Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-05-17
PERSONAL.

/ MIS-. JOiln w. Coulter - NlSlJill- ne
parents at Emlenton-
Miss Adah Seaton of Venango twp. i
visiting friends in Butler.
Mac" of Penn twp. is in favor of 1
| boss race for the Centennial.
George West of S. Washington St. i
seriously i'll with pneumonia.
J.N. Kirker of Lancaster twp. cam,
to Butler on business, Saturday.
James Finley. Of Franklin twp. SOLD
some fine cattle in Butler. last week.
Mrs. Mile Gold and daughter OF
Summit visited friends in Butler, lately
Butcher Hildebrand brought IS fat
Indiana county steers into town Mon
day.
DR.. F. V. Waldron, of Evans City, in
( tends erecting a business block in that
/ town.
Al Hecks family leave for Columbiana
@, today, and good luck go with
| them.
Sam1 Badger of Concord was in town
Friday His wife is down with pneu-
monia.
Mr.. Thorne of Clay twp. now
in his Goth year, is seriously Ill of
Grippe.
H. Neithercoat of Middlesex and L..
NJ. Goldinger Of Donegal were in town
last week
Prince Mac braved the briny deep last
week. and is now astonishing the
Europeans
Major A. NJ Browns threestory
stable in Z. E. Pittsburg burned last
Friday morning.
Prof Davis lost a roll of bills on
Main St, last Saturday and viii liber-
ally reward the finder.
Mr.. Cooper, the tailor, spent yester-
day at his branch establishment at
Clarion, taking measures.
Miss Name Fletcher, of Whitestown,
is the guest Of Sup'dt Graham and
family at the Poor Farm.
Earl Cleeland carried off share of
the honors at the athletic exercises at
Washington and Jefferson College.
A. ]. Wolford of Coaltown passed
through Butler, Saturday He lately
returned home from trip to Georgia,
Frank Kohler was the victim of
bycicle collision Tuesday and had his
chin and right hand painfully bruised.
Miss Maude Brown and her brother
Arthur are visiting Mrs Walter Kirby
at Marietta, o. They went down the
river in boat.
Dr. jackson and wife formerly Miss
Zelia Muntz of Zelienople) visited But
ler on legal business yesterday. They
now live in Beaver Falls.
VIM r. Campbell of Oakland twp
and daughter were in town Saturday
and Miss Campbell took the examina-
tion for a Teachers Certificate.
Chas Schmoker aGd Katie May, (who
had been cook at the Butler House for
several years. took out a marriage Ii
cense in Pittsburg last Thursday.
James NJ. Galbreath ard wife, VIM.
H. Walker and wife ana Miss Anna
Thompson attended the funeral of Mrs.
DIR. Mckee at Slate Lick, Monday.
w. II. Larkin, |. G.. Charley Smith,
Ed Bredin, and Harry and Lou Colbert
expect to leave New York on the steam
er Rhineland next Saturday for Europe
J. L.~Burton and sister of Middlesex
twp were III town Friday taking out
letters of administration on the estate
of his father John w. Burton who died
May ).
William Costello has moved to Ferris
where his daughter will keep house for
him He has lately been appointed
postmaster. The best wishes of their
Butler friends and neighbors go with
them.
David Cypher Of Mercer street former
superintendent of the Gas Co., left
Wednesday with his family for Seattle,
Wash where they intend max
ing their home
DR.. Hockenberry, of W Sunbury, has
in his possession a pocket book carried
by the grandfather of Aunt Hannah
Hockenberry, Charles Campbell,
during the Revolution. 1t will be
among the relics at the Centennial
Richard Hughes, the Main st. barber,
has bought half interest in the wall of
DR.. Waldrons new building (six inches
of ground) and will tear down his pres
ent building and erect Il fine new one,
to correspond i'll size and appearance
with the Waldron building.
County Sup'd't Painters cheeks have
been unusually red since Monday morn
ing, and his smile was indicated an ex-
ceeding great joy. It's a boy-a twelve
pounder-an and the Professor felt so good
over it that he promised to crate at
West Sunbury on Decoration Day.
Khaki's the color that everywhere