Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-23
PERSONAL.

John Allen Of Anandale was IN But
Ter, Monday.
Adam Herrit is a candidate for Coun-
Gil in the Fifth Ward
VII. Logan Of Middlesex did some
shopping in Butler, Tuesday
Mrs. Phillip Snyder Of Clinton town
Z ship visited friends in Butler, yesterday
Ray Rhodes and DR.. H A Raisley Of
Cooperstown. were Sunday visitors in
Town
/ Samuel shakeiy Of tbe Shirt Factory
( is i'll with typhoid fever at his home on
/ Ziegler Ave
c. W. Morrison Of Clinton twp. was
in town, Friday. He is thinking OF
moving TO Ohio
A. A Gold OF Buffalo twp. and Jacob
Albert Of Franklin twp. were in town
on business, THURSDAY
Jim Lewis. formerly Of Fairview,
alias Isl Plunkard. had a good house
in Butler, and gave good show
Jas. 7. Mechling and son Of wilkins
burg. spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs Jos B. Mechling Of Breeze
Place.
Albert Fehl and Violet Green Of
Evans City were married in the Clerk
Of Courts Office, Wednesday, by Justice
Jacob Keck.
Harvey Miller has been granted The
sole agency in Butler county for The
Up-to-Date Bread Board and viii can
vass the county.
Mrs. J. y. Stewart and S. a Dale are
the guests Of Rev. Asa Walters and
family at their Orange farm near St
Augustine, Florida.
Jas. Robertson of Oakland, D. L.
Hutchison Of Washington and JAS
Blake and wife OF Franklin were among
our callers. Saturday.
The wedding Of Miss Eva l. Dindin-
ger, daughter Of Hon. John DindInger
of Zelienople, and DR.. Harry u Gray OF
the same place occurred last Thursday
I'M. Painter and wife attended the
wedding Of DR. Halstead and Miss Hell
IN Painter at Silveryille, Tuesday, saw
pretty wedding and had good time
Prince Henry Of Germany. brother
of the Emperor, is coming to the United
States soon. ana a programe is being
made for him which may include Pitts
burg.
J. H. Ralston of Prospect y A. Dom
bart OF Evans City and H. w. Digit OF
Middle Lancaster, all young physicians,
have passed their examination by the
State Medical Board
Miss Helen Painter, daughter of
George w Painter Of Buffalo township.
and DIR. john L. NJ Halsiead, son Of
John Halstead Of Clinton township,
were married Tuesday.
Col Mapes Of Philadelphia, one Of the
former firm Of Mapes Bros. at Petrolia
20 years ago and now connected with
the Philadelphia Times, was in Butler
Saturday. and spent several pleasant
quarter hours with his old friends here
William J Bryan Of Nebraska, lee
tured in Butler, last Friday evening, to
large and appreciatiYe audience; near
ly all Of whom were surprised at the
stability and yirility Of the man He is
strong and brainy, and very forcible
speaker.
At the brides home on Brady street,
Tuesday noon, occurred the marriage OF
Miss Frederika Leidecker. daughter Of
Fred. Leidecker. and Arthur Clyde
Richards, n well-known employe Of the
Street Car Co. and step-son Of Linn
Moore, Of the West End.
Eugune Morrison and Homer Cum
berland, who were badly burned by the
explosion Of furpentine barrel and the
subsequent fire in Morrison's paint
shop, two weeks ago, were out for the
first time Monday. Ernest Luse. who was
more badly burned and had his ankle
kroken and sprained when he jumped
from the second floor, will not be able
to move about for some time yet.
Charley Brown, a statesman and
scholar from Harrisville. told crowd
at the p. 81 w. Station the other even
ing Just which was the right train TO
take for w. Sunbury and other points
and shortly afterwards that crowd
found themselves a mile ont Of town
and ON the road TO Petrolia. The trai u
was stopped and they walled back to
Butler and stayed here all night.
Jan Kubelik, the new phenomena in
in the world Of music Is no Hobson-
A swarm Of females attacked him in
New York the other day as he was
about 10 enter his carriage, and nearly
trarnpled him to death IN an effort TO
kiss him. He expostulated and pro
tested 10 no purpose, and was finally
compelled 10 ask the aid Of policeman
10 protect him from the eager lips Of
the ekirted and beplumed mob
Mrs Rose Eyth, wife Of Francis Eyth
the Slipperyrock hotel keeper, can take
the blue ribbon for staying at home and
attending strictly 10 business. The
Normal buildings have been in Slippery
rock for about fifteen years past and
are not more than $50 yards from Mrs.
Eyths house yet she has never seen
them and il said never 70 have been
farther away than TO the church,
short distance up the street. For the
past year. partly owing 10 i'll health.
she has not even been out Of the house.
Kind Edward VII. has appeared in
public in frock coat adorned with
velvet cuffs, and all patriotic English
men are Fastening to their tailors 10 get
the new trimmings IL will not be very
long before our own chappiee will have
followed suit, for such departure Of
fashion Is certain 10 meet with approx
al, especially from those whose frock
coats are showing signs Of wear about
the cuffs. Thus Ia our royal English
cousin, indirectly, the patron saint Of
the tailors.
Frank Colbridge. a business man. Of
st. LOUIS. was at the Hotel Henry in
PittsburR, few nights ago. having
recently returned from Europe. Most
Of his time abroad he spent in Germany
''The financial affairs Of Germany" re
marked Mr. CoibriGge. "are very bad.
There are n number Of reasons for this
Competition with the United States in
stead Of Great Britain M in former
years. is one Of the troubles. America
has crow ded England out and is more
formidable competitor. The optimistic
view Of the German manufacturer that
the supply could never exceed the de-
mand, ~ another Bad investments and
the terrible expense Of the army and
navy IL still another. In fact. the whole
OF Europe might be described az "A camp
| field for armies"
u. v. u. Meeting.
The y V. l.. will hold one Of their
| old time entertainments in their Hall,
Reibcr Building, on the evening Of Jan.
29th at $50 p. m, Col. A. q. Williams
presiding. The addresses fntersperced