Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-09-26
PERSONAL.

provement, in his Office.
Cleveland is now the only living ex-
President of the United States.
John Horner of Donegal twp. visited
frinds in Butler, last week.
DR.. S. Alden Kamerer is now located
with DIR. Hoover on E. Wagner st.
Alex Russell is home visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Goodwin, who is sick.
d. N. Weimer has been granted a
pension of $12 per month, Jas. Cooper
$500.
Capt. ]. B. Boggs was.in town Tues
day, attending to some legal bust
ness.
Prof. E. Mackey of Reading was in
town, Monday and Tuesday, on legal
business
Mrs. Leonard of Auburn. N. Y. is the
guest of Mrs. Col Haworth of the
Waverly.
John S. Adams has sold his store in
Tarentum, and intends moving back to
Butler county.
c. N. Boyd will be home the latter
part of the week, after protracted
stay at Markleton.
W. J. Elmer, the plumber, was taken
TO the Hospital last Thursday suffering
from typhoid fever.
Frank Silver of Harmony was il
town, Monday, in the interest of the
Harmony Milling Co.
VIM. Hutchison and Smiley Miller of
Fleeger attended the funeral of Pres.
Mckinley at Canton.
W. C. Glenn of West Sunbury took
car load of cattle to the East Liberty
stock yards, Saturday.
H. W. Young of Elwood, former
resident of Butler attended the Walker
Ave equity suit. Tuesday.
Dan Lardin and wife of Walker Ave.
visited their relatives, Mr.. Kaylor and
family at Herman Sunday.
Rev. Harper of the Saxon M. E.
church and Miss Hattie Snyder of Pitts
burg were married Sept. 10th.
Charles Ritter was brought home
from Allegheny last Friday with pneu-
monia, but is now recovering
Joseph and Ernest Bovard of Mercer
| twp. have returned from prolonged
visit to the California oil fields.
James Dodds and family left Satur
day for short visit with Sheriff Dodds
at Adamsville, Crawford county.
Miss Retta Dosch of Allegheny has
returned home after a three-weeks visit
to Miss Sue Ritter of S. Main st.
Miss Bruner of Saxon Station is an ex
cellent pianist and favored large au-
dience in Newton's store, Monday.
J. w. Conrad, the West End grocer
and wife are visiting friends in Mercer
| County and taking in the Mercer Fair.
Richard Fisher of Penn twp was SO
years of age, last Wednesday, and his
friends gathered in, and made merry
with him.
Rev. J. s. Wilson and James Barr
and wife of Prospect are attending the
United Pres Synod which is meeting in
Pittsburg.
W. l.. Cross of Great Belt went to
Canton, last Thursday, to attend the
Presidents funeral He says the crowd
was something awful.
O. L. Campbell of w. Sunbury and
Daniel Younkins and Wayne Walker of
Butler will serve on the jury of the
U. S. Court in Pittsburg, next month.
w. S. Mcvay was taken ill the other
day and, as his wife was visiting her
| folks in w. Va, he went to the hospi-
| tai. He was threatened with pneumo-
mia, but is doing nicely.
Mrs NJ L. Armstrong and daughter,
| Nellie, of Fairview Ave, and Messrs
Lawrence and Jesse Cornelius and John
and Arthur Flack returned Saturday
from the Expo. and Falls.
J. D. Williams of Brownsville was in
town last Thursday. He is manager of
| the Woodland Stock Farm" in that
vicinity, and owner of herd of regis
tered Holstein- -Fresian cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Fleming of
Concord twp. celebrated the 25th an
niversary of their marriage. Saturday,
with silver-wedding party. Mrs. F.
was daughter of James Cranmer.
| Miss Anna Brown, the primary
teacher who was injured in B. q 0.
wreck several weeks ago, is lying help
less in the hospital at Philadelphia with
but small prospects of her speedy re-
| covery.
Ed. Williamson is now on the day
force at the Western Union telegraph
Office after working as dispatcher every
night for almost years. He succeeds
John Gall who has been made wire
, chief of the Pittsburg office.
/
Miss Elgerta Eakin has recovered
| from a sixweeks sick spell at the home
of her father Findley Eakin near But
| tercup and expects to return to her po-
sition as bookkeeper at Toledo, O., in
| the near future.
| Mrs. J. E. Zimmerman and head trim
mer, Miss Burton, have. returned from
New York and Philadelphia, where
they have been the past two weeks at
tending the millinery openings They
will make their semi-annual display
October 3, 4 and 5, Don't miss it.
A double wedding is announced to
occur at Delano the first week of Octo-
Der, when Harry Cypher is to be married
to Miss Mabel Krumpe of Pittsburg and
Philip Cypher to Miss LYDIA Jack of
Kittanning. The young men are sons
of Martin Cypher and are oil well
drillers.
| DR.. l. g. Keller, president of Grove
City college, was presented with check
for $4,000 by the board of trustees of the
college on Wednesday evening, of last
! week, the occasion being the 25th ami
versary of the founding of the college
The gift was madein appreciation of the
services of Dr. Keller, who has been at
the head of this institution since its
organization.
John McElhaney, who was born in
Muddycreek township and left here
when small boy with his father, the
late Alexander McElhaney, who after
wards became judge of circuit of four
counties in Missouri, is now Judge of
the same circuit. The young judge is
but thirty-five years Of age and is a
cousin of E. M. McElhaney, the we'll
known oil well contractor.
Miss Halle daughter of VIM. Fl
McGaffic, and Howard G. Hazlett, son
of Thomas Hazlett, were married Mon
day at the brides home on w. Pearl ST.
Rev. Z. S. White officiating The many
friends of both young people wish them
a long apd happy journey together
through life. The groom is veteran
of the Spanish war and a painter by
trade.
S. G. Moore, wife and son, Martin
Monks and family, Clarence Anderson
and family, Oscar Seton and other citi-