Centennial.
Walker Dodds, of Haysville, Pa.
arrived in Prospect Saturday, with his |
little son Oliver on visit to his parents, |
j. o. Dodds and wife
DR.. Pillow, (delegate), Loyal Mel un-
kin J. n. Moore, NJ. r. Shanor, and |
D. E. Dale attended the convention in |
Philadelphia, this week.
Mrs DIR. Galbreath returned to her |
home in Franklin Monday after a weeks |
visit with her sister, Mrs. d. l.. Cleeland, |
ond bro+ ba1.a MiIt auI Will ('uhl,iSpp |
Miss Nora Limberg, who is Night |
Supd't at Allegheny General Hospital, |
returned to her duties, Monday, after !
attending her fathers funeral III Butler. |
Miss Maria Shoup has returned to her |
home on Centfe Ave. after being in |
Freeport six weeks nursing her sister, |
Bell, through a six weeks sickness.
Miss Ella White, who took the Cen
tennial speeches i'll short hand is a |
great grand daughter of Matthew |
White, one of the first Commissioners
of Butler county.
A. q. Hendrickson, Of Cranberry, a
good fellow and son of old Mosy
Hendrickson, was in to see us last week
Old Mosy is now well up in the seven
ties, and remembers when he and
Matthew Stanley Quay went to school
together in Economy twp, Beaver Co.
Adam Maxwell, of Lamar, Colorado
is visiting his relatives, the Reibers,
here. He is engaged in stock raising
there. He intended being in Butler
during the Centennial but was misled
by one of the Pittsburg religious papers
which gave the date az July 18th, in
stead of June 18th
Miss Edna and Masters Samuel and
Hugh Shoup, of Freeport, and Miss Bell
Dougal of Ingleside, have returned to
their homes after spending Centennial
week with Miss Maria Shoup Of the
South Side. They are all great grand
children OF Massey HARRISON, and Miss
Dougal is great niece of Ddvy Dougal.
Hugh had his arm broken Tuesday, the
18th inst
Miss Emma L., daughter of William
Cromm of n. Mexican St, and Philip
w. Ruff, were married at s a. m. We'd
nesday at the brides home by Rev.
Oller of the First Pres church. After
the ceremony the happy coupl left for
n three weeks wedding tour through
Thousand Islands and other points in
Canada Both are well known and
popular and have the best wishes of
| hosts of friends.