Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-10-25
PERSONAL.

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Philip Sutton of Penn twp. was in
town, last week.
.Rube" Wadden ate his Sunday din
ner at the Waverly.
R. H. Gould, of Washington twp,
was in town Tuesday.
D. W. Forester of Franklin twp. did
some shopping in Butler, Saturday.
Alex SchilIing. Esq, of Reibold, did
some shopping in Butler, yesterday
Mart Monks and wife of Flick bough.
some winter supplies in Butler, Friday
J.P. Hilliard and wife, of Concord,
did some shopping in Butler, Tuesday.
John Stewart and Chas. Smith of w.
Sunbury are home from Fairmont, W.
Va.
Perry Stewart had to leave a good
job at Ford City, and is home on the
sick list.
Simon Croft and family of Lancaster
twp. did some shopping in Butler
Thursday.
John j. Reiber and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs. W. J Helm at Evans
/ City this week.
Gabriel Duffy of Fairview visited his
I son-in-law. Frank Fulkmanin Clearfield
! twp, last week.
! NJ G.. Thompson of Brady twp, wife
! and daughter. did some shopping IN
Butler, Thursday.
w. A. Stein, the merchant. has been
! drawn as juror for Nov. term OF y.
{ S. court in Pittsburg.
| Sam Scott, who is pumping on the
! Harting farm near Walters, spent last
week hunting at Clintonville.
! II. L Graham and wife have returned
! from their wedding trip, and will re-
side at 442 East jefferson street.
Jonathan Mayberry of Slipperyrock
/ and c. d. Cook and j. P. Graham OF
billiards were in town, yesterday.
w. L. Hoon Of Oakland twp. is in the
| Butler County Hospital with typhoid
! fever. He has wife and two children
at home.
Thos. Lardin of Bolivar. n Y, in the
cheese making district, is the guest of
his brother-in-law Harry Moorhead,
| this week.
Miss Florence Murrin was chosen by
| the School Board, Tuesday evening. to
succeed Miss Reynolds as teacher in the
Broad street school
Harrison Campbell, one of Venango
| townships best known citizens, visited
| his cousin, Thomas McLanahan, of
Penn street, Tuesday.
Miss Ida McFann, of McFann, and
| Rev. HaZlett, of Buffalo twp, left
Butler Tuesday to attend the state Sab
| bath school convention at Altoona.
Miss Lillian Jones' daughter of John
S. Jones, of Mt Washington is the
guest of her grandparents, John l..
! Jones and wife, for the first time in
seven years
George AIDE. a Chicago newspaper re-
porter is coming into prominence as
humorist His FABLES" now appear in
the Sunday papers, and some of them
are in book form.
Robert IvelI. wife and child of Marion
twp took in the Pittsburg Expo. during
the latter part of last week, and also
saw the Highland Park Zoo and the
Schenley Park flowers.
John f. Hines and Miss Effie Beatty,
were married at the residence of the
brides mother Mrs. t. S. Beatty in
Brady twp, by Rev. Geo. w. Beatty,
on the 3rd. and will reside at Halston
Wilson McKissick and son of Concord
twp. were CITIZEN office callers, Fri
day Mr.. McKissick is a son of John
McKissick, deceased, who for many
years was the tallest man in Butler
county.
Miss Mary E. Graham of the West
End has gone to Col orado to spend the
winter with her aunt. Mrs. Elzimi ma
Dodds of Pueblo She also expects to
visit friends in Colorado Springs, Victor
and Cripple Creek.
Richard Denniston was in Millerstown
last week superinten ding the removal of
the bodies Of his six children buried in
the Hemphill cemetery to Butler, where
they were reinterred beside the body of
their deceased mother.
Miss Edith HARRISON of San Diego.
Cal. has lately visited relatives in New
Castle and is now the guest of her cous-
III, Miss Margaret HARRISON of Buffalo
twp. She is anxious to secure couple
of copies of the Massey HARRISON book to
take home with her.
John Runyan, of Charboy, Michigan,
visited his sister, Mrs. JOSEPH Mangel
of Middlesex twp, last week. This
wa his first visit to Butler in 45 years
He left Butler in 1884, when but II
years of age, went to Michigan and has
been farming and numbering there
since.
Walter r. Duncan, one of Co. Els
Spanish war veterans who is pumping
ON the Patterson farm on the Bullcreek
road, and Mrs. Florence Thompson, |
daughter of Mrs. E. L. Stroup of Insti |
tute Hill, were married last Thursday
by Rev. Eli Miller The happy couple
cook a wedding trip to Cleveland and
Philadelphia.
Rev J, w. Neyman, of Chicago, who
preached in the First Baptist church of
this place last Sunday is son of Mr..
Josiah Neyman, Of Oakland twp, and
was born and raised in this county.
Rev. Neyman's sermon was highly
spoken of. He is pleasant speaker
with a good voice and fine delivery,
besides being able and interesting in
his calling.
Leopold Goldsmith came back to But
Ter last week. after an absence of nearly
three months in Europe. He left Balti
more, July Sd, in a steamer bound for
Bremen, and spent most of his time
while away with his parents who live
in Hesse-Cassel, a state of the German
Empire. He did not visit the Paris
Expo. He enjoyed his visit with the
old folks, had pleasant trips across the
water, and will resume his place in the
| Surprise Clothing Store-next door to
| the Butler Savings Bank.
With a registration of over 600, 900
New York ought to have a population
of over 100000, and easily be the
| second city of the world.
"A man named Thompson from
Wick Station was caught in the act of
stealing whips and robes from buggies
at Kramers livery during the Republican
meeting last night
Letter to John HiIdebrand IL Son
| Butchers, Butler, Pa.
Dear Sir: Porterhouse, so much; neck,
so much; all the way between.
Just so with paint. Devoe lead and
zinc is the porternouse. Nobody wants
| the neck; the between, some say, is good
enough for them.
| But Devoe costs less, not more, than
between. Lead and oil is between; it is
the old-fashion paint But zinc has