Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-12-18
PERSONAL.

John Kaylor Of Kaylor visited friends
in town, Thursday.
J.E. Brandon is doing fine business
in Accident Insurance.
Alex Schilling Esq, of Reibold was in
town on business Saturday.
Mrs. G. K. Montgomery of Etna visit
ed friends in Butler, yesterday.
| C.J. Heeter, an old oil nan of Mars,
visited friends in Butler, this week.
S. J. Irvine of Evans City is an appli-
cant for the vacant Bank Examinershlp
J.C. Gibson of Allegheny township
was in town on legal business, Saturday.
Thomas Jamison of Fairview twp.
sent us his Christmas gift in letter
this year.
| James NJ. Cruikshank of Winfield
twp. brought his daughter to the Inst
tute, Monday.
Mrs. w. J. Helm Of Evans City is vis-
iting her mother, Mrs John ]. Reiber
of W. North st.
Ezra Liken of Evans City and Chas.
Smith of Buffalo twp. visited friends In
| Butler, TUESDAY.
r. s. Montgomery and r. J. Ander-
son of Clinton twp. did some shopping
in Butler, Monday.
Robert HARRISON and G. L. Dunbar of
Middlesex twp attended to some ousl-
ness matters in Butler. Monday.
John C. Kelly Of Franklin township
was in town on legal business, Friday.
He has not been in good health for some
| time.
Miss Laura Jamison, of Zimmerman
Dry Goods store, is confined TO bed oy
injuries received by falling down
stairs.
AT. Cochran Esq. Of Concord twp,
sold his oil in Butler Monday at S1.5l,
attended Institute and also to some legal
business.
Judge Harry Wilson of Clarion Co. is
married to the widow of Rev. j. 0.
Critchlow, decd, of this county. She
owned some property at Reibold.
Jacob Roenigk, J. II. McDeavitt and
J. W. Boyd were callers at the CITIZEN
office, Thursday. They are now cutting
the timber on the Al. Rider farm in
Centre twp.
Lewis d. Berry. well known young
machInist of Petrolia and Miss Clara
NJ. daughter w. r. Stoughton were
married last evening at the brides
home IN Petrolia.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Graham, who
for the past year has been deputy
clerk of Courts and James Clay Murphy
a son of J. 3. Murphy were married
Yesterday afternoon at the residence oil
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harper Graham on West d. st. Rev.
III. q. Dodds of Oil City, an uncle OF
the bride, officiated.
Henry Keasy' stone house at Saxon
Station is built of sandstone from the
Winfield quarries, and looks very pretty.
By the way, the Conemaugh Stone Co.
is making Just as pretty building blocks
out of the limestone at Winfield as are
made at the Indiana qnarries, fact
that Butler people contemplating build
ing with stone should remember.
Miss Ida Tarbell's sketch of the or
ganization of the Standard Oil Co. and
the methods it employed to obtain con-
troll of the oil-refuing business OF the
country, published in one OF this
months magazines, (McClure's) is an
unusually interesting and instructive
article Miss Tarbell is a daughter OF
the Auditor of the Producers's Co.
Andy Carnegie arrived in New York
few days ago in perfect health-af
least he said he was. He got on the
steamer on the other side suffering from
kidney trouble, but the motion of the
steamer shook it out Of him. Shaking
seems to be good for the human system.
Some years ago Jos. Darling had a bad
case shook out Of him in one night in a
sleeping car, and Esq. Shilling was cur
ed of the rheumatism by boat ride
from Cleveland to Buffalo, but for the
real thing in shakes or fakes you want
to get Herb Harper's Cambridge Springs
story.
During the present week there has
been four patients discharged from But
ler Hospital having been cured Of
typhoid fever and two new cases re-
ceived having same disease.
Prof. J. s. Clark, of the Northwest
ern University, Of Chicago, made the
somewhat startling observation in a
recent address that mo man had a
right to bring into the world more
children than he could properly sup
port" but he modified the statement
considerably by the observation that a
man could rear family in comfort and
save money on $500 a year. He
fur ther declared that wealthy parents
had no right to bring children into the
world and 30 train them that by any
possibility they may become dependent
on others"