Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-03-15
PERSONAL.

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W. W. Blackmore Is east buyini
goods for C. f. Miller.
Quincy Redic Of Glenora was CI1I
ZEN office visitor Saturday
Absolom Monks and his son, VIII, o
Flick were in town, Tuesday,
Prof. Win Campbell Of the Winfield
twp. schools was in Butler Saturday.
VIM Meyers and wife of Lancaste
twp. did shopping in Butler, Friday.
J. o. Emery and wife Of Youngstown
visited his friends in this city last week
7. J. Hutchison. the hardware dealer
/ Of C6operstown, was in town, Tuesday
Mrs Robert Trimble of Middlesex
twp, did some shopping in Butler, Sat
urday.
Miss Bard. teacher in the Butler
schools has resigned, on account Of Ill
health.
BENZ Hockenberry Of Cherry 5. visit
ed his daughter, Mrs. Perry Dlckey'
I last week.
/ Miss Jennie Daubenspeck Of Renfrew
.
| last week.
Miss Nellie Ekas and Mrs. Truyer Of
Cooperstown did some shopping in But
/ Ter, Tuesday.
Amos Elliott, the Centre twp. school
! teacher, Is lying i'll with typhoid at the
Butler Hospital
P. 5. Campbell of Washington twp.
visited his daughter, Mrs. Heber Flem-
I ing III Mars last week.
Miss Mary McCleiland Of Butler at
tended the funeral Of her brother, John,
in Mercer twp. last week.
John Williams, who is working in
Pittsburg for the p d l.. E. X. R., vls-
tied at home over Sunday.
6. S Huselton was elected Tax Col
lectOr Of Penn twp, instead OF Geo. n
Graham as at first appeared.
James A Negley, so long connected
with the dry goods house OF Hood
Foulkrod d Co, Philadelphia, is report
ed i'll at his home in that city.
L. D. Borland, buyer Tor the popular
store Of Mrs. J. E. Zimmerman IS IN
New York, buying spring goods.
Walter Stewart Of the Oil City Biz
zard visited his brother Ed the West
Penn telegraph operator, this week.
w. c. Black, the Bruin merchant re-
turned home Monday from attending
the funeral Of his aunt at Blairsville.
Mrs. j. f. Zimmerman, accompanied
by her trimmer, Miss Burton, is in New
York attending the Millinery Openings.
Mrs. Alexander Bell of w Sunbury
visited her daughter, Mrs. w. j. Adams
last week and Mrs. Adams is spending
this week in w. Sunbury.
Grant Cruikshanks Of Middlesex twp.
was in town, Tuesday. Grant Is the
owner of some Of the best horses in the
county including the famous Bonnie
Brook
Mrs. J. c. Brown and her family and
her son-in-law, Charles Sellers, Of the
the Freeport road Butter twp, intend
emigrating to the state of Washington,
in April.
County Clerk w. p. Turner received
word. Yesterday, of the death of his sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. James Tuner at her
home in Iowa. She was sister OF John
NJ Turk of Mercer twp
Edward S. Avey, agent for the New
York Life Insurance Co. is moving from
Dayton, Armstrong county to Butler
He will occupy part Of the McCrea
House on +. jefferson st.
David Spence Of Evans City was in
Butler Friday. greatly improved IN
health, though he has not been able TO
do a days work in five years. Some
time ago he nearly died of hiccoughs
which he cured by the use Of Kimmel
Rev Wilson H. Sloan Of the Presby
terian churches at Prospect and Whites
town, and Margaret daughter Of Will
liam Humphrey, the Portersville mer-
chant, were married last Wednesday.
After wedding trip they will make
their home in Prospect.
VIM. n. Mahaffey Of Flick and Miss
Sadie Sarver Of Ekastown were married
March 7th: and on the Sth held recep-
tion at their home at Flick where they
were greeted by 4j of their friends and
neighbors who sat down TO a grand
feast. Vocal and instrumental music
was furnished and an enjoyable time
had by all present.
ID. G. SandersOn Of Franklin twp. has
been seriously i'll for the past eight or
nine weeks with Inflammation of the
bladder. and other serious troubles CON
necied Herewith, but is slowly recover
ing. DR. A. Holman Of Unionville and
DR. w. G.. McCandless Of Butler are the
attending physicians. His speedy re-
covery is hoped for by his many
friends.
Lew Kamerer of Greenville, young
er brother of Peter Kamerer Of Butler,
and connected with the firm of McCaf-
ferty q Co. lumber contractors, is
stopping at the Central while his firm
il filing its contract with the b. X. & 2.
for ties and timber for the new switches.
A year or 30 ago his firm had big con
tract for the spiles and other lumber
needed for the new docks at Savannah,
Ga and sitting in the hotel Office the
other day, Mr. Kamerer told some in
teresting stories of his experiences with
the southern people. Almost every
body who has spent any time in the
Southern states predi cts race war in
the near future.