Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-09-19
PERSONAL.

moving to Chicago.
Ed Graham expects to soon 30 engag
ed in the grocery business again.
! Perry Campbell, the West Wayne
ST. blacksmith is on the sick list
Sarah ]. Thorn of Peachville has been
granted a pension of s. per month.
S. r. Stoughton of Franklin township
was in Butler on business, Thursday.
S. N. Seaton of Butler has been
granted an increase of pension 50 to =.
VIM. Hooker and wife of Minneapolis
are the guest of jos. Clinton and wife.
f. W. Lingerman has moved from
West street to Cross street on Institute
Hill.
August Stice and daughter of Clinton
township did some shopping in Butler,
| yesterday.
Prof Fred. Breed of the South Side
is experimenting the public schools of
Vandergrift.
Chris. Stock and wife, Of South Main
street are rejoicing over new boy who
came last week.
Mrs. Aland and her daughter, Bertha.
visited friends il Buffalo and saw the
Expo, last week.
Attorney Harry Martin of Bonneville
Mo-, is visiting his father John L
Martin of Sarversville.
Blair Hooks and wife Of South street
started Tuesday morning to Visit the
| Buffalo ExpO. and Falls.
Misses Ida and Elizabeth Rockenstein
of Allegheny are the guests OF their
aunts on South Main ST.
Jesse Heydrick returned from Indian
| Territory last Saturday. He speaks
hopefully of that territory.
James f. Brewer and James Watson
of Clinton twp, attended to some legal
business in Butler, yesterday
J. N. Wick of Kansas is visiting his
brothers, Madison ard Harrison, and
other relatives in this vicinity.
j. NJ. Patton Of Concord township in
tends removing to New Castle, and will
have public sale on Wednesday, Oct.
End.
Frank Ambrose, prominent Arm
strong county farmer, is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. FL. E. Laird of Fairview
Ave
Phillip Burtner. the old veteran Of
| Saxonburg, attended court, last week,
and was on the jury that convicted
Miller
J. ~ Galbreath on Monday attended
a meeting Of the board of trustees OF
Westminster College, Of which he is a
| member.
d. Fl. Caldwell has resigned as fore
! man of the Butler Engine Works and is
now at the Westinghouse works at East
Pittsburg.
John Black of Allegheny twp attend
ed the reunion Of the 101st and l03d
here, Tuesday. he was at Cleveland,
| last week.
Miss Stella Pape's dancing classes will
| open October 1st. All pupils should
send in their names next week, to III
u. Jefferson St.
| Conrad Druschel Of Lancaster town
ship served on the jury last week, and
| he and Mrs ID. did some shopping in
Butler. Saturday.
| L. X. McFann and wife Of McFann
| attended the G. A. X. encampment at
Cleveland, last week and then visited
| their son in Ohio.
Miss Helen Walker Of the Diamond
attended the wedding of her friend,
| Miss florence, at Indiana, Pa, as
brides maid, last evening.
Harry ODonnell returned from the
Pan-AIn. a few days ago. He was on
the grounds and near the Music Hall
when the President was shot.
w. J. BARLEY Of Silyeryille was
among the old soldiers who attended
the reunion Tuesday. Mr.. b. was also
at the Cleveland encampment.
Misses Stella and Genevra Mates have
returned from "a pleasant visit with
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
J. McCandless in Forward twp.
VIII Allen and wife returned from
| the Pan-Am. last week. He says the
assassination of President Mckinley,
cast gloom over the entire city.
| DIR. s. M. Bippus Is back at his Office,
corner OF Washington and Cunningham
i streets, after an absence Of some weeks.
The Doctor looks improved in health.
Last evening at the brides home on
Nolth Main street occurred the wedding
| of Miss Louise. youngest daughter OF
late Charles McCandless, and Mr.. Page,
Westinghouse electrical engineer.
Miss Eva Hartman visited relatives in
Allegheny and Warrington, w. Va,
last week. and is now with her brother,
| II .r.1 ttfo 70 yaf in
Lake Park, Md.
Miss Jennie daughter Of j. G.. Van
dyke and Findley. son OF Herman Rea,
Of Marion twp, were married in the
Clerks Office Wednesday afternoon by
Esq. Anderson.
Geo Wbitehill has returned from a
trip through the East where he
bought a complete line OF Heating
Stoves and Gas Supplies. He has named
his best heater after the b. II. Il p. Il. II,
Earl d.. Thompson Is home from the
Ada, Ohio, University. During his stay
there Earl became the Uniyersity's stan
pitcher and graduated from its phar-
maceutical department.
Mr.. A. johnson Of Franklin, Nebras
ka, H. johnson and Mrs. j. Hanlen Of
Irving, Kansas and Mrs J. II. Gale, OF
Il. e. Pittsburg are the guests of Mrs.
Judge A. McCandless Of Butler twp.
| Harry Walker, Cranberry township
pumper, had his pocket picked ON the
train on the road home from the fair OF
pocketbook containing several dollars
and railroad tickets for himself and
family.
Miss Harriet Smith, daughter oi
Nelson G. Smith of Fairview and Mr..
George Krug, Jr., were married at s a
n. Wednesday, at the brides home
Rev. 4 s. White Of the M. Il. church
officiating.
Esq. Cramer Of Buffalo dropped in t.
see rs. last Friday, on his way home
from Cleveland. He says they all had 8
delightful time at the Encampment
and thinks Cleveland is one of the fines
cities in the country.
w. J. Craig, recent graduate of the
Butler Business College has just secur
ed the position Of individual bookkeepel
for the Germania National Bank o.
Pittsburg. His fine penmanship secured
him the position over A other appli
cants.
Fred. Wilson. an orphan boy from
one Of the homes in Pittsburg, wal
| given home by VIM. Brown of Centre
! twp, last Spring He left Mr.. Browni
on Saturday the 7th inst. and has not
yet been heard from. Information re
garding him can be left at this office
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