Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-05-02
PERSONAL.

John Muder Sr.. Of Saxonburg Is
visiting his son, in New Castle.
Esq. McElvaiu has secured offices over
over j. D. Marshalls law office
X C. Grant of Allegheny twp. served
his country on the jury last week.
Prof. FRANKIE. Of the Orphans Asylum
at Denny, went TO New York, Tuesday.
DeHaas Ekas Of Ekastown paid the
CITIZEN Office q pleasant call last Fri
day
Robt. Kyle and wife of Middlesex
twp. did some shopping in Butler, Mon
day.
W. J. Elmer. the Institute Hill store
keeper, is able to be about without
crutches,
Miss Dot Purviance arrived home,
Monday, from a visit with friends in
Franklin.
OrYille }. Brackney Of Sherman's ma
chine shop, has been granted patent
on clutch.
Perry S Campbell and daughter of
Washington twp. were IN Butler
Wednesday.
D.F. McCrea Of the Hotel Butler has
returned from Michigan greatly i'm
proved in health.
J. J. Bailey and Esq. J. Frank Black
of Marion attended to some business in
Butler. Thursday.
Mrs. Henry f. Montgomery and Mrs.
R L. Allen OF Middlesex did some shop
ping in Batter, last week.
DR.. ]. ". Mckee has moved his
family from CTaigsyille to this city and
is living on Franklin st.
Rev. W. o. Campbell and daughter
of Sewickley attended the Campbell
Howard wedding, Tuesday.
Harvey McCandless of Isle is home
from the Dental Department Of Z. Of
P, for the summer vacation.
Rev. Cronenwett will not accept the
Presidency Of the Columbus. o., Uni
versity, and 50 announced last Sunday.
Attorney J. VI. Galbreath will address
the students Of Grove City College at
their Ivy Day exercises next Thursday,
May Q.
J. McCsndIess is one of the largest
and handsomest men in Butler, and his
straw hat, last Saturday, was the first
Of the season.
viii Y. Hays. secretary of the Ship
pensviIle, Pa, Y. NJ G. a, has been
rendered the secretaryship Of the Xenia,
Ohio, Association and will probably
accept.
Frank Adams, son Of Register and Re
corder w. J. Adams, is in the Butler
Hospital recovering from an operation
made on his knee which he had injured
eight years ago and on which an absess
formed.
Clifford Montgomery is in the Butler
County Hospital conyalescing after an
operation on leg which was injured by !
kick from horse several years ago
A running sore developed and last week
it was necessary to scrape the bone.
Miss Nancy Adams Of Adams twp, is
seriously i'll, Of dropsy and heart di-
sease. She is the Oldest daughter Of
Joseph Adams. decd. who was one of
the original settlers Of that neighbOr
hood She is about 20 years of age, 10
the owner Of an oil farm of 275 acres.
and is considered n wealthy woman.
Her only living relatives are Mrs. Mar
garet Dorsey, and JOS Adams Of Middle
sex twp. who is the only child of
Thomas Adams, decd.
Jean, daughter Of Attorney r. G.
Campbell and wife, and George E.
son of +. p. Howard formerly
Of Butler and now Of Cuyahoga Falls,
o., were married at the brides home or
f. North St., Tuesday evening Rev
W. E. Oller officiating. The groom
was formerly employed as mechanical
engineer at the Standard Plate Glass
Works and is now experimenting the
erection of large plate glass works at
Saginaw, Mich, Both young people |
have hosts Of friends in Butler, with |
whom the CITIZEN joins in congratula-
tions. f. p. Howard and wife were
among the guests at the wedding.
President Mckinley and Cabinet left
Washington. on their special train, over /
the Southern r. r. last Monday; passed |
through Virginia and Tennessee and |
reached Memphis, Tuesday afternoon. |
They viii stop for a few days at New
Orleans, FL Paso and Los Angeles,
Phoenix, and are due at the Golden |
Gate by the middle Of the month; and |
are to be back in Washington by the
middle Of June. The President and
Cabinet meet and consult in the Observa-
tion car, every morning. Crowds meet
and greet them at every stopping place
Professor Algie r. Crook, Of Chicago,
Of the Northwestern University faculty,
who has never kissed a girl, smoked q
weed, uttered an oath OF touched a glass
of liquor, is in demand. For the last
few days bis mail has reached gigantic
and 80 many proposals. Of
marriage have reached him that the
services Of two stenographers have been
called into requistion in an endeavor to
answer courteously every applicant.
The professor wears dazed, anxious,
haunted look and the merest glimpse of
Il co-ed's skirt is sufficient to send him
hurrying to cover