Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-08-15
PERSONAL.
Biz Bntler Fair-Sept. 1856.


Mrs. McCandless.
w. w. Blackmore and family are II
Buffalo this week.
Fl. J. lift of Pittsburg was in town or
business, Saturday.
Mrs. Retter of Philadelphia is the
guest of Mrs. Pape.
Miss Clark of Clarion is the guest Of
Miss Mary Bowser.
.L.R. Wallace of Oil City is the guest
of his brother. W. FL.
Harvey Miller end wife started fol
Bedford Springs, this morning.
Ex-Com'r Harmon Seaton of North
| Washington was in town, Tuesday.
Mrs Beaver of Sharpsburg is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. DIR. Brlck-
er.
Robert Buchanan of Franklin town
ship did some shopping in Butler, Mon
day.
VIM. f. Smith of Brownsville attend
ed to legal business in Butler, Wednes-
day.
Fred Hyle of Evans City was elected
President of the Western Penn'a Fire
mems Association at Uniontown. yes
terday.
H.H. Campbell and John Tebay of
Eau Claire were in town on business,
Tuesday.
Jacob Dambach and E. E. Goehring
OF Zelienople were i'll town on business,
Tuesday.
VIM. Mccall of Butler lately pur-
chased a fine team Of horses in Middle
sex township.
Charley Broaden and wife of New
Castle visited friends in Butler, last
week and this.
J. w. Croft Of Cooper & Croft, Coop
erstowD, and wife did some shopping IN
Butler, Tuesday.
p. Scott and W c. Negley attend
ed Gen1 Negley's funeral in L. L. Pitts
burg last Saturday.
Mrs. J. A. Horton and Mrs. Miller,
both of W. jefferson St, visited tr1ends
in Renfrew, Tuesday.
| Mrs. f. e. Bracken of Miffiin street
was taken to the Hospital, Wednesday,
for typhoid treatment.
Langdon Reilly, of Marks & White
sides store at Glade Mills, is building a
residence near the store.
| Mr.. Frauenheim, owner of the Enam-
ell works at Zelienople is building four
houses on the Extension.
Mack Leslie of Middlesex twp. who
was seriously i'll with stomach trouble
last week, is recovering.
ESQ. Bedillion of Glade Mills return
ed, Monday, from three-weeks sojourn
| with relatives in Washington Co.
Mrs. Samuel Sutton of Morton Ave.
who has typhoid fever, was taken to
the Hospital Wednesday evening
| VIM. Watson and wife of Mt. Chest
nut left Butler for the Pan-Am. and
Buffalo and Niagara Falls, Tuesday.
Albert Moore of McKeesport is visit
| ing his father, Andrew Moore near
Greece City, during the big steel strike
w. II. Grove of New Castle is in
town, looking the picture of health and
the new boy at their house makes him
feel happy.
| Miss Effie E., daughter of Theodore
| Acre, and Clifford, son of Peter Kennedy
both Of Winfield township were mar
ried, Monday.
| DR.. J. S. Dodds of Pittsburg was here
on professional business, last Friday;
He is a son of Robert Dodds. decd, of
near Valencia.
| Misses Dindinger, Gelbach and Dam
baugh of Zelienople went to Buffalo,
| Tuesday, and L. G. Goehring and fami-
ly are going today
| Ex-Sheriff VIM. Brown sold his home
stead farm of 320 acres at Brownsville,
| this week, to Robert w. Irwin of Wat
tiers Station, for $500
J. P. Davis brought his daughters,
Mrs. Allen and Miss Lulu to town,
Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen will go to
house keeping in the 9th ward.
Mrs. E. J. Granwood of Baltimore is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. S. Croft of
Lancaster twp and her mother, Mrs
Z. J. Forester of Whitestown.
Mrs. p. Campbell and Mrs John SUIT
ton, both Smithfield, w, Va. with their
children, arrived in Butler, Tuesday, on
a visit to Clerk W. Fl Campbell
ID. w. Forester of Prospect, returned
| Monday, from Kane, Pa, whittier he
had taken his daughter, Miss Blanche,
| who is suffering from hay fever.
Miss Frances Dodds of Prospect, who
has been nursing in the South Side Hos
pital, Pittsburg, is recovering from II
siege of typhoid in that institution.
J.B. Caller is now with the P. FL.
Sechler Co of Butler, and his family is
living in Allegheny. He is doing good
work and has lately secured some good
orders.
Agnes, daughter of Esq. George F.
Easley of Buffalo township, and Thomas
Gallagher, a Jamestown, N. Y, glass
blower. were married in this place,
Monday.
J. NJ. Keister and wife of Glade Run,
drove to Butler, Saturday, and did
some shopping Mr.. Keister is in good
health but is afflicted with partial
lparalysis
| A. Z. King of Troutman has built a
inew barn 50x60 feet in size. this sum-
mer 1t is slate roofed weather board
ed and painted and one of the best in
the county.
Jim Hutchison was not in his office
yesterday ard this was the notice on
bis desk "Out of town-Am not in now
and will not be in until | return-will
return in a few days.
| DIR. Redick and family, w. G. Thomp-
son and wife, AL Bowser and wife, Mrs.
l.. B. Stein, Misses Weisner and Miller,
and quite number of other Butterflies
are doing the Expo. this week
Findley, the photographer, returned
home, yesterday. He attended the
Photographers National Convention in
Detroit, and returned by way of Buffa-
10. His gallery will be opened, Monday.
Mary A., daughter of George Noullet
, of Water street, and John Dunn. book
keeper for Larkin 81 Co.. were married
at a, m. Monday in the German Cath
olic church, Rev. Romelfanger officiat
ing.
, Walter Duncan of Jefferson township
was in town, Saturday. He is suffering
from malaria, contracted at Fort Wash
, ington, three years ago. He visited hi
! mother-in-law, Mrs. Strc1p of Institut,
Hill
r Simon Croft of Whitestown was il
: town, Tuesday, and reports good whea
and hay; short oats, corn and potatoes
, and the fruit drying up. He brough
! eight bushels of good onions to marke
,of,1 rrI.+ faar 70 n hrc thnrn