Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-03-21
PERSONAL.

Frank Murphy and wife are visiting
friends in Warren, Pa.
Miss Mary Sullivan has purchased a
property on Franklin ST.
Ben Stillwagon is making a success OF
the creamery at Moniteau.
JH. Maize of Punxsy is the Iew
Cashier of the Freepoit bank.
J.B. Brown of Concord twp. did some
shopping in Butler, Thursday
Miss Mary Hami ton, of New Castle,
is taking up coal leases in Cherry twp.
Deputy Sheriff Raney Houn is enjoy
ing carbuncle on the back of his neck.
W. J. Cooper, of Slipperyrock at
tended to some business in Butler, Tues
day.
Alf. Black, of Cherry twp, visited
friends in Ellwood and New Castle last
week
Isaac Miller of Parker has leased the
Armstrong Republican" OF klttan-
ming.
VIM. Lang, the Great Belt harness
maker, attended to business in Butler,
Tuesday.
Geo. B. Heck of Centre twp. let the
| light of his countenance shine upon us
the other day.
Supt. Painter finished visiting the
three-hundred schools and academies IN
Butler county, last week.
Daniel Goldinger of Donegal twp.
and A. j. Shook of Clearfield visited
friends in Butler, Saturday.
Donald Findley has opened a law
office at No. 30 Liberty St, New YORK
the Mutual Life Building.
Moses Johnston and G. A. Abrams
have been drawn for the Scranton term
of the U. s. District Court Apr. 9.
J. w. Glossner has sold his meat
market in St. Mary's w. Va, and is
visiting friends in Butler Co. this week.
Miss Susan Barnhart returned to But
Ter Monday from visit to her sister,
Mrs. S. H Moore, at Warrington w.
Va.
Charley Rittman, formerly of Middle
sex now has farm near Bakerstown.
He visited friends in Butler, last Satur-
day.
T. F. Nigel has sold his interest in
the hardware store to his nephew f. L.
Nigel and hereafter the firm name will
be Jos. Nigel & Son.
J. D. Wilson, Esq. formerly of Sax
onburg, returned to his home in Park
ersburg. w. Va Wednesday. after at
tending his law suit last week. Mr..
Wilson is fourishing in the oil well
supply business in Parkersburg.
90 W. Ziegler, the Harmony furni-
ture man served as juryman last week
O. w. has been connected with
the Ziegler furniture store in Harmony
for two years past and has built up a
thriving business trade
Charles NJ Campbell, of Concord,
who has been in the Butler Co. Gen.
Hospital for several days, has been op-
Grated ON, and large internal tunor
taken from his abdomen by DR.. Hoover.
Mr. Campbell is in a fair way to recov-
er.
L. d. Borland, buyer for the dry
goods and carpet department of the
Mrs. J. E. Zimmerman store, has return
ed from New York Having purchased
stock of seasonable and stylish mer-
chandise, it will pay you to visit this
store
Norman A. Phillips, formerly of New
Castle. and who is known here, is now
treasurer of the Pilgrim Publishing Co.,
of Battle Creek, Michigan, and has Sc
cured an interesting article from Ira ID.
Sankey for the March number of the
Pilgrim.
Capt. J. D. Mcfarland of PittsbGrg,
who died last Sunday, opened the Mud
dycreek field, by drilling the first well
on the Daniel Shanor farm about twelve
wears ago Mr.. S. Allen of Franklin
twp. is married to his niece, and was his
Overseer. He drilled over thirty wells
in this county.
Andy Carnegie is spending his money
faster than of yore. Before sailing for
Scotland last week, he sent check for
five millions to Pittsburg-- million
to keep up the libraries and four mil
lions to establish a fund for disabled
employees; and he offered to build 50
branch libraries in New York at cost
Of five millions more and sent a million
for library in St Louis-eleven mil
lions in all for one week.
Mrs. J. E. Zimmerman and Miss Bur
ton, head trimmer in the millinery de-
partment of the Zimmerman store, have
returned from New York city, where
they had been attending the spring mil
linery openings. This announcement is
all that is necessary to inform you
where stylish up-to-date hats and milli-
merry novelties can be found correct
styleslow prices high grades, is the
motto of this well known store.
Charles Beachem will have public