Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-10-24
PERSONAL.

i Buffalo this week.
Joseph Hauck of S. Washington is at
4 the Buffalo Exposition.
Phil Schaul was married. Tuesday, to
Wilmington, Del. lady.
Frank Cochran, carpenter, of Con-
cord twp, was in town Monday.
Frank McCrea is hunting in the
| forests of Forest county, this week
Cyrus Campbell of E. Fulton street is
visiting his sons and daughter IN w. va
W. R. Campbell of Oakland twp, did
some shopping in Butler last Thursdny'
Paul Cronenwett moved into his new
house on n. Washington st. few days
ago.
w. J. Chambers and wife left town
| for trip to Buffalo and Canada. Tues
day.
George Rea and his wife of Marion
twp. did some shopping in Butler, Mon
day.
Morgan Davis of Mifflin ST. is in
Clarion county, this week, on hunt
ing trip.
Neyman Christley of Slipperyrock
township still continues i'll with cancer
of the stomach.
Mrs. Charles Schoenield and family
of Bruin visited over Sunday with
Butler friends.
Wilson McKissick and 2 p. Hiiliard
of Concord twp, did some shopping IN
Butler, Saturday.
Harry Kelly and Frank Keister re,
turned from Buffalo, last Friday well
pleased with their trip.
ESQ. Leslie and his daughter, Mrs.
Kind, Of Middlesex twp. did some shop
ping in Butler, Friday.
C. A. Fleischer of the glass works at
Hites station intends to move to farm
near Saxonburg, next spring.
w. A. Dennison, formerly of Butler
and Mrs E. w. Balcom of Brooklyn, n.
Y, were married on the 18th.
Jos. Wolford of Leota was in town,
SATURDAY.. The stump of the finger he
had cut off by gas engine is healing
nicely.
r. N. Barnsdall, whose agents are
IHklDZ ltdcGS III tniS NOObSy DO@AA
and south of Concord twp. is 300
FOUNDER.
Misses Maud Hooks, Ethel Groom,
Gussie Wick and George Lambert and
wife of the South Side are at the But-
falo Expo
Mrs. DeHass, who tried to lose her
two kids in Pittsburg some days ago.
TO rmerly lived in Butler, on 5. Wash
ington st.
Miss Mae Morris, daughter of W. ii.
Morris formerly of Butler, is now with
the Curtis Music Co. at $40 Federal st.
Allegheny.
The wedding of Charles B. Stoner and
Miss Ida, daughter of Matthew Bad
ger of Franklin township, occurred
Wednesday.
AL Heck of Williamsburg dropped off
in Butler, Tuesday and visited with his
friends. He is looking well and is as
jolly as ever.
Mrs. J. w. Mcdowell and son, Mr..
and Mrs Morse and the Misses Reed,
Donaldson and McCandless are at Buff
falo this week
John D. Mcbride and D. E. Mcbride,
sons of Robert Mcbride, decd, and now
living in Grove City, visited friends IN
Butler, Tuesday.
w. Ell. Miller sold Geo. Amy's house
on w. Clay st. last week, to Mrs. Daisy
E. Irwin, of Evans City, widow of Geo.
Irwin. decd. for 81 S75..
Newton Wiley and wife of Braddock
IL ~, rr-f<h I Nnlah 0f IQT-
ferson twp and took home very pref
ty bunch Of spice berries with them.
Linn Borland is lying sick with ty-
pnoid at his home on New Castle St.
and j. J.Frank of the Hotel Butler is at
the Butler County General Hospital.
CIV. Cramer, Esq, J. I. Atkinson,
w. j. BARLEY and r. w. Cramer, the
P. M. and storekeeper at Silveryille
were in town on legal business, Tues
day.
Jacob Albert of Franklin twp. was in
town Monday. His sister, Mrs. Jacob
Heck of Butler, spent part of the
summer with them and he was bringing
her home.
DR. J. M. Scott of Saxon Station was
in town, Saturday. He is taking an ac-
tive part in establishing the Academy
at that place, and will help make sue
cess of it.
Montgomery Dunn of Franklin twp,
ne ar Mt. Chestnut, was in town last
T thursday, for the first time in two
ears. He is in good health, but is par
TALLY paralyzed.
Capt Lev Walker, U. S. A. and wife
visited his relatives in Butler last week.
He has been stationed at Washington
for some years, but has lately been
transferred to Fort Hamilton, at New
York harbor.
Will Goehring had to burglarize his
own house Sunday evening because he
locked himself out on leaving for church
with Mrs. Goehring. Entrance was
affected by climbing the front porch
and breaking open window.
Geo. Amy sold his new house on W.
Clay ST.. last week, and is moving to
Avalon, Allegheny county. this week
The purchaser is Mrs. Daisy E. Irwin
OF Evans City, and she and her family
will take possession of the house as soon
as Mr. Amy's family vacate it. Georges
robust form and smiling countenance
will be missed in Butler.