Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16
PERSONAL.
Levi Logan of Jefferson was in town,
Yesterday

Charley Boyd starts for Jerusalem
next Thursday.
IN. Herold of Butler twp was in
Town, Saturday.
Johnston Burns of Flick was in But
Ter, Wednesday
b. F. Hnhard, Co. Surveyor, was in
town on business, yesterday
Jas. Anderson ana E. o. Byerly ot
Flick were in Butler, Monday.
Miss jeanette Park of Glade Mills is
attending Slipperyroek Normal
Israel Shaffer of Franklin twp. sold
his buckwheat in Butler, Saturday, at
go cents.
George H. Herdman of Oakland
township did some shopping in Butler,
Monday.
Walter Duncan and wife of jefferson
twp. are rejoicing over the first young
Mr.. Duncan.
Madison Starr is working for the
Producers and Refners Hardware Co.,
in Pittsburg.
Mrs. j. L. Seaton and Mrs. C. G
Ofitt of Euclid did some shopping in
Butler, Friday.
NJ. L. Gibson of E. Penn St. is work
ing on the n. Donaldson farm IN the
Speechley district.
II. B. Mckinney of Connoquenessing
twp. attended to some legal business in
Butler, last week.
Marcus Soaring. the Slipperyrock cat
tleman, is out again after a severe at
tack of pneumonia.
NJ. V. Moore of Texas was here, this
week, as a witness on the Burton VS.
Forest Oil Co. case.
It. r. Campbell and r. l.. Campbell
of Concord twp. attended to some busI-
ness i1 Butler, Saturday.
P. S. Campbell of Washington twp.
came to Butler, Saturday, for some
hardware for his new house.
y Joseph c. Wilson, aged 8 years, is III
with kidney disease at the home of his
grandfather, Joseph Criswell-
Jno. C. Kerr representing the State
Normal School of Slipperyrock, passed
around sornes handsome calendars last
week.
L. NJ. Raisley of Connoquenessing
Henry Ferne of Butler, JOS. Fisher OF
Butler twp. were among our callers
Saturday.
Little Dorothy Morris of West D st.
entertained about thirty of her her lit
tie friends at a birthday supper, Mon
day evening.
Ralph Park of Allegheny. and Milton
Hickey, w. p Criner, Samuel Johnston
and j. G. Johnston of Middlesex twp
were callers this week.
Mrs. Rev. w. j. McConkey of Slip
peryrock was recently the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Wilson Graham of S. Nc
Kean St., who is in poor health.
w. Cooper, the Merchant Tailor.
starts next Monday for Milwaukee, to
attend the Custom Cutters Association
of America, held at the Plankington
Hotel. January %. 1902.
VIM. n. Christie, Esq of Centre twp.
was 10 years OF age on Monday of this
week, the 18th He was County Com
missioner from Jan. '76 to Jan. 70, and
is one of the best men in the county
Lewis Albert of Franklin twp. is
seriously i'll of congestion of the brain,
Robert McKinny of same twp. is bed
fast from paralysis and l.. B. Shannon
of same twp. has a serious case of
grippe
j. n Fulton, Geo. Grieshaver, VIM
Trimble, Harry Lobaugh, Robert Hes
lep and others of Flick and Miss Esther
Thompson of Pittsburg attended Court
this week as witnesses in the Burt on
Forest Oil Co suit.
Charley Schawb, the gay youth, who
is President Of the u. S. Steel Corpora
tion, played ''the limit on No. 36 of
the Roulette table at Monte Carlo, Mon
day; won some money and then lost it
again. with some of his own
B. f. Milford of Allegheny twp. was
the l',eky jnrDman last week Graar
gavo him hat, high, stove pipe. silk
hat. The hat, itself, is of the vintage
of about 1880, as Greer bought it when
he was member of the State Senate.
Harry Seanor, the Indiana county
horse buyer, was in town the other day,
and will be here again next month on
buying expedition. Harry is a great
friend of his neighbor. John Elkin, and
is enthusiastically for him for Governor
of Pennsylvania.
Thomas Ekas of Buffalo twp now in
his S4th year, was seen ON the top of
load of hay the other day. driving the
team and that reminds us that Rob't
Mckinney of Concord twp. now in his
lau
summer. Oh, there are some spry old
boys in Butler County
Jim Scott had talk with Frank
James. in Butler, last Wednesday even
ing. Twenty eight years ago, in Jan
uary of 1874, while Jim was a passenger
on the Iron Mountain r. r. in Missouri
the train was held up by the Jesse
James gang and Jim was robbed of his
wallet, which contained $3.50.
C. J. McClymonds and David Boyle
of Rochelle Illinois, IS miles west of
Chicago, visited relatives in this town
and county, last week. McClymonds
went west "a years ago and is here to
see his mother; while Boyle went from
Worth twp. forty years ago. Both have
good farms there and Iaise corn, oats
anu plEo, WAllC LLc llulO 10 stu auICcI-
tain crop
Thos. Humes Of Clearfield twp. was
in town, Friday to meet his son Felix,
who came in from Kentucky. Mr..
Humes and his wife, nee Elizabeth
Clifford, celebrated the 46th anniversary
of their wedding, that day. They were
married at Tarentum, Jan. 10, 1856, and
have raised family of eight children,
three boys and five girls They never
had death in their family and all are
in good health.
Cal. Stewart, better known as "Uncle
Josh" will visit Butler, Friday, Jan
nth. in the interest of the Columbia
Phonegraph Co. During the afternoon
and evening he will give free exhibit
ton at Kirkpatrick's jewelry store of
record making and the use of the phono-
graph. Mr.. Stewart has a world wide
reputation as the author of the Uncle
JOSH records and his exhibitions will
no doubt be very entertaining The
public are cordially invited to attend.
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