Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-01-17
PERSONAL.

VIM. Love of Ekastown was in But
| Ter, last week.
Croft Johnston was in town on lega
business Tuesday.
Jacob Riger of the West End is raffel-
ing off fine driving mare.
Mrs. Nettie Turner is sick with grip
at her home on s. Mexican St.
B. Mccormick has moved his family
from Silverville to Brush Greek.
o. NJ. Patterson and wife of billiards
did some shopping in Butler, Friday.
Frank Philippi OF Butler, son of John,
is in South Africa, with the Boer army.
NJ. II. Brooks, one of the Democratic
candidates for Justice is sick in Chica-
go.
Mrs. A. ]. Riggle, of Rural Ridge,
Pa, did some shopping in Butler Mon
day.
Q. G. Shannon of Connoquenessing
attended to some legal business Tues
day.
G. B. Gilleland of Cranberry twp. is
serving his country on the jury, this
week.
Attorney N. B. Mcbride of Chicora
is reported to be sick and in critical
condition.
Mrs. Frank Fisher is building fine
new house at the corner of Penn and
Mexican streets.
g. Kaylor of Fairview twp. and
sister. Phoebe. visited John Phlllppl
and wife, Monday.
Co. Comm'r Gillespie left the Hospit-
al last Thursday, and is again at his
desk in the Court House.
Mrs. Joseph Criswell is in Pittsburg
helping to nurse some Of her folks VINO
are down with the grippe.
Miss Sarah McQuistion of South Main
street is recovering from a threatened
attack of quiusy and blood poisoning.
Philip Burtner, aged 81, and the old
est man in Saxonburg save one) attend
ed to some legal business in Butler,
Wednesday.
r. H. McCutcheon has purchased the
Gus. Graft residence on E. Clay St. for
$4,000 and will occupy it after making
improvements.
Harry King, of Saxonburg, arrived
home last week after serving an enlist
ment in troop K. 18th L. 5. cavalry.
He had been in the Philippines since
October 1899.
Ira Gallagher. wife son and father of
New Castle, formerly of this county,
are all down with typhoid. They have
a boarding house near the Diamond IN
New Castle.
W. J. Steubgen of Saxonburg was in
town ON business, last week He ls a
member of Saxonia Lodge of Odd Eel
lows, who will give n supper and dance
in the Opera House on Thursday the
oath.
Judge E. McJunkin whose right side
was disabled by a paralytic stroke, four
or five weeks ago, is so far recovered
that he can move his right leg and
stand erect upon it but has no power as
yet over his right arm.
w. Fl. Campbell of Concord twp. was
in Butler, Tuesday, and got official
word of his appointment as Clerk OF
Courts His bond must be. forwarded
to Harrisburg and approved, before his
commission will be made out.
J.H. Pisor of Worth twp. is serving
on the jury this week. Mr. Pisor is at
present teaching in the Plain Grove.
Lawrence Co, school He has not
taught for nine years past, but in all
this is his twenty-second year as
teacher.
John A. Stoner, son Of Chris Stoner,
formerly of the Waverly house, is or
ganizing a lodge Of the Prudent Patri-
clans of Pompeii, in Butler. and meet
ing with deserved success. Mr.. Stoner
intends moving his family from Erie to
Butler in the spring and becoming a
permanent resident.
DIR. Peters and wife were the guests
of Daniel Lardin and wife of Walker
avenue, last week, and on Thursday
evening q family reunion was held
with J. g. McCray and wife, of Johns
town; J. NJ. Mccullough and wife ard
daughter of Altoona; Mrs. Van Peters
and Miss McCracken, of Oil City; Mrs.
TAYLOR and son. of Herman, and Harry
Sumney and wife, of Butler, present
VIM. Campbell Jr. r. c. McAboy
and wife Rev. Worrell, Mrs. Graham
and daughters. of Butler and Revs.
McNees Of Glade Mills, Decker of West
Sunbury, Kelly of Allegheny twp.
Barber of Grove City, Hazlett of Sar-
versville, Alter of North Washington,
Cunningham of Parker, Cheesman of
Pittsburg, and McCallip of East Brady,
were among those who attended the
funeral of the late Rev. J. r. Coulter at
Crawfords Corners, Monday.
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