Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-04-12
PERSONAL.

T Cal Wise Of Penn twp. was in town,
Tuesday
Mrs Elvira Lyon is back from
Florida
I /. C. McClymonds Of Evans City was
/ in town on business, Tuesday.
VIII Heydriek and family have gone
to Housekeeping at 80 ". Peen ST.
Charlie Goodwin has opened a jewelry
and repair shop on jefferson street
DR.. o. P. Pisor Of North Hope was a
business visitor in Butler, Tuesday
Ed Steighner Of Herman Is recover
ing from a severe attack Of pneumonia
Ed L. Rice and wife ofFo-ward twp
did some shopping in Butler, yesterday.
Henry studebaker aged 96 years Of
Jacksville had a serious stroke OF par
alysis, Sunday.
D.. c. Cubbison Of Harrisyille has been
appointed 10 West Point from the End
Congressional district Of Kansas
Grant Grossman Of Brady twp. was
in town. Tuesday. He lately returned
from York state where he was agent Tor
the Home Comfort Range Co.
Ex-Sherif John 7. Kelly was stricken
with 50 severe an attack Of heart failure
last evening at his home on W. Jeffer-
son street, that his life was despaired Of.
Joseph Moore, lately Of Grove City,
has moved to North Washington where
he will engage in the hardware bust
ness with his sOn-in law, J. A. William
son
Mrs. John Wadden drove into Butler
from Plano Sunday morning, 10 meet
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ed Waddell,
who was returning from "A visit to her
husband
Supts. Gibson and Painter and Prof.
Irvine attended the Round Table Of
Superintendents and Principals at
Greenville, last week, and Prof. Gibson
read a paper
Eugene Rauscher and Charles Henry
have left for UniontOwn, Pa, where
Raucshers have contract for building
fifty coal miners houses. The job IL
expected TO last eight months.
Teussrd DeWolf, political editor Of
the Pittsburg Leader, returned 10 the
city, Sunday. after weeks loaf at
home. Tense started in as a route re-
porter and is gradually working up
ward in the newspaper world
Harry King Of Saxonburg il mem
Der Of Troop A, 1lth L. 5. Vol Caval-
~. which was with Gen. Lawton when
he was killed at San MateO. The Gen
eral was standing near Harry on the
firing line and had spoken to him just
moment before being shot,
Ex-County Treasurer Francis An
derson of SaxOnburg has a big family
Bible whose records date back " lI3,
the Oldest entry being, 'Garet More
was born in the year Of our Lord on
March the 5ist. 1919. Mr. Anderson
intends 10 place il in the SaxOnbHrg ex-
hibit at the County Centennial.
ID. A. Heck and son Will left last
Thursday for COlnmbiana, Ohio, 10
take charge Of their store there. The
rest Of the family viii move a. soon as
John, who il recovering from typhoid
fever, il able ~ be- about Mr. Heck's
many friends wish him success in his
new location.
y. J. Spohn Of Summit twp. il able
TO be about again after recovering from
the typhoid fever. His family, twelve
in number, had an all winter siege of it.
OF the twelve. ten had the fever, seven
being sick at Oae time Two, Hattie
and Lee, died The disease is supposed
TO have been caused by pool of stag
nent water in field below the house.
John w. Coulter, Esq. while in ALE.
gheny twp, few days since, sat in
chair that il nearly 200 years old. The
chair il split bottom, straight back
one and win probably DC at our Centen-
rial IL il now owned by Mrs. John
Sutton and was the property Of her
great grandfather, James Anderson,
and was made shortly after the year
100 Mrs Sutton also has a large Bi-
bic that Is very considerably over hun
dred years old.