Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-03-14
PERSONAL.

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is seriously i'll
John Milton. Jr Of Middlesex twp. is
III with typhoid fever
Joshua Gallagher of Muddycreek tsp.
was in Butler, Tuesday.
! Z. G. Brown of Cooperstown was in
town on business, Monday
DR. l. 81. Stepp of Glade Mills was in
town on business. yesterday
D. G. Sanderson was in town. yester-
day, looking as well as ever.
James Rankin Of Penn twp. did some
shopping in Butler, Monday
W.K. Hamilton, the Anandale Coal
King, was in town, Saturday
Milton Burr and Mr.. Best of Glade
| Mills were in town last week.
Mrs. Jane Douthett Of Brownsville,
nee Brown, il visiting friends in Butter
Hildreth Walker of Centre Ave lis re-
covering from a afive-weeks siege OF grip
Charles White, is i'll at his home near
Prospect with a complication OF dis
eases.
Mrs. ]. L. Jones is lying sick at the
| home of her daughter Hattie, IN East
End, Pittsburg.
Jno. A. Hallstein and Henry Sander
son of Clay twp. did some shopping in
Butler. Saturday.
Mai. A. u. Brown, Butler county
boy. is being urged for first City Re
corder Of Pittsburg.
ID. G. Wadsworth and Robt. r. Blair
Of Slipperyrock twp were In town, ON
business. Yesterday
W. L. Burr of Forward twp. was
made happy by the arrival Of little
boy at his house lately.
Miss Ollie Dersheimer Of near Pros
| pect. has returned home after an ex-
tended visit in PittsDurg.
Ex-President of the United States,
BENJAMIN Harrison, is seriously Ill. OF
pneumonia, at his home in Indianapolis
John VI. Eakin of Eau Claire is serv
ing on the jury this week and stopping
with his sister. Mrs. Charles Kerr Of the
South Side.
Thomas Frazier was in town last
Friday. Tom has been in Pittsburg
lately organizing oil and gas compa nies
and is doing well
Philip Porter Of Euclid was brought
to the Hospital, Wednesday, by his son
and J. G. +. Day suffering from a com
plication Of diseases.
Mr.. Alf. Campbell of Campbell &
Templeton, returned, Tuesday, fro IN a
trip TO New York, where he was pur-
chasing carpets and upholstery.
Mr.. r. g. Gilfllan of this place re-
ceived telegram on Sunday evening
from Garden City. Kas., that his daugh-
ter Mrs. Laura Reeve. was dead
G.. w. Pond and Thomas Brown of
Forward twp. did some shopping in
Butler, Saturday Mr.. Ponds wife
and daughter have been in poor health |
this winter.
Judge McJunkin, whose right side be-
came paralyzed in December last, has
10 far recovered that he can walk about |
his house and has regained some slight |
power in bis right hand and arm.
Abe Flick Of CIearfeld stopped off in
Butler, Tuesday, ON bis way to Pitts |
burg. Abe's zeal and usefulness as n
school director induced the intelligent
people OF that twp. to re-elect him, this
year.
James F. Mckee. the old printer and
traveller of Prospect is serving on the
| iury this week He drove back and
forth between Prospect and Butler dur
ing the week and made use Of robe
made Of 17J Cony skins; that he bought
I'm Skagway. Alaska, when he taught
school there eight years ago.
Eva Barr, daughter Of James Barr
the Prospect merchant. Is the West |
minister college student whose Illness
with scarlet fever caused the spring va
cation Of that institution TO be precipi-
tated two weeks ahead OF time Last |
week Miss Barr was still eick in her |
room In the girls dormatory. Miss |
Barr has many friends in Butler
The sky has again taken TO boom
ing.
Three Washington st. families have
the measles.
st. Patrick's memory is now kept
green on umbrella handles.
T. A. Bartley's smoke house in Penn
twp. was burned last Friday evening.
Mrs Nation has Kansas at ''sixes
and sevens." The jury stood z toG.
"A public sale IL good thing At
one south Of town, the other day, a
horse that the owner offered 10 Butler
grocer, the week before, for 800, sold
for $3.50.
A certain philosopher used 10 thank
God when he had the gout that it was
not the toothache, and when he had the
foothache he gave thanks because he
had not both complaints at once.
-Out in Chicago - publisher whose
bitterest enemy cannot charge him with
being a dreamy idealist A young
friend Of mine who went TO him for
job was asked 10 fix his own salary.
IF think 1t is too much / won't pay
II, said the philosopher, ,and in that
case don't want you. But / can't af-
ford to have dissatisfied people in my
Office"
About thirty Philadelphia drug
gists have refused to pay the fines
levied at the instance Of the State
Pharmaceutical Board for neglect 10
prominently exhibit the certificates
issued by that body. Attachments
have been issued for the collecting Of
the fines and II IL expected that test
case will be made upon the first at
tempt 10 force collection.
| The postal authorities In Washing
ton, recognizing the liability Of post
masters to mistakes that get letters in
wrong boxes. have fixed penalty Of
$500 for persons taking mail out Of the
Office other than their own and not re.
turning IL. The law IL 10 have people
look at their mail before leaving the
Office, and II they should have mail
other than their own they must return
IL as soon as possible. Its also includes
newspapers
--Keasy & Go. have secured the con
tract for the piliDg for the middle pier
Of the proposed new Fort Wayne bridge
over the Allegheny, between Pittsburg
and Allegheny; which means that thous-