Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-05-16
PERSONAL.

w. T. cooper or prospect mas noNe'
to Butler.
j. L. Walker sold his store building
on S. Main street for $4,000.
Conrad Sell of Winfield twp. and sol
, visited friends in Butler, Monday.
H.H Young of Winfield twp. attend
ed to some business in Butler, Monday
Christian Harley of Race street is re
covering from severe attack of pneu
monia.
Henry Rumbaugh of Washington
twp. did some shopping in Butler, Sat
urday.
Mrs. Slosson-Col. Haworth's daugh
ter was taken home from the hospital
last Friday.
I'll. w. Love and H. A. Walters OF
Clinton twp were in Butler on schoo
business, Monday.
Ex-Sheriff John t. Kelly and Supt.
Howard Painter will address VIM. Har-
vey Post at Riddle X Roads.
w. R. Newton and sister Lillian left
for Dansville, n. Y, yesterday, 10 see
their mother, who is seriously Ill.
Earl Clinton is clerking in Hotel Will
lard. Earl is accustomed to hotel life
and makes very hospitable clerk.
Mrs. E. A. Trimble and Mrs. Sarah
| Anderson of Middlesex twp were in But
ler, Saturday, doing some shopping.
Ralph Campbell left Wednesday TO
| work for the South Penn Oil Co., with
his brother. Bert. at Amos, w. Va.
JOS. Adams and wife of Middlesex,
| and Mrs Margaret Dorsey. attended to
| some legal business in Butler yesterday.
Mrs. Ada Kellerman got the 800 din
ner set at Catholic Fair few days ago,
and her chance cost her but 20 cents.
Fl. Walker and wife of Ziegler Ave.
returned, Monday, from a three days
visit with friends at Bruin and Karns
City.
Cal Anderson of the South Side re-
turned, Tuesday, from visit to st. Pc
tersburg, Clarion county, his former
home.
AL. Smathers. former rig-builder OF
this county, is said to have won several
hundred Thousand dollars in the n. Y.
Stock Exchange last week.
Harry Core, returned home Wednes-
day after two years service in the Philip
pines. Ira Murphy is still there while
all trace of Will Faber has been lost and
he is counted among the missing.
Contractor D. C. Sanderson of Frank
lin township is building large frame
dwelling house for S. G.. Purvis IL Co.,
on their farm near Glade Mills. which
will reflect credit on both builder and
owner
R. A. White is canvasslng for the
Holman Comparative -pronounclng
S. S. Teachers Bible giving both the
old and new versions for both the old
and new testaments = something
new and good.
John Alexander, son of Thomas Alex
ander of Zeigler Ave. and Miss May
Bowers, a school teacher of Scio, Ohio
were married at the brides home, last
week. John is drilling in the Green
county oil fields.
James M. Galbreath and Jos. Kiskad
don of Butler attended the Sunday
School convention in Allegheny twp.
last Thursday; and next day Mr.. Gal
breath addressed the students of Grove
City College-Friday being their annual
Ivy Day"
Thomas Badger and his wife (nee
SarahAnderson)will celebrate the fiftleth
anniversary of their wedding day on
Thursday, June 9th at their home near
West Liberty. All neighbors and
friends are invited
Joseph McQuistion, son of Harper
McQuistion, decd, is visiting his broth
er, Bethurum and other relatives in But
ler Joseph went to Louisville, KY. 20
years ago, and has lived there ever
since, though just lately he has taken
the foremanship of planning mill at
Williamsburg.
Mrs. Mollie Scott of Fairmont has ap
piled to the authorities to have her
daughter sent to the reform school.
Jeannette Scott, 16 years of age, accord
ing to her mothers story, is an inyeter-
ate gambler, frequenting public gam
bling houses. She says she likes poker
best of all, but thinks craps is just too
lovely for any use."
Charley Schwab, the young fellow
who is President of the U. 5. Steel Cor
poration at million year, was wit
ness before the Industrial Commission
at Washington. Saturday; and he talked
in favor of both his combine and him
self. His combine is splendid thing
and Charley particularly good buckle
berry himself, SO far as brains are con-
cerned. This country is atpresent be-
ing ransacked for brains, brains,
brain" "-presumably just like his
President Mckinley rode at the head
of the the floral parade of the Los An
geles carnival last Thursday and after
ward reviewed it from a splendidly dec
Grated pavilion. The Presidents car
riage was drawn by six white horses,
with yellow satin harness. At the head
of each horse walked a Spanish eaEalla-
ro in green velvet and gold braid. The
carriage was mass of yellow and white
blossoms A troop of cavalry preceded
the carriage to the reviewing stand. The
city was packed Every facade famed
with bunting, flags and pampas grass
plumes, red, green and orange, the col
ors of the fiesta, prevailing He is in
San Francisco this week