Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-02-20
PERSONAL.

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Coroner John L. Jones is i'll with
pneumonia.
F. o. Gibson and family Of Penn twp
have moved to New Castle.
Mrs. Sullivan Of Institute Hill is in
hospital with typhoid fever.
A L. FindIey and DR.. Bippus return
ed from Cambridge. Tuesday.
H K Gallagher Of Muddycreek was
in towh on business, Monday.
C. Y. Boyd and wife die" Rome last
week. and are doing" Greece this.
Eli May has been in the hospital sick
with Indigestion, but is now recovering
Miss Mary Rockenstein and niece are
attending the New York millinery open
ings-
DR.. Atwell's first boy is girl. She
came 10 their new home, Monday after
noon.
DR.. Clark will take the practice of
DIR. Peters. during the latter's stay IN
Colorado.
Miss Alice Myers and Miss Pearl King
of Armstrong county are visiting friends
in Butler.
". J. Chambers was home from New
Kensington last week attending to some
legal business.
w. 3. McGeary sold team Of we'll
matched brown horses, 324O POUNDS,
yesterday, for $3.50.
Samuel Snyder of Cliff street, fire.
81 n ID had a fInIcT
smashed Thursday last.
Goettiieb Heberling of jackson twp.
has two children who have been i'll with
diphtheria, bnt are recovering.
Sheridan Armstrong of Winfield town
ship visited his father, Joseph l.. Arm
strong OF Western Ave, last Thursday
C. G. Ofut of Zelienople left Monday
for West Virginia, Kentucky, and
Tennessee expecting TO buy timber land.
w. J. Armstrong is in Butler and will
be here for a few days. He has been
working in Williamsburg, for some
months.
Mr.. J. Sanford Clark, from La Crosse
Wis. Matchmaker, Jeweler and En-
graver is now with ID. l.. CleelanG,
Jeweler.
Billy" Rutter, the well known war
veteran bid goodby to mis- Butler friends
Tuesday and started for the Old Soldiers
Home at Dayton. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam g. Brown Of
Penn twp, parents of DR.. Brown Of
Butler, celebrated the fiftieth anniver-
sary of their wedding day, yesterday.
Joseph Criswell and Gyms Harper
went up TO Adamsville last week to help
Browse Dodds ont at a musical concert.
Jos. has been practicing lately and you
ought to hear him sing.
Frank Myers of Middle Lancaster,
Chas. Goehring Of Forward, w. ii.
Kuhn of Concord, w. j. Armstrong OF
Butler and R. X Mahan Of Middlesex
and Capt Boggs of Evans City were
among our callers, Saturday.
Austin w Boozel Of Clay twp. was
in Butler. Friday, for the first time
been afflicted with pneumonia, pleurIsy
and congestion of the liver. He still
lives aud is now feeling first rate.
J. NJ. Blake, the Prospect photogra-
pher, has taken a photograph of the
scene Of the Biddle battle ground with
the teams standing in the identical posi-
tions as during the firing, the Biddles
lying on the ground, the Butler Deputies
bending over them and McGoven firing
into the PROSTATE forms. Prospect men
supplied places Of the real participants
The prints are finding ready sale.
"A fifteen-inch cake of ice-clean
and cIear-is seldom seen in Butler, but
we have it, this winter.
The pastoral play-Lover's Lane
had good audience in Butler 1t is
one Of the prettiest things on the road
Our lumbermen tell us that the tim
ber left standing in this section ls rot
tening on the stump-caused, they say,
by the clearing Of the upderbrush and
the wind shaking the trees.
The farm house Of J. n. Barnes of
Mercer twp. was burned, Saturday
morning, the fire starting in the second
floor or the attic. Its origin is unknown
but is supposed to have been either
ucLtcbiNe uuc VI a. cOdl liDh " Sh"ND.
The loss was about $1,000, Offset by $500
insurance. Part of the furniture was
saved.
The following graduates and stu
dents Of the Butler Business College
have recently accepted positions. as fol-
lows: Miss Mary Black with Chas
Austin Bates Co. Pittsburg Lee Aggers
has position with the First National
Bank of Pittsbnry; L. p. Armstrong, a
position with the Salem Bank, of Salem.
W. Va, Fred Ketterer, partner in the
new shoe firm OF Ketterer Bros. Butler.
Pa.