Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-07-18
Personal.
Will Douthett is recovering

Mexico.
J. S Altman of Donegal, visited But
Ter, Friday.
Miss Nellie Nixon is recovering from
typhoid fever.
W H. Wigton of Cherry twp. was in
town. Tuesday
Commissioner McGarvey was 81 years
of age. yesterday.
Walter Cupps, a son of Rev. David,
is recovering from typhoid.
Anthony Thompson and his son, NJ.
Ct. We're in town, yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Bippus of w Cunningham
st. is i'll with gastric fever.
Mrs Cyrus Campbell is visiting her
son, Robert. at Amos. W. Va.
Geo. W. Fair of Salem, W. V, visited
old friends in Butler Co, last week.
W. S. Moore of Muddycreek twp. at
tended the bridge hearing, Saturday.
Linn Anderson, of the Census Print
ing Office in Washington, is home on
vacation.
Jas Mahan. Jos. Wally and T. H.
Allen of Parker township, were in But
Ter, Saturday.
John Updegraph and V. c. Vosler of
Worth twp. attended tie bridge hear
ing in Butler. Saturday.
f. P. Gormley of Fenelton was seized
with a severe, but temporary, attack OF
! illness while in town, Tuesday.
]. S. Daugherty of Slipperyrock twp
and mother visited Ed Beatty and fami-
ly of Lookout Aye, over Sunday.
Will Faber. of Butler, has returned
home. He served in the Philippines for
two years in the Attn Z. S. volunteers
Simon Young, formerly of Bonny-
brook. is in poor health at the home of
his daughter, Mrs Forsythe on the
South Side.
Chas. Jamison of this place drove
Belle Onward in $500 trotting race at
Detroit Monday, getting sixth place.
The best time was 2:114.
Samuel Grove, an aged and respected
citizen of Mars is seriously i'll. He is
affected with paralysis which is gradu-
ally spreading over his whole person
H. S. Gibson and family lost some
silverware few evenings ago. While
they were sitting on their front porch,
somebody slipped in the back door and
stole it.
Misses Scott of Indiana Pa, were the
guests last week of their uncle DR.. j. M.
Scott of Carbon Black, and Friday the
Doctor, his daughters and their visitors
formed pleasant pleasure party on a
trip to Butler
NJ. A. Berkimer Lew Colbert, Morg
Davis, Lon Russell and A B. Mcfarland
went to place in the woods and among
the lakes about 125 miles north of To
ronto. where they will fish and rest for
week or so.
George Scott saw the Smile race, last
Saturday, between the q. of P. crew
and that of Trinity College, Dublin, on
the lakes of Killarney. The I. of P.
crew won, though they lost on the short
drive at Henley to the English crew.
VIM. Shakley, Buttercup has been
granted pension of $12 per month.
Jacob Schmidt, Butler, has been grant
ed a so pension; W. B. Ramsey, Park
ers Landing. $12; Jane Turner, Butler.
s.; Sophia Rose, Butler, So
John Cleeland, father of d. l.. Clee
land, jeweler and optician, celebrated
his 90th birthday, Tuesday. He has
been living with his son D. L, Cleeland.
for nine wears, and has been an invalid
all these years, not being able to walk
on account of his feet being paralyzed.
His health otherwise is very good, for a
- l, he 1,O IaIa 1erb
to live to see a hundred years. Mrs.
John Pattison, Of Hadley, Pa, Mrs G.
NJ. Farrah, from Sandy Lake, Pa, his
two daughters, Mrs. Pattison's son
Paul, jeweler, from East Liverpool,
Ohio, and DIR. j. S. Cleeland, of Pitts
burg were here to help Mr.. Cleeland
celebrate his birthday
Ex-Coroner Heber Mcdowell of Pitts
burg has just received a letter from Ted
Charleswortb, at one time prominent
Pittsburg business man and officer in
many secret societies, who has not been
heard from for at least four years by
his friends and was supposed to have
been killed in Chicago railroad wreck.
He is now in st. Luke's hospital,
Chicago, having been there for the past
four months. He has heard that his
father had died in Sheffield, England,
leaving large fortune. to which he is
heir, and wants to make inquiry of his
people here as to the truth of the report
that has reached him, and thinks that
some of his people are living in Butler
county
On Monday the c. A. G. of Chicora
defeated the Chicora Reserves in one of
the best played games Of the season by
a score of 5 to 3. Although the pitcher
of the Reserves was an experienced
man and from abroad, the boys hit him
hard in the seventh and eight innings.
They now wish to arrange games with
the S. N. A. of Petrolia Now watch
the battle royal The Renfrew Butler
war not be patching to it. The S. N.
AS are called after DR.. Andre of Petro