Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-01-10
PERSONAL.

P.I. Mays of Fairview township was
in Butler, Monday.
II. L. Kelley of Worth township visit
ed friends in Butler, yesterday.
VIM. Galbreath of Winfield township
visited friends in Butler, Saturday.
A. w. McKibben of Clinton twp. did
some shopping in Butler, yesterday.
Thomas Humes and daughter of
Clearfeld, did some shopping in Butler
yesterday.
J. A. Jolly and R. NJ Sloan of
venango township did some shopping in
Butler, Tuesday.
Roberts got the order of the Garter
as part of his reward for putting his
best foot forward.
Mrs. Jos. Logan of jefferson township
and Mrs W. Wagner of Allegheny
were in town, Tuesday.
George NJ Say of Bruin and half
hundred other citizens of Parker town
ship were in town, yesterday.
Charles ]. Burckhalter of Butler has
been granted Sc per month pension
PAYABLE from March 30, 1899.
VIM. Falkner of Winfield township
was in with a load of dressed pigs last
week, for which be got 81 cents
pound.
Attorney j. NJ. Galbreath, who was
confined to the house by an attack OF
grip, last week, is again at work IN hls
office.
Mrs. P. II. Sechler and two daughters
of Prospect, and Mrs. Book of Beaver
Falls, left Butler for Philadelphia Mon
day morning, on visit with friends.
c. Barkley, Sherman Gallagher, w.
Barklev and E. Barkley were in Butler
on legal business, last Saturday. There
is some dispute about the accounts of
the Stamford Creamery.
James NJ. Starr Of Institute Hill was
made glad last week by the arrival OF
a bouncing young son; Walter Camp
bell, Sr, the machinist, says Jim. has
got to name the boy after him.
Mrs. NJ. Knauff of Jenkintown. Phil
adelphia, attended the funeral of her
brother, John ]. Reiber of this place,
last week, and is now visiting friends IN
Butler and Middlese1 township
Geo. L. King, of the King Manu-
featuring Co., of Pittsburg, and his
sister Miss Carrie spent several days
with their sister, Mrs. John Evans of
n. Main ST., who has been very i'll the
past three months.
David Scott of McKeesport was in
town last week. There are several But
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we'll, and among them Eddie Vogeley,
who has a good position as Private
Secretary of the Sup'd't of the Tube
Works
County Commissioner John ". Gil
lespie came to town, last Monday, suf
fering from a severe cold; began spit
ting blood, Wednesday, and went to
the Hospital He was threatened with
pneumonia, but warded off the attack,
and will be at his desk again in few
days.
Charles Fisher, who for year past
has been with Hyde Bros. d Co. OF
Pittsburg, visited his mother ON n. Nc
Kean St.. for few days this week.
Charley's employers buy up old rail
roods and relay them and he was sent
by them over large part of the United
States. He spent most of the summer
in the Red River valley in Louisiana.
Francis Anderson of Clinton town
ship was one of our callers this week
He has removed from Saxonburg down
to his old home at Riddles X Roards.
Mr.. Anderson is in his 10th year and in
the enjoyment of good health. He is
the father of 16 children all of whom he
lived to see married, and IA of the 16
are yet living He was elected Treas
urer of the county in 1871, and served
as such two years He has seen the ups
and downs of life but has always sus-
tanned good name among his fellow
citizens.