Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-11-14
PERSONAL.

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L. S. Doutt of Zelienople was in town
yesterday.
Rev. Pleasant Tucker has gone Il
Youngstown, Ohio.
Edward Gumpper of E. Fulton st. il
i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Anna Young of FIeeger has beer
granted an S. pension.
VIM. Rush and wife of Troutmar
were in Butler. Saturday.
George Troutman of Butler was
granted pension of $500.
Chas. Mackey of Franklin twp. was
in town on business, Thursday.
DIR. V. F. Thomas of Baldwin visited
patient at the Hospital, Tuesday.
/ J. j. Brown of Clay township did
some shopping in Butler, Tuesday.
J.T. Wick of Concord twp. attended
to some business in Butler, Saturday
Andrew Carnegie gave two more mil
lions 20 his Pittsburg Institutes, tues
day.
O. G. and c. E. Shannon of Como
| auenessing were in town on business,
Friday.
J.N. Dunn of Evans City has pur-
chased the Allen grocery on w. Jeffer-
son st.
Frank B. Black has moved from Har-
risville to Mt. Pleasant, Westmoreland
county.
Phil Schaul and wife returned from
their wedding trip, last week, and are
at the Willard.
Morg. Davis came home last week
big string of birds
d. H. Slator and wife of Allegheny
twp. and three of their boys intend re-
moving to California.
| Miss Bertha Moore, daughter of Sam
ueI Moore of Clinton twp, is seriously
ill with typhoid fever.
Ferd Hyle and George Bishop two of
Evans City businessmen and tiremen,
are on the jury this week.
Theodore Roosevelt Gibson, the six
months old son of M. L. Gibson OF Il.
Penn St. is i'll with pneumonia
Joseph Hartman and daughters, Mary
and Eva, have returned from pleasant
| trip 70 the Pan-Am and Canada.
Miss Irene Kearns and Miss Helen
Nixon of Allegheny were the guests or
Miss Emma Negley, over Sunday
John P. Shull, the bricklayer, is
building a handsome house, veneered
with yellow brick, on West Penn st.
R. B. Gilghrist, ex-Justice of the
Peace, has taken out an auctloneer
license. See card in another column.
Barney McKeown, for II years line
man for the Western Union, has resign
ed to become fireman for the b. Il. q
P.
Col. George F. Neal of the Standard
Plate Glass Works has gone to England
and other European countries on Dusl-
ness trip.
w. NJ. kirkpatrick returned home
from Cambridge, Tuesday, greatly i'm
proved in health. His father and
mother are also home.
Rev. J. c.. Nicholas has moved to
Butler, and is living on Mercer street.
in Miller's new house. He is pastor OF
Grace Lutheran church.
Wayne Walker is able to be about
again after a months tussle with ty-
phoid fever He expects to locate IN
Oil City in the near future.
Black & Stewart, Attorneys, have dis
solved partnership; Mr.. Stewart having
been elected Secretary and Treasurer OF
the Real Estate and Trust Co.
The marriage of Miss Angie, daughter
of Ex-Prothonotary R. j. Thompson,
and Edward J. Roberts, telephone
man of Chicago, is announced to occur
during the Holidays.
Grover Cleveland made very good
speech at the Carnegie Founders Day
Exercises" in Pittsburg, Thursday even
ing, but Mrs. Grover seemed to be the
favorite guest of the occasion.
Ross and AL. Thomas of Connoque-
Messing twp. are recovering from at
tacks Of typhoid fever. Their mother,
Mrs. p. w. Thomas, is also i'll, suffer
ing from slight paralytic stroke.
Clark Culberson, James Mckee and
Lewis Mutt are expecting to move their
families from Evans City to Butler in
the near future The men are all work
ing in the Speechley development.
Clarence Robinson of the Evans Mfg.
Co. and Martin Pugh of Jos. Sherman's
machine shop have started new ma
chine shop in Parker. Citizens of that
place raised $4O0 to advance the enter
prise.
Ii Hung Chang, the great Chinese
interrogation point, died the other day,
and the first thing he did when he got
to the ''pearly gates" was to ask st Pc
ter how old he was, and how much he
got day.
Rev. w. J. Hazlett of Sarver Station
has accepted a charge at French Creek,
w. Va, and will leave for that point on
next Tuesday. He has been pastor OF
the Buffalo and Westminster churches
for number of years.
Hartman Lerner formerly of jefferson
.wp but now of Amos, w. Va. was in
town on business, Thursday. He is an
expert mineralogist and has lately dis
covered vein of manganese ore in the
mountains of Virginia. and is or rganiz-
ing company to operate it
Frank McCrea and Billy French re-
turned from Clarion county, Friday,
with string of SO birds-40 pheasants,
| % quail and one woodcock. The pleas
ants, this year, are all old ones, the wet
weather of the early Spring spelling
their nests and preventing their hatch
| ing.
Jas. II. Kalb has disposed of his High
Glass Vaudeville Co. to Lew Wambold,
a member of the company, who will re-
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delphia. Geo. Hummer of this place
has been engaged by the new manage
ment Mr.. Kalb is now on his way to
California where his father lives. Man
! ager Genkinger of the New Castle Ope-
ra House has made strong denial of the
report that the company made very
poor per formance in that city.
Public Sales.
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