Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-10-02
PERSONAL.

Prof. E. Otto Davis intends removing
TO Sharon.
Will Campbell and wife are visiting
friends in Texas.
Mrs. Thomas b White of Fairyiew
Ave. is in i'll health.
C. NJ. Bowers Of Oakland twp. was in
Butler on business, Friday.
Miss Ethel Armor of Marietta is the
guest of Miss Emma Negley.
VIII Seligman ard wife Of Gettysburg
were visiting their folks here, last
week.
s. J. Black and Geo. Rea of Marion
twp. attended the Black reunionin But
Ter, Friday
DR.. Geo. H Scott. son of Commander
Scott has been appointed Asst Surgeon
in the L. S. Army.
Peter A Painter of Titusville was the
guess of his cousin, Jacob NJ. Painter.
Esq, over Sunday.
Miss Margaret Armstrong of Allie
gheny is the guest of the Misses GILL
land, Mcclure, Pa.
Mrs. ". O. Smith of Punxsutawney
was the guest of Mrs. J. c. Underwood
of Butler, last week.
Attorney Walter S. Reynolds of New
Castle looked up his Company d friends
in Butler. Wednesday.
DIR. Zimmerman nearly lost his life
by the fall of large tree in an adJoln-
ipa- lof fha other evening
ALI. Campbell aud wife of Smithfield,
W. Va, are visiting his father, Z. NJ.
Campbell, in Concord twp.
Fred. Hoffman of Centre township
brought crate of strawberries to town,
Saturday his second crop
Mrs. Robert McCafferty and Mrs.
Hannah J. Fleming of Buffalo twp. did
some shopping in Butler, Saturday.
Mrs. John Hempiing of Franklin and
Locust streets and her little two-year-
old son are both i'll with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o. Dean of
West street are happy over llvely y
man, Charles o., Jr., who arrived Sept.
10.
Louis A. Wakefield of Johnstown,
Pa. is visiting his uncle and aunt, MT
and Mrs. A. T. Scott of North Mexican
street.
Mrs. Silas Mcclure is une of Pennsyl-
yania's six lady delegates to the Nation
al G.. A r. encampment at Washington
next week.
Orie J. Caldwell, son of John B. of
Jefferson twp. is home on visit. lie
has been in the employ of the Pittsburg
e. Cleveland railroad for some months.
Al. Weigand, who has been with
B. G.. Huselton for IA years, has ac-
cepted position with Lyndora Supply
Co. as manager of the shoe department.
Miss Ella White of Fairyiew Ave. ex-
poets to visit her brother William and
his family in Washington, ID. G. during
the G.. A r. encampment, next week.
George Rider of Centre twp, John
Maitland and Fl. c. Montgomery OF
Clinton twp. and John Clark and IL.
Seaton of Washington twp. were
a1nong our callers, Saturday.
William Sullivan and his sister-in-
law, Miss Mechling, of Fairview Ave.
Ex. were among those caught in the b.
r. &P.-B. 6s o. wreck below Glenshaw
in which six men were killed. Mr. Sui
livans right arm was badly lacerated.
w. c. Barron returned, Monday, from
a two months trip through the great
west. He spent some time in Los An
geles and was greatly pleased with it
and says the Butler people there are all
doing we'll Denver he liked, but
thought San Francisco too hilly.
Frank Philippi, son of John Phil
ippi, the dairyman. is back from South
Africa TO which part of the world he
went two years ago last July. He served
as a bugler for twenty months in the
British army, and he has seen some
what of the world, though but sixteen
years of age.
A. r. Black, Esq. of Butler was elect
ed President and Miss Carrie Black of
Pittsburg. Secretary, of the oreaniza-
ton Of the Black family, at the reunion
at the Park, last Thursday. A com
mittee, consisting of J. B. Black, of But
Ter; Ephriam Black Of Franklin and
Squire J. T. Black of Marion twp. was
appointed to make arrangements for
the reunion next year. Quite num-
Der of Blacks were present at the reun-
ion, and they were all white.