Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-03-07
PERSONAL.

E. s. Beatty of Harrisville has moved
to Oil City.
w. w. Bell Of Washington twp. wa
in town Friday.
Moses Hendrickson of Cranberry twp
was in town, Monday.
W D. Boyd of Mars attended to some
business in Butler, Friday.
Ezra Stewart of Cherry twp is lying
seriously i'll of pneumonia.
Rev. McNees. of Glade Mills, visited
friends in Butler, Tuesday.
Rob't J. Brown, of Cherry twp, did
some shopping in Butler, Friday.
Fl. J. Pontius, of Donegal twp, was
in town Oh '3gal business, Monday.
John Maitland, of Clinton twp, did
some shopping in Butler, Tuesday.
Samuel vandyke moved from Fair
view to Karns City, sometime age.
RI. Campbell of Concord twp. did
some shopping in Butler, yesterday.
J.K. and w. P. Snyder of Clinton
twp, yesterday, did some shopping in
Butler
Andy Carnegie has promised the
Episcopal church of Butler, a pipe
organ
Jno. L. Reichert, of Worth twp at
tended to legal business in Butler,
Friday.
W. D. Renick and sen of Keister at
tended to some legal business in Butler,
Monday.
Revs. Householder and Williams of
Butler are holding revival meeting at
West Liberty.
Miss Jeanette Smith of Centre is
visiting her sister, Mabel, at Crows
Run, Beaver Co.
Absolom Monks of Middlesex twp.
and grandson did some shopping In
Butler, Monday.
Andrew Eshenbaugh and wife, two
of Clay townships Oldest residents, are
both sick with grip.
W. D. Renick and son, of Slippery
rock twp, attended to some legal busi-
ness in Butler, Monday.
B.F. Hilliard, of Washington twp.
was in town. yesterday, and is can
didate for County Surveyor.
j. L. Turner and wife of Ferris re
turned, Friday, from a visit to friends
in Youngstown and Cleveland.
John N. Patterson took his daughter.
Alice, to Howard College, near West
Bridgewater, Mass, last week.
Col Thompson has received letter
lately from T. J. Alsworth of Canton,
Miss, an old Butler county boy.
Casper Freehling, of Winfield twp,
was the guest of his son Charles W.,
who now lives on n Chestnut ST., last
week.
Mrs. E, 81. Cronenwett of w. Pearl
street is entertaining Miss Craig of
Grove City and Miss Brandon of Salem,
W. Va.
Paul and Ernest Cronenwett have had
plans made for the houses they intend
to build on their lot at North end of
Washington st.
George Shiever, one of the publishers
of the Eagle, had severe sick spell
last Saturday morning. but is again
able to be about.
Rev Ernest 0. Graham has accepted
call from the English Lutheran church
at Springfield, Pa, and resigned his
charge at Bridgeport, Ohio.
DR. H. G. Malon. chiropodist, is locat-
ed at the Nixon Home for few days.
The doctor was here several months ago
and is an expert in his line.
Cyrus Harper, Sheriff Redick and
John T. Kelly attended a soldiers re-
union in Crawford Co.. last week, and
Sheriff Dodds showed them a great
time.
Reuben McElyain, J. P elect, has
rented the Office in the Harley building,
now occupied by the Torpedo Co.. Esq.
Anderson will go across the Diamond to
Frank Kohler's old Office, and Esq.
Keck will remain at his old stand.
She was dressed in a white skirt,
light blue jacket. and no hat, and every
body knew that she and her fellow were
after marriage license, Monday, and
the crowd of men about the Court
House were mean enough to stare at
her, but she was good enough looking
to stand it.