Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-03-20
PERSONAL.
Prince Henry saw this country,

For everywhere Prince Henry went
They played ''Die Wacht am Rhein-
Robert Elliot of Buffalo twp. is seri
ously.
John Brandon of Buttercup is i'll will
quinsy.
DIR. Harry Wick visited in Bradford
last Sunday.
Henry Bright of Mt. Chestnut is re
ported seriously i'll
DIR. V. +. Thomas of Fairview hal
moved to Evans City.
Ii. Russell of Coaltown has been
granted s12 pension.
John Dunlap of Greece City has gone
to the California oll fields.
D. Goldinger and his son L. NJ, oi
Clear6eld were in town, Saturday.
Robt. Buchanan has moved from
Prospect to London, Mercer Co. Pa.
DR.. J. Fl. Ralston of Prospect has re-
moved to Slate Lick, Armstrong, Co
Mrs. Blair Hooks of South st. visited
at the home of d. L. Bowser at Bruin.
C. N. Boyd did Jerusalem last week
and is doing the Turks capital this
week.
VIM. Cox of Valencia and Fl. S.
Scott of Winfield were in town, last
week.
Jos. Schaul and wife of Hornellsville,
N. Y, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Schaul.
Miss Anna Christy of Moniteau re-
turned from the hospital at Woodville,
Pa. last Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Ga1vin of W. North st.
has moved to Lima, o. She sold her
house to Mr.. Parker.
j. NJ Randall of Slipperyrock twp,
an engineer on the Bessie" visited
friends in Butler, Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs George Weitzel of
Bruin were made glad by the arrival of
ten pound girl on the 3rd inst
S. P. Christy of Connoquenessing
| twp. and John ". billiard of Wash
ington twp. were in town last week.
w. E. Cooper of Worth twp visited
friends in Butler, Tuesday and left
word that he would not be a candidate
this year.
Hal Heberling Of Portersville, Aug.
Michael of Centre twp. and Charles
Thompson of Buffalo were in Butler,
yesterday.
Misses Stevenson of Bruin were the
guests of Blair Hooks family Tuesday
night while on their way home from
Slipperyrock.
Dr. Charles Blanchard. president of
|. Wheaton, Ill, college delivered alecture
on education in the Y. M. c. A. Monday
evening free, which had more thought
in it than many for which lecturers
have been paid $50 or 800.
J.. Edwin Brown of Washington D.
c., National Commander of the q. V.
L. will visit Butler Camp No 45 on
Monday, March oath at s p. IN. All
members of the Camp are urgently re-
quested to be present to greet him
Prince Henry arrived in Germany,
Tuesday afternoon and the good opin-
ion which the American people formed
of him during his flying visit will be
intensified by the account of his inter
view upon his return to Germany. His
cordial and courteous expression of
thanks to the thousands of Americans
who assembled along his route to well
come him to their country is sc thought
full and unaffected as to be something
more than official.
AT II p m. Wednesday fire dam
aged newly erected and upoccupied
house belonging to John g. Graham on
E Clay St., to the extent of $500 The
firemen had very difficult time fight
ing it. The building was insured.
West Sunbury is ''all torn up over
an undertaker's war, originating with a
bunch of Indian ponies. The ponies
kicked over one fellows lamp. and the
other fellow picked up the lamp and
burned his fingers; and since that the
town has been betting 16 to 1 on the
first fellow.
DIR. David p. Jackson. an old physi-
clan of New Bedford, Lawrence Co. was
kicked out of his Office and severely in
jured Sunday night by Sylvester Red
man, resident of the village. Redman
came for the doctor to go and see his
sick daughter, when the doctor remind
him of ar old bill yet unsettled Red
man flew into rage. The doctor
picked up chair to defend himself and
was backed up by his wife, who also
siezed chair. Redman, who is much
younger man than the doctor, easily
disarmed him, then kicked him about
the Office and finally into the street.
One of the doctors legs was SO badly in
jured that he is unable to walk, and he
has numerous bruises on his head and
body.