Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-03-28
PERSONAL.

JEFF Altman of Buffalo twp. was IL
town, Friday
c. n. Boyd is attending TO business
again after weeks struggle with the
grip.
s NJ Bailey, au Allegheny township
Gilman, attended to business in Butler,
Monday.
Mrs. Lewis P. Walker of Centre Ave.
is disabled by a severe attack of rheu-
matism.
Mrs. Jennie E. Miller of Mercer street
has returned from visit to her sister at
Sarversville.
Tom McLanahan, of the CITIZEN
office ard his mother moved to ALE
gheny, this week.
VIM. E. Brown, the Harrisville meat
man, attended the Commissioners ap-
peals in Butler, Friday.
Martin Morks, Robert Seton and
John Jack Of Flick were callers at the
CITIZEN Office, Monday.
Miss Marion Thompson of n. Main
st. has been i'll for sometime past with
infammatory rheumatism.
Dan and James McCrea and Clarence
RockeDstein formed a party that left
Butler for Mt Clements, Mich, yester-
day.
J. A. Richey has given A. Hoffner a
contract for the erection OF three-story
brick building on his property on South
Main St.
Jesse Heydrick left for Sapulpa, Indi-
an Ter, Monday. His company intends
drilling well on their lease in that
country.
Miss Margaret Mechling, who had
been very sick in a Pittsburg hospital,
arrived in Butler, Monday, in charge OF
her sister, Miss Jennie.
W. C. Kearns of Mars who bas been
blind for some years, is in the Butler
County Cen Hospital, where his eyes
are being doctored and there are strong
hopes for his recovering sight.
Attorney Charles Harrington Of Kit
tanning attended to legal business In
Butler Monday, and took time to call
on a number of his old Co. E 10th
friends.
Jacob M. Painter, Esq, will not be a
candidate for the nomination for the Of
flee of District Attorney, and has with
drawn his name. with thanks to his
friends for past favors and assurances
of support in the present canvas
Charles Duffy of Dubois and Charles
Kelly of McKean county, both Butler
county boys, raised near Branchton,
paid the CITIZEN Office a visit, Satur-
day. The former and his brother James
are employed by the B. R. & P. rail
road, and the latter in a lampblack
works
Alderman Race of Chicago is distrib-
uting cigars done up in tissue paper
which bears this legend:
Smoke Cigar with Alderman Race.
Candidate for Reelection, 35th Ward.
The Home Gas Co. has bought an
other gas WELL located in Summit twp
-Fifty-one liquor licenses, all that
applied, were granted in Lawrence
county.
The taxable property in Butler is
now valued at nearly three millions, and
the town IS TOU.OUU III ueDU.
Co L, 10Th N G.. p elects a Sec
ond Lieutenant this evening to succeed
First Lieutenant Tom Mckee.
Butler taxpayers should remember
that Saturday. March 80, is the last day
for the payment of 1900 taxes. All taxes
for that year not paid or arranged to be
paid will be collected as provided by
law after April /.
-Seanor & Mace bought dozen
horses in Grove City, Tuesday and eight
in Butler, yesterday. The prices rang
ed from $S5 to $40, and the. horses
were shipped from Butler to the Null
farm, near Philadelphia
The Bessemer put sixteen new
'pushers' to work this week to help
freight trains over heavy grades. 1t is
said that on April the name of the
road Will be changed to 'Bessemer and
Lake Erie" dropping the word Pitts
burg"