Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-06-19
PERSONAL.

Frank Murphy and wife are home
from their western trip.
Nisse. Elizabeth and Ella Campbell
visited in Kittanning. last week.
r. II. Peters and wife of Clinton twp.
visited friends in Butler, Monday.
! Robert Francis of Brady township
was in town, on business, Monday.
VIII. Peters and wife of West Win
field visited Butler friends, Monday
Frank Murphy and wife of W. Pearl
St. are home from their tripto Colorado
Misses Stella and Genevra Mates Wis
tied friends in Reibold and Butler, this
| week.
Robert Graham of Meadyille Pa. was
the guest of his nephew, John c. Gra-
ham, Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Cruikshank and Fred Nc
Cracken were married at Cumberland
Md. last week.
Mrs. Charles B. Stewart of Cross
Roads, W. Va. visited relatives IN this
place last week
w. C Glenn of West Sunbury sold a
carload of stock at the East Liberty
yards, Monday.
Mrs George Miller and her children
of Clinton township visited friends in
Butler, last week.
VIM. s. Brandon and wife of Whites
town called at the CITIZEN office while
in Butler, last week.
Miss Lizzie Evans returned Tuesday
from weeks visit with Mrs. W. j.
Helm of Evans City.
Miss Jeanne Mckee of Butler read
poem at the Glass Day exercises at
Westminster, Monday.
Mrs. Walter of Saxon Station, who
run the spinning-w during the Gen.
tennal is seriously i'll.
Ethan Badger of West Liberty, who
has been seriously i'll for nearly three
months. is recovering slowly
Rev. w. o. Campbell of Sewicllly at
tended the Centennial Anniversary OF
the Middlesex Presbyterian church.
DR.. Cowden of Renfrew purchased
the Ralston residence on n. Main ST.
and intends removing to Butler, having
sold his practice in Renfrew to DR..
Campbell.
Curtis Hockenberry. who lost part of
foot by getting nnder his street car q
few weeks ago, has been taxed from the
Hospital to his home in Cherry twp.
Miss Florence Bonner, N. Mexican ST.,
sailed Monday from New York on the
steamer Philadelphia for Europe, where
she will take a course in voice culture.
Mrs. Dallenbaugh of Sharon went to
Atlantic City, Monday; opened her
trunk and found her old cat with three
kittens (born enroute) in it She sent
the happy family home.
james P. A. Black, son Of Isaac
Black OF Prospect, and u prominent
lawyer and banker of Bloomington,
Nebraska, is candidate for the Repub
Icon nomination for governor in that
state.
Miss Josephine, daughter of Henry
BURNER and granddaughter Of Philip
BURNER. and Fred. NJ. Scott of Oakdale
were married at the Burtner residence
in Saxcnburg last Thursday, in the
presence of large number of friends.
Rev j. H. McJunkin officiating.
r. P. Scott. recently elected depart
ment commander of the Grand Army of
the Republic, has issued bis first order
appointing his staff. a. G. Williams
of Post No. 105. Butler. is the only
Western Pennsylvania representative
on The staff. He is chief of staff.
Az the regular meeting of Butler Tent
No. 81, K. O. T. NJ. held Thursday
evening, these officers were elected:
Commander, H a. Dickey Lieut.. Com.
II H. Cumberland; Sergeant, G. A.
Hawk: Chaplain, Rev. 8. G. Long; First
Master OF Guard. H H. Hepler; Second
Master of Guard. 0. IT, Rochberger;
Master at Arms. j. NJ Wick; Sentinel
Percy Kyle; Picket, G W. Spangler.
james NJ. Galbreath and wife return
ed home Saturday after few days visit
with his brother in-law, Attorney r. B
Ivory of Pittsburg. Saturday evening
Prof. Wery's French band and a num-
ber of friends proceeded TO the Gal
breath residence and gave the new judi
cial nominee rousing serenade. Mr..
Galbreath thanked them in a brief
speech, saying that the serenade was
perhaps more in honor of the position to
which he had been nominated than to
him personally.
One of the prettiest weddings ever
seen in Butler was that of William Nc
Clure Sullivan and Miss Margaret
Mechling in ST. Peters Episcopal church
Wednesday noon. The ring ceremony
of the church was performed by Rev.
Barlow. Joseph B. Mechling the father
of the bride, giving her away. Sweet
strains of music were waited from the
organ throughout the ceremony. At its
conclusion Miss Jennie Mechling sang a
wedding song. After benediction the
bridal party repaired to the Mechling
residence to partake of a rich wedding
feast. The happy couple will reside on
Fairview Ave. The groom is employed
with Skivington & Co. financiers, of
Pittsburg.