Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-09-12
PERSONAL.

ksJohn ". Haney Of Allegheny visited
friends IN Butler, Fair week.
Mrs. w. C Ralston Of Allegheny Wis
tied her folks in Butler, last week.
DR.. Scott and wife Of Saxon Station
visited friends in Pittsburg last week.
H. C. Welsh and wife of Brownsville
did some shopping in Butler. yesterday.
! 6. Croft and family and Mrs. Debring
1 of Baltimore were at the Fair, Thurs
day.
Miss TilIie and Laura Dambach Of
! Zelisnople spent Fair week with Butler
friends
w. W. Blackmore wishes US to say
| that he is now in the employ of W. +.
Metzgar.
Findley Christy of w Sunbury was
the guest of Jos. Miller Of Third st.
during the Fair.
D. A. Heck and family are now living
in Williamsburg. John attended the
Fair, last Thursday.
w. J. Peace and daughter of Middle
sex twp, were in town, Tuesday, ana
took in the big show.
David Campbell and family Of s.
Main st. returned Friday from two
weeks stay in Buffalo.
Mrs. Gender and daughter, Emma, OF
Allegheny visited her daughter, Mrs l..
f. ReibeT, in Butler, Sunday.
Aunt Mary Vandyke, wife OF
Thomas Vandyke Of Marion twp. is Sc
riously i'll She is in her 95th year.
Misses Eta and Gertrude and John
ard Will Heck of Williamsburg were
the guests Of Butler friends, last week.
Miss Minnie Hill of Bradford and Miss
Della Schott of McKeesport are the
guests of Mrs. w B. Jordan of Locust
St.
John w. Coulter is with the Craw
ford's Corners Martial band at Cleve-
land this week-the guests of Joe Sib-
ley.
VIM. Madison of Renfrew went to
Kentucky last week to look after some
valuable oil interests he has secured
there
Miss Bertha Miller was elected to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Miss Siebert as teacher IN the But
Ter schools,
Wm. A. Greenwood has bought half
interest in the Dunn restaurant on T.
Jefferson st. The new firm is doing
nice business.
w s. Nipple, wife and daughter of
New Bethlehem, Clarion county, took
in the Fair He is brother OF U. ,.
Senator John Nipple Mitchell of Ore
gon.
Miss Martha Helm, former employe
Of Mrs Dr. Showalter of Chicora, and
VIM. McCabe one Of President McKin-
leys hostlers were married in Pittsburg,
last Thursday.
J. C. Kelly of Prospect was in town,
Monday. He is now agent for the Sen.
eca White Lime-a fertilizing lime-of
which he has lately sold a hundred tons
in his neighborhood.
W. J. Thompson found lady's pock-
ct book on Brady st. near the Orphans
Home, last Thursday, Fair day, which
the owner can have by calling at this
Office, and proving property.
C. Seligman. the tailor, left town,
Tuesday. for a trip to Buffalo, Williams
port and other points and will be away
for two weeks. During his absence his
shop on Jefferson St. will be in charge
of Mr.. Bradley.
Charles f. Monks son of Wesley and
Jane Monks of Middlesex twp. and Miss
Maud Peters Of Queenstown Armstrong
county, were married, Wednesday
The groom is q successful stairbuilder
and contractor in Allegheny.
Jas. II. Stevenson and Maria King
ensmith were married early Monday
morning. Mr.. Stevenson had to hunt
up Clerk Campbell late Sunday evening
to get license. because he could get
but half day off from his work az
telegraph operator at Youngstown.
Fireman DUNCAN, who was badly in
jured in the collision Of the B. x. q I.
flyer with freight car at Herr's Island,
has been brought from the West Penn
Hospital in Pittsburg to his home in the
Britain house on 4. Jefferson st. Mr..
DUNCAN lost the toes Of his right foot,
thumb and finger of his right hand and
sustained a compound fracture of the
left arm.
Geo. Morrow, Robert Barron. w. n.
Davidson, A. G. Wick, Harvey Gibson,
s. r. Gibson, Peter Day, DR.. Shaffer,
John Neithercoat, G. e. Scott, Joseph
Scott, D. c. Kerr, JAS Vandyke, J. Z.
Howard, Robert Garner, j. ID. Graham,
Geo. Humphreys, Francis Byers, W. L.
Scott, Mrs j. o. Emery, w. s. Nipple,
F. Christie and other friends called call
ed upon us during Fair Week.
Nellie Boyer, the bookkeeper Of the
Federal Telephone Co, Pittsburg. who
lately disappeared with $1,000 Of the
company's money has not yet been To-
cased. A Pittsburg paper says that her
most intimate friend was found to be
lanky railroad brakeman from Butler
county He was in the habit Of visiting
her at her boarding house at unseemlv
hours, and invariably brought with him
bottle of whiskey."
/ ]. McCandless and wife and AL
Ruff are among the Butler visitors to
Buffalo, this week.
Mrs. NJ. J. Alexander Of Concord twp.
visited her son, VIM, in Pittsburg, over
Sunday.
John G. Moore. Esq, of Centre twp,
lately sold his farm Of $50 acres to
Oliver w. Stoughton for $4,000 O.W. in
tends starting creamery on it,
Nelson Mccall of Clinton twp is re-
covering from severe illness.
al. Hay Of Clinton twp has made
twenty barrels of cider this season.
Miss George Crane has accepted the
Asst Principalship of the Williamsburg
schools, and Miss Gertie Siebert posi-
tion in the schools Of Circleville, o.
A Attempted Suicide.
About 9.30 p. m, Wednesday Charles
Jackson, Plate Glass worker, who
lives on the Kalb road short distance
west Of it's junction with the Plank road
in house owned by w. j. Marks, had
q fight with his wife, chased her ont of
the house and down over the hill toward
the p 81 W. tracks and shot at her
twice with a revolver. She was not hit
and her screams Of murder" aroused
the neighborhood. jackson returned to
the house and shot himself through the
abdomen just above the stomach.
Medical aid was not summoned until
this morning There is no chance of
the man recovering
Jackson had been attending court all
week as witness on the Derrimore
Cupps case, and had been drinking. He
is about 35 years old.
A Travelling Pain.
There is no disease quite 50 peculiar
as rheumatism. The pain which is in
| the little finger to day may be in one of
the toes tomorrow. And 80 it travels