Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-08-29
PERSONAL.
Big Butler Fair Sept. 3-4-5-6.

Big Butler Fair Sept. 9-4-5-6.
Tom Frazier Of the First Ward is on
the sick list
Mrs Viii Heydrick, who was serious
ly ILL., IS improving
N. Patterson and wife are visiting
friends at Sandy Lake.
E. c. Snyder and wife did some shop
ping in Butler, Saturday.
w. s. McVay, the newsdealer. return
ed from the Expo. Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. c. Rebel of Glade Mills did
some shopping in Butler, Monday
Mrs. Wigton of New Castle street
was taken to the Hospital, Sunday.
| S. Poolos and family have returned
from visit with friends in Sharon.
S. D. Miller was lcalled to Oil City
Monday, by the serious illness of a sister.
R s. Hindman of West Sunbury at
tended TO some business in Butler,
Thursday.
Conrad Snyder, the old veteran of
Brady twp, called on his Butler friends,
yesterday.
Harry ODonnell and wife of Clear
field twp. did some shopping in Butler,
yesterday.
w. s. Cashdollar of Adams township
attended to some business in Butler.
yesterday.
w. j. Fletcher ard daughter of Con
noquenessing did some shopping in But
Ter. Saturday.
Steele, the clothing man, is in New
York buying goods for his new and
handsome store-room.
Grant Ziegler of near Evans City is
said to have drawn a quarter section IN
Oklahoma, at the late lottery.
Helwig Crime and wife were in town,
Tuesday selling their farm to Harvey
Morrison Of Middle Lancaster.
Tom Reed and Mark Twain have been
Yachting together off the coast Of Maine.
Mark, how that would Car you.
Mrs. Jennie A. Miller of Mercer street
has been on the sick list again, having
had three hemohrages, last week.
Robert Krause and family of Delano,
and Ed. Frederick and wife of Chicora,
visited the ''Pan--Am." at Buffalo, last
week.
Joseph Sherman and family Of South
Washington street were at Buffalo last
week
D. A. Horton and wife of Buffalo
who have been visiting his brother. j.
A of w Jefferson street, have returned
home.
VIM Allen. OF the olectropating
works, was called to Cory, Pa, We'd
nesday, by the serious illness of his
father.
Eugene Pape intends having his
STANDARD Billiard Room" in the Reiber
building, fronting the Lowry House,
ready for the Fair.
J. N. Muntz returned home on Tues
day. from his western trip. He spent
some time in Los Angeles, and reports
the Butterflies there in good health.
N. NJ. Graham, of Victor, Colo, is
visiting his brothers, r. FL. and G. NJ.
in this county; and Miss Mary, daughter
of r. H., who had been visiting her
aunt in Pneblo, Colo, is home.
Miss Maude Woods, the reputed pret-
tiest girl in the United States, and whose
profile adorns the Pan-American med
ais, died of typhoid fever, at her home at
Beaver Dam, Va, last Saturday.
NJ. J. Black, the big man of Allegheny
twp. jollied his Butler friends, Tuesday.
If John should ever be elected to judi
cial position his bearing on the bench"
would be something tremendous
William Cooper, the Merchant Tailor,
arrived home from London his native
town, Monday. 1t was his first visit for
80 years. and he noticed no great
changes in the town. He went and
came on the st. Paul, of which Tom.
Lyon, is one Of the officers. He was
one of party of hundred and fifty
who called upon Carnegie, and had din
ner with He is looking well and gained
twelve pounds during his trip and rest.
r. Fisher Of the Centre Ave- dye
works, returned home, Monday. He
has lately spent several weeks in the
vicinity OF Manchester, Halifax and
Bradford, England, visiting old friends;
and says that rural England is para
disc The Westinghouse Co. of Pitts
burg, lately purchased large estate in
that neighborhood, and are building a
big works, and laying out town in an
old Park, thing that the people look
upon with horror. Mrs. Fisher returned
with her husband from a visit with
friends in New Brunswick Mr. t.
gained twelve pounds during his visit.
Get ready for the next great event
the Big Butler Fair-Sept. 3-6.