Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-03-13
PERSONAL.

John Thompson has been appointed
postmaster for Ivywood
JIG. Taylor. a Pittsburg business
man, was in Butler. Tuesday.
Ed. Tinker of jefferson twp. visited
relatives in Rayenna, o. last week.
JIM. Fowler and Noah Henry of Oak
land twp. were among our callers, Tues
day.
John Galbreath of Allegheny twp.
visited his mother at Worthington last
week
G. B. Cunningham of Clinton and A.
r. Hilliard of Buffalo served as jurors
this week.
Esq. Walker was SO years young last
Monday and was feeling as frisky as
March hare.
Mrs. Joseph Criswell, who has been
very i'll with stomach and bowel trouble
is recovering
Mrs. Matte Reihing Of Duquesne
Heights, Pittsburg, visited friends in
Butler this week.
VIII. Seton of Clinton and J. S.
Campbell of Cherry were among our
callers, yesterday.
Miss Laura and Mayme Heiderick OF
Brookville Pa. are yisiting Miss Minnie
and Flora Krause of Delano.
Aaron Shoutz of Harmony is visiting
his daughters, Mrs. Thomas Stewart,
and Mrs. Albert D. Weigel in Butler.
John s. Herr of Lowellyille, o., visit
ed his father John l.. Herr of jackson
twp. this week. and both visited friends
in Butler, Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Mcmillan of Philadelphia
returned home Monday. after weeks
visit here with her father Jacob Reiber
and other relatives.
Hairy Thompson has secured the posi-
ton of Sup't. for the Eastern Oil d Gas
Co. operating in Armstrong Co and ex-
poets to move to Kittanning.
Jpo. Martin of Mars, W. d. Young of
Clearfeld, Esq. Shilling of Reibold and
J. s. Wilson OF Slipperyrock were
among our callers, Saturday.
Attorneys J. D. McJunkin, Levi NJ.
Wise, T. Chalmers Campbell, P. w.
Lowry attended the funeral OF Judge
Agnew at Beaver. Wednesday.
Harry Seanor, the horse buyer, was
nominated for County Treasurer OF
Indiana county, last week. In his own
township he took 1S9 out Of 213 votes
cast
L. d. Borland has just returned from
New York City, where be has been the
past week purchasing Spring goods for
the popular store Of Mrs. J. L. thinner
man.
Prince Henry sailed for Europe. Tues
day He wound up his speech at the
banquet in Philadelphia, Monday
night, with the words 'let us try to be
friends"
Ira L. Cleland and Floyd Sickle of
Muddycreek were in Butler, Monday.
Ira was on his way to Cresson, where
he is time keeper for large stone
quarry company.
John N. Patterson has sold his brick
residence on n Main street to Col. Geo.
f Neale The consideration was
$f250O. Mr.. Neale expects to move
his family from the East End, Pittsburg.
to Butler.
Mrs J. Z. Zimmerman and hea
trimmer, Miss Eleanor Burton. have re-
turned from New York City. where
they have been attending Spring mil
linery openings. Look for their ad
which will appear soon announcing
tteir millinery opening. which you
should not fail to attend in order to see
the correct styles in headwea- for
Spring and Summer Of 1902.
Mrs. Elizabeth Noonsn, reputed to be
106 years old, died last Thursday at her
home near Indian Run Mercer Co. the
result Of fall sustained few days ago.
Mrs Eoonan was born in County Derry
Ireland. Long life was heritage, for
her father was o8 years old when he
died: her sister, 95 and one of her
brothers reached 90. Three children
and large number of grand and great
grandchildren survive.
Prof Z. Otto Davis is genius and
yet he speaks pleasantly to common
people. While sitting musing the
other night song came to him which
he set to music and entitled, Il Love
But You" Then he copyrighted 1T and
sent it to a music publishing house in
Chicago and received in return check
for $400 and a paper emitting him to
twenty per cent royalty on the sales
which was not a bad nights work for
auv man.