Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-08-01
PERSONAL.
Big Butler Fair-sept. 1856

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S. NJ. Seaton is harvesting on his farm
in Marion township. this week.
Morg. Davis bagged few woodcock
ND about the dam the other day.
James Younkins of Alaska is visiting
his brothers Dan and John OF Butter
Col. F. C. Negley Of Pittsburg spent
few days last week with Butler relatives.
Glenn w. Christy of North Hope has
been granted pension of $500 per
month.
Johnston B. Dickson Of Chicora has
been granted a pension of fl2 per
month.
John Murrin. Esq, started Wednes-
day to spend a few days at Cambridge
Springs.
| S. F. Bowser returned from Port
Huron, last Thursday, wearing Mlchl-
gan cap.
]. T. McCaslin and daughter of Clay
township did some shopping IN Butler,
Monday.
| Digit Brandon of Oak street is able to
be about again after a months illness
with typhoid.
Henry Halstead and August Stice of
Clinton township did some shopping IN
Bntler, Tuesday.
| Attorney W. d. Brandon and family
are enjoying an extended outing at
Chautauqua Lake.
I Martin Covert of New Castle, former
| ly Of Brady township, visited relatives
here, over Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Elliott, Jr., and little daugh-
ter, visited friends in Allegheny town
ship and at Oil City last week.
Mrs. Harry Seibert Of Allegheny is
making an extended visit with VIM
Siebert and wife of w. Wayne St
Masters John and Wayne Negley Of
East Liberty, Pittsburg, are visiting
their grandfather John IL. Negley.
John Fischer Of Jefferson township
spent Tuesday with his daughter, Mrs.
Louisa Hummer Of South Main st.
Dick Crunch was put off a Park car
| last Thursday night for refusing to pay
| the extra after eleven clock-nickeL
Roy Christley left town yesterday
| for trip to Buffalo, New York, other
points; and will be gone for week or
too.
John Clark was in Butler, Monday.
soliciting aid for the reunion of the
102nd at North Washington, on August
18th.
Harry Hays and Harvey Evans Of the
Evans machine shops are making an ex-
tended pleasure trip to Buffalo ana
Canada.
Mrs. Edith Pride and little daughter
OF Illinois is visiting her grand parents
Mr. rnd Mrs. J. @. A. Kennedy, of the
Diamond.
r. W. West, old Sharon newspaper
editor, spent few days during the past
week with his daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Kohlmeyer.
Abraham Lincoln is in Jail in Butler
and Spurgeon was sent TO the pen. the
other day-all our great men are getting
into trouble.
William Cox Of Adams township is in
poor health and has to quit farming
He offers his flock Of sheep for sale, as
per notice in another column.
Miss Mamie McCandless Of Allegheny,
daughter of Greer McCandless OF Con
noauenessing, came home, on visit,
Saturday, and brought some friends
home.
FL Manney represented the Ham
mond Typewriter Co, in Butler, last
week and this, and he is good repre-
sentative of the best typewriter we have
ever examined
Miss Susan Dorothy Gillespie, daugh-
ter of DIR. Charles 3. Gillespie, formerly
OF Butler, and DIR. Chas. A. Rodgers
were married, July 10th, at the brides
home in Freeport.
Miss Belle Braham Of New Castle u
| in poor health and is now at the SAM
| tarium at Mercer. She is sister OF
Hon. w. p Braham Of Harrisville, and
| is famous Temperance worker.
Harry Fleming and his wife Of Buff
| falo township will attend the birthday
| reunion of his wife's father, 5. z.
Negley, near Tarentum, tomorrow. Mr..
| Negley will be G5 years Of age tomorrow.
Major General Miller Of Franklin
| visited the state camp at Mt. Gretna,
last week and Brigadier General Goblin,
| in command there. did not recognize
him-and now the Franklin gossips will
have something new to talk about.
Harry Jamison, son of Robert w.
Jamison, formerly of Greece City, and
Miss Blanche Ritts of Jeanette were
married July 10Th. They will make
tAeir home in East Liberty where the
groom is employed as printer.
Judge Story sat in front of Berg's
Bank the other afternoon advising
everybody to 20 to the Park, but as he
will have seen hundred years, If he
lives till the 14th Of May, 1928, he thinks
he is getting too old to 20 far away from
home.
John b. Jamison and wife of jeanette,
Pa, are visiting Mrs. Us parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Kapp at Karns City.
John was well-known il Butler as a
painter and as cook Of old Co Il 18th,
| N. q. p. He il now fourishing in the
hardware business at Jeanette
ESQ. Kennedy received word from
Jas. Heydrick in Indian territory, Mon
day. stating that the oil well was shut
in and guarded night and day, while
proceedings to perfect the lease were
pending, that they could cell their oil in
Kansas, that everything was looking
well, and that John Wick would start
for Butler that day to see his father.
David NJ. Bell, well known employe
of the Plate Glass Works and Miss
Maria Il. Rihel, daughter of Henry r.
Il hel Of Butler were married at the brides
home, Tuesday. Both the young people
, are well known and have many friends
with whom the CITIZEN joins in con
gratulations. The groom is a son of
James Bell and brother of Ira Bell and
Esq. Bell Of North Washington.
s. Alden Kamerer Of Walker Ave,
, Butler; Frank Kelly Of Slipperyrock; s.
G. McGarvey Of Chicora, and Charles
Bradford McAboy Of Butler. have sue
J cessfully passed all the examinations Of
} the State Medical Society and are full
fiedged M. DIS. Messrs Kamerer and Nc
, Aboy are wellknown and worthy Butler
boys. The latter has been made one OF
the resident physicians Of the Allegheny
: General Hospital and is now at that
' institution.
o. w. Stonghton Of Coudersport, Pa,
0 arrived in Butler, last Friday evening,
y on visit to his relatives in this county.
He is in good health, and the Condensed
Milk factory Of which he is manager
has been a success and he expects to
make it yet more Of success by new
process Of his own invention. Oliver
! tells Of remarkable freak Of Nature in
: his vicinity an ice-cave or well in the
: side of the mountain, in which ice forms
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