Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-05-09
Personal.

Wilson Garvin of Cranberry twp wa
in town, Thursday.
Peter Graft of Worthington visite
friends in Butler, Friday
John Wade of Buffalo twp. visite
friends in Butler Monday.
Martin Monks of Flick is said to b
seriously i'll of typhoid fever.
John Strut of Zelienople has bee
granted pension of So per month.
| A. ". Cooper and Frank Ralston o
Slipperyrock were in town. Friday.
Adam Klink and his wife of Coaltow,
did some shopping in Butler, Friday.
Harry Book and wife of Culmervill'
did some shopping in Butler, Monday
| NJ. T. Phillips of pepny has moved II
Mars He is with the National Transit
Co.
Miss Jean Fulton of Saxonburg is Wis
iting her cousin, Miss Nettie Frazier Of
the s. s.
Fl. W. Elliott and sons Brose and
Floyd of Coaltown were in Butler, last
Thursday.
W. H. Kuhn, the Middletown mer
chant, was business visitor in Butler
Wednesday.
w V. Hayes, formerly of Butler. has
accepted the Secretaryship of the Y NJ.
Z. A. at Xenia, o.
w. T. Ekas has bought the Mauerhoff
property near Saxonburg and moved
Monday from Ekastown to it.
E. c. Parks of Allegheny twp brought
a old tramp TO the poor farm, Sunday.
| The tramp is very sick man.
Josephine. daughter of Joseph Sher-
man of s. Washington St, is recovering
from a long illness with typhoid fever.
Stutz & Pease, of Washington, D. G.
! have been selected as architects for the
proposed Second Presbyterian church
Mrs. Isaac Andrews and daughters,
Pearl and Ellen, will be home about
June after two-years stay at Marys-
vile. Tenn
W. S. While of Penn twp was in
town, Saturday. He is now in his 7Sth
year, and has been taking the CITIZEN
for forty-one years
Casper Freehling of Winfield twp.
was in town. Tuesday. He is IN his 18th
and has lately been troubled with rheu-
matism in his arms
David McAuley and Peter Crisman,
lumbermen of Washington township,
Armstrong county, visited d. ID. Quigley
in Butler, Saturday.
Miss Cora, daughter of Henry Wag-
ner of n. Washington St., and Emery
O. Showers, P. e. w. fireman Of Evans
City, were married Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Cook of Punxsutawney
has been elected Matron of the Butler
General Hospital. vice Miss Emma
Limberg, who resigned on account of
falling health.
George NJ. Haley has sold his fine
residence at the corner of West Wayne
and Water streets TO Doctor Neeley,
who will soon occupy it. Mr.. Haley
moves to Zelienople.
President Mckinley and party arrived
in New Orleans last Thursday, and re-
ceived great ovation, on Friday and
Saturday they passed through, Texas,
and spent Sunday at Ell Paso.
John Humphreys new house on S.
Mexican street is rapidly approaching
completion. and when finished will be
one of the finest residences in our town
1t is nearly opposite the .Waverly House
and the new residence of Thomas Hays
Miss Stella Pape returned. last week,
from very pleasant visit. with her
sister, Mrs. Lamb, at Fort Worth,
Texas. and Immediately set to work on
Creations" and dreams" for her
mothers Summer Millinery Opening,
fixed for Tuesday and Wednesday OF
next week, at their new store on Jeffer-
son street opposite the Lowry House
Albert Siebert of w. Wayne ST., and
Andrew Graham Of West street have
both recovered from threatened attacks
of blood poisoning. The former scratch
ed finger while at work in Boos' store
and the latter had a slight sore caused
by cracking of the skin on finger.
From these trifling wounds dsinfammation
spread throughout their arms and for
week both young men were very sick.
Mai. Alex. Mcdowell recently cleaned
up 1925, 900 on the sale of Lake Superior
ore mines to the big steel trust, and now
the Major can now feel free to doctor
with DR. Browning Senator Magee's
$3.50, 900 physician for appendicitis.
locomotor ataxio, brain flag, and the
other distempers Of the miserably
wealthy.
DIR. II. Weber, of Dempseytown. has
horse now 2l years old, that he has
used steadily in his practice for the past
16 years. He estimates that he has driv
en- the animal more than 10000 miles
during his long period of service, or an
average of little over 10 miles day.
Estimating the travel Of the horse dur
ing the years before the Doctor got him,
the animal has probably done an aggre-
gate distance onS his legs that would
have carried him two and half times
around the earth-beating the record OF
the two-legged globe-trotter.
The chewing gum combine will
cause jaws to wag all oyer the country.
The Pan-Am. 2-cent stamp has a
railroad train on it,
The p q w. Schedule will be
changed shortly, and two new trains
added.
&C. N. Boyd never guesses in filling a
prescription. He makes sure that every
thing is right, and he wants to be your
druggist.
-''l wish you would look where you
are going"
Il wish You would go where you are
looking"
and then the cross-eyed men bumped
again, and passed on.
| "A rural-mail delivery will be estab-
lished from Parker's Landing; and the
postoffices at Glenora and Bonus will be
discontinued The carriers named are
J. d. Mobley, J. III. Taylor, Il. II.
Hartenstine and g. E. Say, who are TO
begin delivering and collecting mail
matter on June lst
The pompous, portly and particular
| ly dignifed gentleman that traverses
our streets nowadays is our old and
genial friend, Reuben McElvain, Esquire,
Justice Of the Peace; or Judge Of the
Town as the French put it; and we
think we can notice Frenchy air in
Reuben's department since his assump-
ton of the judicial robes and RESPONSE
bilities
Nature is blooming at present-the