Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-12-13
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PERSONAL.


Monday.
A. L. Brown of Concord was in But
Ter, Thursday.
Reuben McElvain is candidate for
/ J. p. See list
VIM. Gearing, of Evans City. was in
town yesterday.
J.R. McCallen of Cherry twp, was
in town Tuesday.
John G. Thompson of West Liberty
was in town, Thursday.
J.C. Freehling. of Winfield twp,
was in town, yesterday.
SJ. Taylor of Brady twp. was in
| town on business, Monday.
w. c. Barron lately sold some oil
property near Galatea, O., for So, 600.
Sultan Abdul Azziz, or whatever his
name is, bowed to the Kentuckys bow
Miss Josephine Conant of Allegheny
| visited her uncle Sheriff Hoon, last
week.
Frank McCurdy and sister of Brady
| twp. did some shopping in Butler, last
/ Thursday.
Benz. w. Garvin of Cranberry twp.
attended to some business in Butler,
J last Friday.
Alfred G, Meals of Pittsburg, for
merly of Concord twp. has been granted
a S6 pension.
DR. McAdoo has been rejoicing since
| Tuesday morning, over the arrival Of
his first boy.
Geo NJ Graham is now teaching the
| Dunbar school at Walters Station, his
goth winter term.
H A Vorpe of Allegheny was the
guest OF MS brother, Arnold, IN Middle
sex twp, last week.
Dave Spence was in town, yesterday,
aud says man got shot in Evans City,
| got it out of a store
V. C. Yosler and Abm Van Horn of
of Worth attended to some legal bust
ness in Butler, Thursday.
Mrs. Mary ]. Collins and Mrs. Ber-
nard Rodgers Of Donegal twp. did some
shopping in Butler, Saturday.
Dom Paul took notice that War Lord
Willies frozen hand was closely con
nected with the cold shoulder.
R. o. Rumbaugh, of Nixon's Home,
returned Saturday after four days
stay with friends IN Washington twp.
DR.. J. NJ. Scott of Carbon Black at
tended court this week as a witness in
the Ira Scott assault and battery case.
Thomas Wood, Thos. Wiley, Philip
Snyder and "A number OF other citizens
l,.fI l,r11f
Monday.
Mrs Mary Vogan, of Plano, has been
granted pension of $500 per month
E. H. Negley, of Butler, was her at
torney.
w l. Scott of Lancaster and E. w.
Kidd of Harmony attended the Q. P s.
S. convention as delegates, in Butler.
Tuesday.
Frank Keasy of Carbon Black was in
town, Monday He is cutting hard
wood in Winfield twp. aud finds ready
market for it.
Tensard DeWolf, of the Pittsburg
Leader tried to spend Sunday in Butler
but belated train curtailed his stay to
about six hours.
Howard Parks and Miles Whiting.
of Allegheny twp, finished a well in
Clearfeld twp Monday, and then went
home to see the folks.
w. j. Peaco of Middlesex was in But
Ter, last Thursday, and while here
bought two splendid, Barred Plymouth
rock ROSTERS from L. Sykes.
Ex- Sheriff Dodds, Of Adamsville
Crawford Co, is a delegate to the Sab
| bath school convention and is stopping
with his son, James, on S. Main st.
Frank Myers of Lancaster twp. enjoy
ed his week on the grand jury and spent
night or two with his old friend and
| neighbor, Jos. Graham, at the County
Home
Rev. Adam Sweinsburg, who for
| four years past, has been pastor of
Lutheran church in Salt Lake city,
Utah, is spending the winter with
friends in Allegheny and Butler.
Drs G. A. Cubbison and NJ. N. Grier
of Allegheny were called to Harrisville,
| last week, as consulting physicians in
| an important case. Mart has opened an
Office or Troy Hill, and is doing well.
DIR. J. w. Mckee of Saxonburg was
in Butler, Saturday, to meet his wife,
who l.ad been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. McGregor at Walters Station.
Mrs. Mckee is greatly afflicted with
rheumatism.
| G. f, Zehner, of Harmony, class of
! '02 in Westminster college, has been
elected one of the orators of the Philo-
math society in the annual debate be
| tween the Philo's and Adelphics. Each
| society elects three orators.
Thompson McCandless and his
brothers in-law w. B. and ]. S. Porter,
] of Euclid, were in town Wednesday
| settling up affairs connected with the
| death of Mrs. Christina Porter, whose
| DEATH with that of her son Bert. ap-
pears in another column.
E. G. Duncan of Greenfield. Iowa, is
coming back next month to see old
Butler county and his friends. He left
Connoquenessing twp. some nineteen
years ago, located in Iowa, and now
owns a farm of 760 acres and other
| property.
Paul E. Green, of Shloss Bros. cloth
ing store and Lulu NJ, daughter of L.
B. Young of Butler township, were
married Wednesday of last week. Both
| y DGOplt tIt Ntli hllOM IL anu pOPu-
lar, and the CITIZEN extends congratu-
lations along with their many friends.
! J. S. Adams, of Tarentum, enjoys
reading the Citizen" Mr.. Adams is an
enthusiastic member of the Royal Ar
canum. and lately attended a meet
ing in Carnegie Hall, Pittsburg, where
his lodge captured the prize for the
greatest increase in membership from
81 to l13.
Mrs Hall of Butler and Mrs. McGill
and. James Donaghy of Slipperyrock
twp. visited their brother Geo. VIM.
Donaghy in Crawford county, who was
seriously i'll, last week. Geo. VIM bought
, n farm near Adamsville, some years ago.
He is recovering from his late illness.
Hundreds of bushels Of apples and
peaches went to waste on his farm, this
, year.
OIL NOTES.
The Market this morning is $40
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