Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-06-14
PERSONAL.
Lohn Berg now wears q cane.

hruger Is naNAuE tdplLd4 e4th' VA
railroad car.
Miss Name Zimmerman, Of Beaver
| College, is home.
V. FOCAL the Coaltown postmaster,
was in town, Wednesday
Luther Reiber and wife, of Allegheny,
| came out for the Centennial
Aguinaldo is not dead, but at last ac-
counts be was running for his life.
Gardner Lowry will finish his enum-
Grafton of the Fifth Ward this week.
Philip Snyder and wife of Clinton
twp visited friends in Butler last week.
Mrs. Reiger, of Clearfeld township.
was granted pension Of S12 per month.
Jas. G. Kennedy of w Fulton street
is in poor health. He is partially para
lyzed.
/ Mrs. p. c. Campbell and daughter of
| " Sunbury visited friends IN Mars,
/ last week.
Bert Black, of Cherry township, a
former CITIZEN typo, is taking IN the
/ Centennial.
/ VIM. McNair, of Elsah, Illinois, along
/ the Mississippi river, Is twisting Old
/ friends here.
Harry Krug, of Pittsburg, is visiting
with his father, Henry Krug, of South
Mexican street.
Mrs. C. T. McMeekin and son Harold
of Chicora are visiting Mrs. Will Eisler
of E. Pearl St
Hugh C. Graham, Esq, of Oil City,
brother Of Mr.. Graham of North Hope,
is seriously i'll
Quay Is now called the Mountville
statesman His farm is near Mount
vile, Lancaster Co.
Miss Clara Byerly of Etna is passing
the Centennial with her friend, Minnie
Miller. Of East Penn St.
james Bolton, wife and daughter. of
| Connoquenessing twp, did some shop
ping in Butler, Saturday
Al Reiber has been elected a director
of the Butler County National Bank,
vice e. E. Abrams, resigned.
Austin Forringer and family of Scio,
O. are visiting his parents, Hiram For
ringer and wife, east OF Petrolla
Mr.. and Mrs w. ]. Helm, of Evans
CITY, are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Reiber of North street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wick, of Rimersburg,
are here for the Centennial, the guests
of their daughter, Mrs. C. q. Graham.
Michael Kelly, of Tarentum, formerly
of Buffalo twp, took violently i'll IN
i NNa1naClav h11% soon recovered.
Agnes Forester of Prospect has been
granted a pension of So per month;
Isaac Miller, Parker So; Anna Flick,
Glade s..
Linn Anderson left for Washington,
Saturday evening, where he has a job
| in the Printing Department of the Cen
sus Bureau.
| James Adds, of New Castle, an old
! Butlerite, was here for the Centennial.
He was born in 1920, and recOllects But
Ter since 1880.
Solomon Mays and wife and James
| McElroy, their son-in-law, and family,
of Kaylor came in for the big celebra-
ton Tuesday.
Fred. HiIlard and wife and Mrs Hill
| lard's brother and sister, Ersie, and Ada
| Seaton visited Butler relatives during
the Centennial.
| L. r. Timber Of FraDklin Pa is the
| guest of his brother George Timber OF
| Berkimer's undertaking rooms during
the Centennial
Alden Kamerer, of South Side, taught
| the Sarver Station Academy for Gardner
Lowry while the latter was taking the
9TH ward census
Charles F. Ritter and Bruce Nc
| Daniels of the Pennsylvania clerical
force at Walls station spent Sunday
| with Butler friends
Miss Lulu Neidel, of Allegheny City,
came home to spend the Centennial with
her parents, Geo. Neidel and wife of ).
| Washington street.
J. w. Brewster, Williamsburg, real
estate and insurance man. is visiting
his brother Alex Brewster at their old
homestead in Centre twp.
Tom Gibson and wife and family OF
| thirteen attended the Centennial We'd
nesday and had their picture taken by
one Of our photographers
| simpson MctIulsUlOH, Ol Dellelonte'
Pa, Butler boy, is here for the Cen
| tennial, the guest Of his nephew. 2. Nc
QUESTION of the 1st Ward.
Rev. Meier McClelland and wife OF
Sitka, Alaska, native of Allegheny
township, this county, arrived in Butler
to attend the Centennial. Wednesday
and is visiting friends here,
| Caleb 'Hageman. for many years
truck gardner for the Pittsbura
markets, is living on the old Alvey farm
at Brewster church and raising great
quantities of strawberries and greer
stuff for the local stores.
J. p Dayis returned to mis- home al
Isle Saturday afternoon after a five
weeks stay in the Butler Co. Genera
| Hospital during which he had his righr
foot amputated The foot and lowe
| leg had been badly crippled for man!
years.
Prof S. Sakata Of the Toxic Techni
cal School, Manzo Sasamura and Bun
, rokun Sugino, visited Butler las
| Thursday, in company with Jos. Bruf
of the Oil Well Supply. The three
japanese gentleman are in the emplo.
OF their government, and must repor
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