Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-11-21
PERSONAL.
Cliff Wick is an uncle.

Hon Jos. hartman is on the sick list
Mrs. J. H. Negley is visiting friends
in Pittsburg.
DIR. Redick and family have returned
from Cambridge.
Mrs Bovard of Beaver is the guest OF
Mrs c. n Leighner.
J. 4. Andrew of Karns City served on
/ the jury last week and this.
Esq. Andrew Thompson of W. Sun
bury is i'll with pneumonia.
G.. E. Hilliard and son of Parker twp
drove in to Butler, yesterday.
Chas. Miller has gone into business
for himself in Beaver county.
Philip H Lehnard has been appointed
postmaster at st. Joe Station
id Williams of Forward twp. was
! in town on business, Thursday.
Ellis Hesselgesser of Winfield twp
was in town on business. Friday.
John G. Thompson, of Brady town
ship, is enjoying his term ON the jury.
Sheriff Hoon was taken sick at Mil
lerstown, Monday, but is getting better
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bowers of Greece
City are rejoicing over the arrival OF a
son.
Blair Hooks returned Saturday from
an extended sojourn in the Ohio oil
fields.
Linn Borland is convalescent, and
now puts in an appearance at the store
daily.
J.H Mccain, Esq. of Kittanning, is
interested in a case on trial in Butler
today.
Mrs. d. B. Douthett, nee Brown, is
living seriously Ill at her home in VIII
kinsburg.
James Bortz and Fred Imbrie of Har-
risville left for Los Angeles, Cal,
yesterday.
TIP. Watts of Louisville has to eat
his old straw hat, as the result OF an
election bet.
Rev. Enterline attended the Baptist
Young Peoples eight annual meeting in
PittsbGrg last week.
The Divel" sold out his fish market
in Kittannipg and is back in Butler.
He's Jolly good fellow"
Miss Ada Henry and Miss Thomas of
Sharpsburg spent Sunday with Miss
Leah Richey of N. Mexican st.
John Smith, son of Smiley Smith. is
expected home in January after three
years service in the Philippines
Mrs. Becker of Colorado visited the
Chicago stock yards. and is now in a
hospital for nervous prostration.
Robt. Mcfarland, Republican County
Chairman, is i'll at the home of his
father-in-law. NJ. N Greer, in Buffalo
township,
DR.. Showalter was in town yesterday,
and intends visiting friends in Fayette
county, aud reaching Washington by
Sunday morning.
Col. Haworth and wife lately return
ed from trip to jamestown, N. Y,
and back, in buggy, which they both
greatly enjoyed.
Ex-Sheriff W. B. Dodds of Adams
vile. Crawford county, is visiting his
SON T. J. of Miffiin St. Sheriff is nurs-
ing his right hand, injured by kick
from horse.
Charles and Will Ritter and Earl
Thompson are making their home at
the Continental Hotel in Seattle. Wash,
and report themselves well pleased with
the Pacific coast.
Conductor McQuistion killed large,
fat bear, while hunting in the noun
tains, few days ago, and had so many
r L 4
left for himself.
J. r. Moore of North Hope attended
court as a witness in the Dodds suit last
Thursday. Mr. NJ and his wife lately re-
turned from visit with friends in New
York and Jersey City.
]. S. Bortz and Fred Imbrie of Har-
lisville started Tuesday for Los Angeles
where they expect to make their homes
in the future. following the barber and
hardware businesses, respectively.
John j. Martin. who for the past II
years has been connected with John
Hildebrand e. Son, has resigned his po-
sition and accepted one in Supt- Hyde's
Office of the B. R. q P. r. R., in Butler.
Jos jefferson called at the White
House, last Saturday, and told the
| President that we ought to elect two
Presidents one to do the handshaking
and the other to attend to the business
Supt. O. s. June has been transferred
| to the Marietta district of the National
Transit Co. and will move his family to
| that place about Jan /. He will be
succeeded in Butler by Z. ID. Williams
Of Warren.
Geo. Fl. Lefever is making his annual
| trip through this section, taking orders
! for all kinds of fruit trees and ornamen-
/ tai stock. His goods are always true to
name and he replaces all that do not
| grow the first year. He is stopping
| with his niece at 113 Lincoln St
Michael Sturm of the 3. r. IL p Cafe
went hunting the other day and mistak-
| ing his dog for big, brown bear dis
| charged both barrels of his gun at him.
| The dog ran home and now refuses to
accompany him hunting, evidently
afraid that Mikes Gin may not be so
bad next time.
Miss Margaret Wilson, one of Pros
poets fair daughters. is now convassing,
Butler, for book entitled Our Coun-
try"-a complete history of the United
States, and also history of the settle
ment of the continent. 1t consists of a
1000 pages. with over 800 illustrations
and makes magnificent Christmas
present.
A large company of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
L. Cleeland's friends assembled in the
Y NJ G. A building last Thursday
evening and from there marched down
to the Cleeland residence and took it by
storm The occasion of the gathering
was the twenty third anniversary of the
marriage of the Cleelands, who received
handsome chair.
Mrs. NJ H. Grafton left, Monday, af
ter two weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. J. H. Negley. for her home il
Kansas City, Kan, stopping off for 8
: few days stay with friends near Graf
ton, w. Va. Mrs Grafton Is grand
: niece, by marriage, of Alexander Camp
bell, decd, founder of the Disciple
church.
Markets.
Z Wheat, wholesale price. ..... .6S 2