Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-09-05
PERSONAL.

Ex-Co. Com'r Samuel Marshall is Sc
riously i'll.
Ell. Gibson Of Parker twp, attend
ed the Fair.
c. \. Johnston Of New Castle visited
Butler friends, last week.
Miss Duff of Washington. Pa, is the
guest of Miss Mary Bowser.
E. s. Kregar Of Concord twp. was in
town on business, yesterday.
Patrick Mcbride of Coylesville was
in town, on business, Monday,
John Hildebrand, also, wears boots in
summer He's afraid of snakes.
Miss schietle Of Freeport is the guest
Of Miss Rockenstein of Broad St
Mrs Nancy Heater of Prospect was
brought to the Hospital, Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Smith of Ravenna. O. is
the guest of Mrs G.. n. Burkhalter.
A. L. Latchaw,. wife and mother. are
visiting Mrs Latchaw folks in Butler.
Harry Siebert and wife of Allegheny
is visiting his father, William Siebert.
Mrs. Graham and daughter Of
Youngstown are the guests of Mrs. s.
n Kidd
Miss George Crane of South Main st.
has accepted position in the schools OF
Irwin, Pa,
Maj. Albert G. Negley OF Florence
Ala, is the guest of his brother, John
H. Negley.
Miss Thomas of Bradford is the guest
of her aunts Misses limerick OF North
Washington st.
Miss Clara Riley of Etna was the
guest of Miss Kittie Siebert OF West
Wayne street, last week.
Philip Gruver of Gomersol and Sarah
J. Emery of Cbicora have lately secured
pensions of s. per month
Norman Jones of New Castle and
Edward Osborne of Allegheny are the
guests of Cashier John McMarlin.
John Wilbert former baker for J. A.
Richey. but now located in Zelienople,
visited friends in Butler, Thursday.
Thomas Humes of Clearfeld intends
visiting daughter in Cleveland next
week and taking in the encampment.
Markle Newman of Oakland was in
town, Friday, and said they were leas-
ing for the Speechly in that township.
Misses Rockenstein and Berg have re-
turned from a very pleasant visit to
Pan America and other Canadian points.
Miss Annabel Lefevre of Middlesex
,e -
at Zelienople She took her new wheel
with her.
Fl. Walker and wife of Centre Ave
and Charles Jiles and daughter of Penn
twp. spent day or two last week with
friends at Bruin.
Miss Lillian Ensminger IS entertain
ing IL party Of Pittsburgers, consisting
Of Misses Becker and Roeper, and
Messers Vogeley, Ball and Ensminger.
John Ayres, John Anderson and Mack
McLaffarty assisted the st. Petersburg
baseball club to defeat Clarion 8 to s
Saturday Anderson had three three
baggers.
Harvey Miller returned home last Sat
urday from visit with relatives in the
central part Of the state, which he great
Iy enjoyed His wife is yet with friends
in Tyrone.
Mrs. Matilla Deer and her daughter
Emma. who had been visiting their
uncle, Albert Hickey returned to their
home in Etna, las. Friday. They spent
a pleasant month at the old homestead.
R. NJ. Addleman of Venango twp.
was in town, last Thursday, and his old
friends did not recognize him, as some
days before he had had his face badly
burned by an explosion of gas.
Albert Arnold, of Mars, is having a
steam auto. built in Pittsburg, with
which to transport nitro o-glycerine from
his magazine to the wells. 1t will be
finished and sent to him, this week, and
people who want ride on it should
send in their names
Fred Culbert, who left New York on
May 1 to walk to Sioux Falls on wa
ger of $4,000, arrived there last Satur
day, 30 hours ahead of time. The dis
tance walked is 2, 200. Culbert left with
out cent and had not slept in bed
since his departure from New York,
Geo. B. Turner of w. Sunbury re-
turned home, last Thursday, from his
visit TO his son, who has a cattle range
in northwestern Nebraska. The wheat
crop in that country was light, but the
hay was good, and the grass remains
good on the ranges. The western coun-
try is very dry and dusty at present, and
the long ride was very fatigueing.
Some of the corn is burned brown, but
it is good in theavalleys Mr. Turner
stopped in Iowa, to see his brother there.
Bob Fitzsimmons, who has swung
around the circle and knows whereof he
speaks, in a recent lecture to young men
said: II never see young man dissi-
pating but / feel like taking him aside
and telling him that he is wasting his
strength and squandering his brain pow
er and storing up for him self legacy of
disappointment and suffering. It is not
a question of morals. 1t is question of
self interest Life is like a sparring
match. A man needs to be in the finest
possible condition to have any chance of
victory"