Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-10-16
personal.

K. w. Wlttee OF W1nneIu wv p NlSlVeu
friends in Butler, Monday.
Will Reiber of New York visited
friends in Butler last week.
wv. Croft and wife of Middlesex
visited friends in Butler, Saturday.
s. ]. Herbison of Lancaster twp. did
some shopping in Butler, Saturday.
j. NJ. BARLEY and wife of Parker twp.
did some shopping in Butler. yesterday
W. P. Roessing and wife attended the
funeral of Mr., Byrer at Dubois, Mon
day.
Chris Stock is adding a third story
to his tin and hardware store on South
Main st.
Robert Ivell and wife of Marion twp.
visited friends in Pittsburg and Butler,
last week.
J. W. Taggart is helping S. J. Taylor,
the surveyor, to lay off the Vogeley lots
on the island.
Miss Shoup of Freeport, Pa. is the
guest of her sister, Miss Maria Shoup OF
Fairview ave.
John Robbery and wife of Prospect
visited their son Bert, Centre ave-, But
Ter, last Saturday.
Will Ritter and Earl Thompson have
purchased the grocery store OF y. NJ
Phillips on S. Main st.
Gen Bragg wrote about a pigs tail,
and was sent to the country where the
article is commonly worn.
Attorney John FL. Jackson left Mon
day to attend the w. & j. college cen
tennial at Washington, Pa.
Mrs. DR.. Graham and daughters OF
the Diamond, spent few days in Pitts
burg during the past week.
Col. J. M. Smenk of Philadelphia was
the guest of c. N. Boyd, Friday, and
visited all the large industrial plants
here.
H.F. Kamerer of Sharon is visiting
his old home the Orphans Home-tnls
week He is now shipping clerk for the
Sharon Steel Co.
Chowfa Maha Vijiravudh, nice
Young man from Siam and Crown
Prince of that country, called on Presl-
dent Roosevelt the other day.
Charley Jones of Race st. who played
outfield for Denver during the past
season, has received a hatteriDg offer
from the Chicago National League
Miss Mamie Kirk, daughter Of Har-
vey Kirk, and Everett NJ. Plye, New
Castle restaurant man, were married,
Sunday evening, by Rev. E. K. Wor-
rell.
Harry Fanker of Harmony was found
dead, in bed, last Friday morning; and
Milton Ziegler of same place fell dead,
| that day. See Harmony and Zelienople
notes.
10. Emery and wife of Youngstown
attended the funeral of their brother-in-
law, BENZ. Campbell at Hoboken, last
Wednesday, and then visited friends IN
Butler.
J. M. Cruikshank of Winfield and
| Miss Jennie Noble of Allegheny Co.
| were married at Worthington, yester-
| day and are now visiting relatives In
Ohio. Jim's many friends wish him
happiness.
Samuel McElree, of Butler county,
| has purchased six acres of land from
John p. McNary on Ridge avenue ex-
| tension, lust outside of the borough, and
will build house on it next spring.
The coal reserved. Johannesburg Hearld.
w. c. Smith of Liberal, Missouri
northwestern part) is visiting his
friends in this county. He formerly
lived at Glade Mills, end went West
| thirty-three years ago. He and his
cousin Jno. j. West, served in Co. G..
134th Reg during the Civil War.
BENJAMIN Sarver has moved from
Freeport to newly erected temporary
residence on his property on Brown ave.
Mr.. Sarver owns three houses on that
| thoroughfare but could not get posses
| sion and had to build before he could
move to Butler.
Among the Butterflies who took in the
Bradford convention were John Youn-
...ns and wife, J. C. Hoch, Emmett Nc
Cutcheon, Dan McCrea, Miss Rocken-
stein, Mrs. Turner, Miss Della Hays,
Miss Wiles of Chicora. Mis- ses Zelia and
Emma limerick and Will Kramer.
Miss Bertha Shaffer. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Shaffer Of Prospect, and
John NJ Roth, son of the late Prof. S
S. Roth and an employe of the p. & b.
railroad, were married Tuesday evening
at the brides home in Prospect by Rev.
Bartholomew of the Lutheran church.
Henry W. BURNER of TIE marine
company attached to the battleship
Massachusetts" now at Brooklyn Navy
Yard, is visiting his folks here. He en-
listed for five years and has yet two to
serve, but he has had excellent health
and enjoys it. He is a son of Mrs. Susan
Burtner of Butler twp.
George Edgar Rube Waddell arrived
in Butler last Friday, his twenty sixth
birthday, and proceeded to Plano to
visit his parents, John Waddell and
wife, and enjoy few days hunting. AS
birthday gifts Rube received a fine gold
watch and fob engraved with his name
from the Philadelphia Athletics, a
diamond stickpin, diamond slgnet
monogram ring and other costly pres
ents. Behold, how great to be great!
Rube will play in Connie Mack's ALI
Star Football team.
Dial Smith of Centre twp. has the
biggest squash in Butler county. 1t is
80 inches in length, rs in circumference
and weighs considerably over 100
pounds. He has also made between
200 and 300 barrels of cider this fall
There is something new under the
Sun, and something new in Butler.-a
new Clothing store in the room lately
occupied by Ralston, the Jeweler
Stop and look at the carpenters re
modelling the room to accommodate one
of the finest stocks of clothing evel
brought to Butler. The Lexington
brothers of Hazleton are the proprietors
It's Bad Habit.
to spend all you earn. To insure com
fort and happiness in advanced year:
start savings account with the Rea
Estate Trust Company, 81 Fourth
avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. Four per cent
interest annually.
Capital and Surplus So, 700, 100000.
1926 to Cincinnatti and Return
Special excursion via the B. & L. E
R. r. Oct. 21st, good going ON any reg
ular train, tickets limited for return