Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-10-03
PERSONAL.

J. W. Haworth and wife are visiting
relatives in New York.
Henry Post OF w. Winfield visited
friends in Butler, Friday.
w L. Cross of Great Belt attended to
some business in Butler, Friday.
George Burkhalter went with the
boys to Philadelphia, yesterday.
John w. Coulter and wife left for the
Pan-American, Tuesday morning.
Isaac Andrews is canvassing for
Murat Halstead's Life Of Mckinley.
w. S. McCrea and wife have returned
from their trip to the Falls and Expo.
Rev. Eli Miller moved to Allegheny,
Tuesday, and will live at 92O James st.
DR.. Leighner wife, daughter and
Mrs. Pillow, went to Buffalo. Tuesday.
w. S. Allen of Glenora attended to
some legal business in Butler, Tuesday.
Miss Cora B. Campbell of w. Sun
bury is nursing in a Cleveland hospital.
Allen Barr of Prospect is attending
Westminster College at New Whining
| ton.
George Pillow and family of the West
End returned, Saturday, from the Pan.
Expo
Mrs. Sullivan and her daughter, Mrs.
Shaw, are visiting relatives IN Canton,
Ohio.
w. A. GalIaugher and wife of Jeffer
son twp. did some shopping in Butler,
Saturday.
Hon. A. G. Williams, wife, daughter
and sister in-law went to Buffalo,
yesterday.
John C. Goehring of Forward town
ship did some shopping in Butler,
yesterday.
George Washington was a great man,
but he never played with the Pittsburg
nine Times
Mrs. DIR. Leighner returned, Satur-
day, from a short visit with friends in
West Sunbury.
Mrs. Archie Yeakel of Saxonburg
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. P1-
sor at Middletown.
II. II. Goucher and family are visit
ing relatives in Bradford, and taking
in the Buffalo Expo.
Katie Rodgers and Allie Collins of 5.
Main st. returned, Tuesday, from a
weeks stay at Buffalo.
John Feigel and family went to
Philadelphia with the First Ward run
ming team, Wednesday.
VIM. McMarlin of Pine twp. Allie
gheny Co., visited his cousin, James A.
McMarlin in Butler, Monday.
Miss Frances Dodds of Prospect has
returned to her position as nurse IN the
South Side Hospital, Pittsburg.
Mrs. Annabel Prior of Middletown
has bush laden with ounces which
exceed any others we have seen in size.
Geo. Rider of Centre twp. and John
A. Lewis of Venango twp. attended to
some business matters in Butler Satur-
day.
A Young son of Samuel Williams of
Clay twp. is i'll with appendicitis and
on Saturday Drs Hockenberry and
Weidman performed an operation on
him.
Miss Nellie B. Hezlep OF Flick has re-
turned to Marietta, Ohio. where she is
sophomore in the Marietta high
school
Sup'd't Leslie, late of the Pittsburg
police. and his brother. left Butler. this
morning, on their Auto. for Buffalo.
They will probably take dinner at
Mercer.
Hon. John Dalzell of Pittsburg will
be the orator of the day at the dedlca-
tion of the Drake monument at Titus
vile, tomorrow
Robert Fitzsimmons in his cozy libra
nv at Bensonhurst is hard at work on
his new book, Some Noted Men Whose
Stats Have Swatted.
DIR. Linn of s. Mexican St. had a
slight stroke of paralysis. three weeks
ago, but is now better. The doctor is
the oldest man in town.
Mrs. Fl. Q. Walker Of Williamsburg
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Z. 8
Campbell of w Sunbury, and other
relatives in this county.
Capt. J. p Boggs has moved to Evans
City, from the farm he was born and
raised on, and which has been in the
family for about 70 years.
Mrs j. Nelson Fulton and Mrs.
Esther Thompson, of Middlesex twp.
were in Butler on Friday last visiting
friends and doing some shopping.
Harry McFann, who has been in the
California oil fields since last winter,
has returned home. He and his sister,
Miss Ida, started for Buffalo, Wednes-
day morning.
Reuben Dutter of Connoquenessing
twp, Secretary of the School Board,
was in Butler, Friday, securing a sup
ply of the School Laws for the use OF
the township.
DIR. Holt the dentist, has dis%ntinu
ed his Office here, and will locaE in Ro-
| chester, Pa. He was doing well here
but his wife wanted to be nearer her
home in Beaver.
Esq. Hamilton of this place has
| brought to our Office an asparagus beam
pod. raised in his garden, which is
twenty-five inches long and contains
twenty-one beans.
John Edmondson, John s. Robb. l..
D. Reese and John Goettman droye a
splendid team from Pittsburg to Butler,
last Sunday morning, and spent the day
with Morg. Davis.
DIR. Jack Aber, the well known young
dentist and Miss Krause of Meadville
are to be married next Wednesday.
Miss Ruby Feigel of Lookout Ave, a
cousin of the bride to-be, is to attend as
maid.
At noon, Tuesday, at the brides
home occurred the wedding of Adaline,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.. Bonner
of Mexican street and Montgomery A.
Houston of Allegheny. Rev. White
was the officiating clergyman.
AL. Schmoker. son of VIM. Schmo-
ker, formerly of Butler, but lately of
Allegheny, was member of Co. @,
Ninth Cavalry, lately massacred on one
of the Philippine islands, and it is
feared he is among the number who
perished.
ESQ. August Schilling of Reibold re-
turned from his trip to Buffalo, and the
Expo. particularly well pleased with
his trip. He was suffering from rheu-
matisrn when he started and came back
cured. He went by way Of Cleveland
and steamer to Buffalo, and he thinks
/ the quivering of the boat shook the
rheumatlcs out of him. Anyway he
threw away his cane at the Expo. and
: went on his way rejoicing.
Letter to Thomas HoOn.
Butler, Pa.
Dear Sir: John r. Hermance, oil
Rhinebeck. n. Y, who is famous fol
keeping his handsome farm buildings IL