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

Pensions Minor of H. B. Beighley
Zelienople. $1,000.
Congressman Showalter spent Mon
day night in Butler.
r. Fisher and wife went on to Buf
falo, Tuesday, TO see the Expo.
Miss E. { Seaman of Cincinnati has
moved to Zelienople.
Neyman Christley of Slipperyrock
twp. Is seriously Ill
Miss Marion Thompson is visiting
friends in Emlenton-
Dr. j. Rodenbaugh of Allegheny VS.
tied friends in Butler. Tuesday.
Rev. J. s. Mckee attended a clergical
meeting at Youngstown, o., Tuesday
Mrs. Robert McCutcheon of E. Clay
street Is seriously i'll with infammatory
rheumatism
Mrs. Geo. Miller and family of Gin
ton township did some shopping IN But
Ter, Saturday.
Mrs. Nelson Dlvis of Allegheny is the
guest of Harlan Book and family OF
Franklin twp
Attorney Al c. Troutman is now
connected with the Ferguson Law firm
in Pittsburg.
John Murphy, son of J. B. Murphy,
and wife of Allegheny, are visiting
friends here.
Miss Sarah McFadden of Philadelphia
visited Miss Alice Collins of s. Main
St, last week
C. 7. Walters and John Hampstead
of Clinton attended to some business in
Butler, yesterday.
John Cruikshank. aged 81, and Mrs.
Robt. Smith eyed 73 Of Winfield twp,
are both seriously i'll.
James T. Quigley of Gresham Neb..
visiting his brother D. d. Quigley,
now with Brown q Co.
J. S. Bovard Of Mercer twp. who
recently returned from California is i'll
with typhoid pneumonia.
Howard Pyle of Muddycreek twp. in
tends removing TO Beaver Falls, and
will have a sale on Thursday, the oath
Harry Goodwin now has studio in
Philadelphia. He had two pages Of the
colored supplement of the Press, sun
day.
Mrs. A. L. Shrader and her daughter,
Mrs. LantZ, and Mrs Dawson returned
last week from a pleasant trip to Buffa-
10, the Falls and Canada
Vim. Marshall. clerk in the Oil Well
l. RS. III
Mary L. Clark Of Allegheny were mar
ried at Youngstown. d few days ago
Thomas Henderson, farmer of near
Harrisville, was lately sand bagged and
robbed Of S37 while on his way home
from Grove City, where he had sold a
load Of peaches.
Sir Thomas Upton, who has been
spending a million a year, for some
years, IN vain efforts to Tiff the
America cup, made his money in Ceylon
tea and he calls it 'tay."
Mrs. DR.. Bricker killed a six-foot
blacksnake in their back yard, a few
days ago, and the DIR. celebrated her
victory by buying what is the hand
soonest carriage in Butler.
Mrs. susan PATTERSON, D. III. NeHley
and wife, Mrs Minnie Ritter, Mrs
Kittie Crane and J N. Patterson attended
the funeral Of the late Maj. Felix G.
Negley in Pittsburg, Tuesday.
Mrs. Mccormick, wife Of Rev. Nc
Cormick, who thirty years ago was pas
tor Of the Butler q. p. church, and is
now located in California, is visiting
friends in Butler accompanied by her
daughter.
Bethuram H McQuistion of the
Centre ave. drug store Of Redick &
Grohman and Miss Mollie, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bates Ralph Of
Oil City. were married, Wednesday, at
the brides home After a week s
wedding trip the happy couple will
commence house keeping over Mr.. Nc
Quistion's place Of business on Centre
Ave. The groom is a son OF Health Of
ficer b. =. McQuistion and member
Of one Of Buffers old and respected
families Along with hosts Of other
friends the CITIZEN extends congratu-
latiOns