Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-04-11
PERSONAL.

| ill.
M. Wise was in West Virginia, this
week
John Goetz Of Spring Ave. is in i'll
health.
M L. Starr Of Petrolia visited friends
in Butler, Monday.
| d. A Logan of Middlesex was in But
Ter, on business, Tuesday.
Campbell Wright OF Clinton twp. has
moved to First Ward. Butler.
W. S. Morris OF Mercer ST. is visiting
his SOD. Frank, a: Niles, Ohio
". C. Currie has moved TO the Ham
mond house on South Washington st.
T. L. Anderson OF Allegheny twp.
was in town, on business, last Friday.
John Frazier is recovering from a
severe attack Of grippe and rheumatism
Esq. McAboy has been playing Job
lately-seyen boils on the back Of his
neck.
Mrs. J. VI. Walker of Jamisonville,
who has been i'll for some time, is i'm
proving.
Jacob Reiber of jefferson st. is in
New York. called there by the illness Of
his sister.
N S. Waterman of Evans City has
taken charge of planning mill at
Charleroi.
S. S. Kelly has an undertaker's certi-
ficate. and he is now assisting Mr..
Berkimer.
hon. ]. B. Showalter and wife were
in Butler, Thursday, on their way nome
from Washington.
Hollister Layton of Clintonville was
the guest of Edward Say Of Parker
twp, last Sunday.
George Miller of Jamisonville has
been transferred to Butler as section
boss on the Bessemer.
A. J. Stoops of Concord twp. and
Harlan Book of FraaKiin visited friends
in Butler, last Thursday.
H. C. Graham Of Franklin twp. and
L. A. Carmichael Of Mercer Co. visited
friends in Butler, Tuesday.
Attorney Winnet Campbell was taken
sick with appendicitis Sunday after
noon, bat is now recovering
Samuel Badger of Concord twp. was
in town, yesterday, and reports every
body well in his neighborhood.
John Leise of MuAdycreek twp. was
in town, Saturday. for load, and 1t
took him six hours to drive home.
G. NJ Rodgers. of the Millvale Jour
nal. attended the funeral of his brother,
Henry Keil. yesterday afternoon
J. Pierpont Morgan, head Of the new
steel trust, is guarded in London by a
force OF private detectives Now he
knows how it feels to be Gar.
John L. Riley. son Of Samuel of For
ward twp. and who was burned about
six weeks ago. is yet confined to his
home in Pittsburg, but is recovering.
Emperor William is now accompanied
by an armed body of bicyclers when he
goes out. Thus he becomes doubly the
representative Of the common veal
Carl Martin, w. a. Gerner c. L.
Jamison, Della Black and Sue Mechling
have finished the stenographic course in
the Butler Business College and gradu-
ated.
Ralph Campbell, who has been work
ing for the South Penn Oil Co, in
Monongalia covnty, w. ", is home on
visit to his parents, Cyrus Campbell
and wife.
Clair WATSON, son Of James Wasson
of Washington township, was taken to
a Pittsbnrg hospital. Monday, to be
operated on. He is seriously i'll with
appendicitis.
William Barber of Washington town
ship was in Butler, Monday, looking for
team Of heavy horses. During the last
three months Mr.. Barber has lost three
farm horses by paralysis of the kidneys
Frank Ray has lost good horse in the
same way.
Frank NJ Allison, formerly Of this |
place. and Mary, daughter Of William |
Hazlett Of w. Penn street, were married |
in Pittsburg, Monday. Both the young |
people have many friends in Butler who |
wish them long and happy union
The groom has been in the employe of
the Pennsylvania railroad for some
years.
Jesse Heydrick has returned from |
Indian Territory after starting one well
and contracting for another on his
lease there, and while walking over the
lease picked up nugget of pure gold,
worth fifteen dollars. Southern Kan
sas, Indian Territory and Northern |
Texas are infested with smallpox at |
present. Everybody has had it or ex
poets to have and the people seem to
think little more Of it than we do Of the |
measles here II is a mild brand Of it |
hut occasionally it il fatal
On Thursday last VIM. Walker sold |
for David Dale 3-l6 tbs interest in the |
Miller and Galbreath farms nears Mars, |
including nine producing wells.