Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-10-31
PERSONAL.

Pan-Am.. Monday.
Henry E. Criner Of Middlesex twp.
was in town. Saturday.
L. D. Campbell, producer Of Magic,
was in town, Thursday.
Prof. John c. Digit of Zelienople was
in town on business, Monday.
Chas. Glasgow of Clinton twp. rented
his farm, and has moved to Butler.
Warren Gibson ,'f Venango township
was in town on business Thursday.
Japhia McMichaeI of Clay township
did some shopping in Butler, Friday.
A little daughter Of Benson Shrader
of Mexican St. is i'll with brain fever.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hamilton of Concord twp.
did some shopping in Butler, Saturday.
Glenn w. Christy of North Washing
ton was business visitor Wednesday.
Walter A Allan of Greenville was the
guest of Andy Mckinley, of this place,
last week.
James Pryor and Robert II. Young
two old citizens of West Sunbury, are
seriously III.
James Bolton and wife of Connoque-
Messing township were in town, Tuesday
doing some shopping.
Henry Berg AMI C. E. Miller are do
! ing the Expo. which is booked to close
for good Saturday night.
Joel Baker of Prospect is making a
success of his barber shop under the
| Farmers National Bank
Henry Galbreath of Winfield twp.
and his brother. j. N. of this place, ex-
changed visits this week.
w. J. Plough of Evans City is doing
a large amount of slate roofing in Pitts
burg and surrounding towns.
w. J. Thompson of West Sunbury is
in poor health, and intends going to
Southern Pines, n. c., for the winter.
Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs Shaw have re
turned from an extended and pleasant
visit to Canton and Cambridge Springs
S. f. Johnston and W. P Criner of
Middlesex township returned from Buf-
alo Saturday, well pleased with their
trip.
DR.. L. Y. Groves Of Anandale stop
ned in Butler, Monday, on his way
home from a visit to his father in ELL
wood.
George Mitchell, Ct A Cypher, h. a.
Purvis, and several other Butler boys
have returned from Buffalo, and the
Expo.
Perry Stewart now holds the position
of travelling auditor and salesman for
the Empire State Nursery, located at
Waterloo n. Y.
Philip Sutton and wife of Penn town
ship did some shopping in Butler, Thurs
day. Mr. Sutton is now in his I'D year,
and has been blind for the past two
years
Greer McCaudless of Consequences
ing was in town, Saturday, and took a
short lesson in Astronomy from two
scientific gentlemen that ne met on the
street
G. NJ. Tsilka, the Greek, whose wife
was captured with Miss Stone in Bull
garia, was a classmate of Rev. J. W.
Cooper, 1T Union Theological Seminary
in New York.
David Mckee and wife of Grove City,
celebrated the fifty eight anniversey OF
their wedding day, last Thursday. Mrs
DR.. Showalter. of Chicora, is one of
their six children, yet living.
Samuel T. Marshall took advantage
of the fine weather of last week, to visit |
his old friends. He has not been III
good health for some months, but is
improving and is growing stronger.
Rev. Samuel Moore preached two ex-
cellent sermons in the 2nd Presbyterian
church last Sunday. Rey. Moore is F!
son of J. Christy Moore, Esq. of Centre
twp. and is now located in New Castle. |
Herman Lerner, who was raised near |
jefferson Centre and left this county |
after serving through the War and |
settled at Mt. Athos, near Appomattox, |
Va, is visiting the scenes of his boy |
hood.
Samuel Johnston of Summit township |
was around visiting his friends in But
Ter, Tuesday. He was born on the Deer |
or old James Maxwell farm, near Han |
nahstown, November 20, 1920, and will |
be 81 years of age on the Goth of next |
month. His health is good but his legs |
have become feeble.
ton given by the First Ward Hose Co. |
Monday evening, in honor Of Carl |
Leighner, George Krug, Jr. and Percy |
Keil, members lately married, and their I
brides and of Charles and Will Ritter |
and Earl Thompson, who depart this |
week for Seattle. Wash After music. |
dancing and other pastimes, an oyster |
supper was served and rocking chairs |
were presented to the young married
folks.
Charles p. and Will Ritter of s. Main |
st. and Earl Thompson, son of ex-Pro |
Thompson, leave for Seattle, Wash, |
this week, where Will Ritter expects to |
enter a large clothing store and his |
brother Charles and Thompson expect |
to be employed in the drug business. |
All the young men have always been |
very favorahly known at home and it |
is the wish of their many friends that |
they may be successful on the Pacific |
co2st.
Justices McCollum, Fell, Mitchell !
and Mestrezat Of the Supreme Court Of |
the state, stopped off at Butler, last
Saturday afternoon, for an hour or two, |
while on their way from Erie to Pitts |
burg. They were met at the p. d W.
station by several Butler lawyers and
friends and driven over the town; after
which they held a reception at one of
our hotels. Justices Fell and Mitchell
are Republicans, and McCollum and
Mestreza. are Democrats. They seemed
to enjoy their visit here, and left for
pittaburv nm tha h.1h n I'M train