Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-01-03
PERSONAL.

W. C. Bovard, of Cherry twp, wa
in Butler few days ago.
CLYDE Kennedy, of Leota, attended t.
business in Butler last ~tek.
C. y. Boyd and family visited friend
at Markleton during the holidays.
A. w. Shannon, of franklin twp.
called on Butler friends last week.
! DR.. Elder Crawford, of Cranberry
visited friends in Butler yesterday.
]. O. Emery, of Youngstown, ant
family, are visiting friends in Butler.
| Miss Stella Mates and sister visited
friends at Reibold during the holidays
Frank Greeneley. the FeneIton store.
keeper. was a Butler visitor Monday.
Chas Broaden, of New Castle, visited
friends in Butler and W. Sunbury, last
week.
Phil. Tack guarantees his Cleveland
stone not TO shell off or become rotten.
See ad.
A. ". Mellon, of Pittsburg, lately
paid $1170 600 for five paintings by old
masters.
L. NJ. Wise and wife entertained Mr..
and Mrs Laing, Of Salisbury, Pa, dur
ing the HOLIDAYS.
Miss Blanche Maxler has gone so
Wheeling, w Va. to take position in
the hospital there.
Rev. Nathan has received a govern
ment appointment in Morocco and took
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Hugh Young and grandson, Of Bald
win. visited his brother-in-law, Alex,
Hutchison during holiday week
John Williams. eldest son of Hon. A.
G.. has been assisting in the ticket
office in Allegheny for some months.
Chas. Macley, Of Franklin twp. was
in town few days ago. His son IS
teaching the Dick school IN that twp.
James G. Mechling and family. of
Pittsburg, spent the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Mechiing.
Rev. James NJ. Dunn. of Brady, was
in town on New Years Day and took
dinner with Charles Duffy and family.
viii Brandon has returned to Butler,
is living in Connoquenessing township.
Janus was two faced god and the
fellow who pretended to turn over
/. aw leaf on the first and didn't is like
him.
c. Y. Boyd was appointed Supd't Of
the Sunday School OF the First Presby-
terian church, vice w. d. Brandon, re-
signed.
Will Heydrick spent Christmas with
his family in Butler He and Lawl are
engaged on a surveying job east Of the
mountains.
10. Hull, 3. r. P. employe, on
Christmas moved from Clarion county
into new house built by Agnes Green
at Fenelton. ~
r. H. Peters, of Clinton, has sold his
interest in the old farm to his sister,
Mrs Sadie Felsing. and intends moving
to Rough Run.
Chas. f. and Harry c. Muder were
two Of Cranberry townships young
teachers who attended Institute and
called at the Citizen.
Charles Warner, of Middle Lancaster,
made the CITIZEN Office pleasant call
last week. He was ON his way to
Millerstown on business trip.
John Younkins has bought the old
Jessie Glenn property on S. Mexican st.
and the Misses Glenn have purchased
the Lon Shira house ON w. North St
Edna, daughter Of E. S. Kregar. Of
Greece City, and Philip Swartzlander, a
young tool dresser of Chicora, were
married Monday at the brides home.
J.C. F. Day, of West.Sunbury, visit
ed his brother-in-law Albert Whitmire,
of Butler, last week. Mr., fEhitmire is
working in the b. X. 81 =. fouDdhouse.
Harry Thompson of the I'd, ward is
home from the West Va. oilfields to
nurse rheumatic leg. Mr.. T. has been
running a string of tools for Jennings
Bros
Mrs Edwards, now at the Poor Farm,
is 102 years Of age, and beginning with
has seen the light of three cen
turies. She formerly lived in Jefferson
twp.
Ed. Harley and wife, of Midway,
Co, spent Christmas with
his parents, G. Harley and wife Of Race
ST. Ed. is in the employ Of the Forest
Oil Co
Walter McJunkin, of Clearfeld, Pa,
spent few days in Butler last week.
He is a son OF Josiah McJunkin, of Mer
Ger, and teller of the Clearfield Nation
al Bank.
Charles Freezing one of the tellers of
Butler County National and Miss Emma
Moulter. of Allegheny, were married i'll
st. Peters q. l.. church, of that city,
last Sunday.
Geo. Mohn Jr. of Pittsburg guessed
76, 061, 1876 or 2 less than the official
figures of the Census Bureau and won
$l5, 600 from the Press Publishing Co.
of Detroit.
Frank J. Mcmillan, of North Wash
lngton street, book-keeper for Humes
Company, and Ida NJ, daugh-
ter of Milton Sample. Of Harmony, were
married New Years Day.
The health OF Judge McJunkin who
was stricken with paralysis two weeks
ago, is steadily improving. His right
side is helpless, but there is still hope Of
his being able to move about again.
j. G. Redick and wife, of Butler, Maj.
A. S. Warner and family, Of Tarentum,
and Prof Will Stevenson, of Pittsburg,
were the guests Of DR.. McCurdy's fam
lily Tuesday -Freeport Journal
james Coulter, of w. Penn St, lately
an apprentice on the u. s. training
ship, Essex, at Philadelphia, is home on
a furlough and is to report for duty on
the cruiser New York" at Brooklyn
Navy Yard.
w. H. Painter, the Bessemer station
master at Boyers, has built himself II
handsome two story frame dwelling on
a lot purchased from Reuben Byers.
w. II. il brother of Dist, Attorney j.
M. and Supt. Howard Painter of Butler.
Chas. Fuhs driver for the Atlantic
Oil Co. was attacked and beaten by "A
rod man a. tha .nftnapuia afo l,la ia