Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-09
PERSONAL.

w. J. Mates and family have removed
to Ellwood.
C. F. Halderman has purchased the
Emlenton Herald.
W.E. Holmes of near Saxonburg has
moved to Mcbride.
Fl. S. Thompson of Hooker was In
Butler, Wednesday.
Attorney w. A Forquer was IN
Marietta o. this week.
John Walker of Clinton township
was in Butler. Tuesday.
IG. Charley Smith is now Burgess
of Butler by the grace of the Court.
Miss George Crane has returned to
her position in the Irwin High School
Andrew Moser of Winfield township
was in town on legal business, yester-
day.
W. L. Burr of Forward twp. sold
some hides in Butler last week TO Curt.
Bricker.
o. r. Thorne and daughter. of Clay
township, visited friends in Butler on
Monday.
Miss Hazel Hamel of Beaver Falls is
the guest of Mrs. Gill Moser of the B.
R. q P. cafe.
| S. D. Miller, Jr. will engage in the
oil well supply business in Pittsburg,
with Hickman.
| Miss Gertrude Siebert has returned to
| Circleyille, O. where she is teaching III
the High School.
Miss Gertrude Keck of n Main ST.,
has returned to the ladies seminary at
Chambersburg, Pa.
Miss Pearl Townsend of Armstrong
county visited Rev. J. c. Nicholas OF
Mercer st, last week
Jesse Heydrick and daughter, Miss
Stella, visited his brother, VIM. in
! Meadville, last week.
| James Adds of New Castle was the
guest of John McMarlin and other But
Ter friends, last week.
W. A. Witte of Sarver Station, and
| A. L. Wilson of Middlesex township
were in town, Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Flick of Coylesyille is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs James Nc
Crea, of the South Side.
| Miss Maude Morehoad of s. Washing
ton st. has returned from month
| visit in Washington county.
| Miss Eva Barr of Prospect pleasantly
| entertained the young folks of that
| place last Thursday evening
Miss Florine Kelly of Beaver Falls and
NJ Hausmann of Erie were the guests
/ of Prospect friends last week.
Mrs. Thomas White of Fairvview Ave.
is seriously ILL., Her daughter, Miss
Ella, stenographer for Boggs & Bull, is
at home.
DIR j. C. Atwell will remove his Office
and residence. on February 1st to the
new s. B. Martincourt building, on
Main street.
Rev. J. c. Nicholas, the new Grace
Lutheran minister. was in Avonmore,
yesterday, having been called there to
perform marriage ceremony
Misses Margaret and Jennie Mech
ling have returned to Pittsburg after
spending the holidays with their pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Mechling of
Breeze Place.
Miss Edith Day, daughter of John
Day of Hilliard, and Frank d. Daugh-
| erty Of New Castle were married in
New Castle, Dec. 30 1901, by Rev Will
son of the NJ e. church.
Plough of Evans City had the con-
tract for slate roofing the Pennsylvania
new Union Station in Pittsburg; and
| OFT Covert of this place, with the assist
ance of one attendant, put the roof on
| the high tower.
Miss May Fithian, daughter of w H.
FL. FIthian of the Producers and Rein
ers' Oil Office, has graduated from the
Butler Business College and is prepared
to do stenographic and typewritiDg
work of all sorts.
Maj. Albert g. Negley of Florence,
| Ala was the guest of Butler relatives
for few days last week. The Major is
staunch Republican and has been
largely influential in making Florence
a Republican city.
VIM. Allison of Centre, J. J. SPAIN
of Summit, Harry Fleming of Buffalo,
| r. E. Robb CT Oakland, Ed Westerman
| of Clinton, F. G. Negley of Penn and
Harlan Book of Franklin were among
our callers on Saturday.
Mrs. Simon Croft of Connoquenessing
| township lately received lette- from
her father. John w. Forester, formerly
of Franklin township but for the last
i twenty years citiZsn of Kansas, who
says he is in good health, but that his
legs are paralyzed. He is now about so
years of age.
Miss Pearl Andrews, daughter of
| Isaac Andrews, of the South Side, and
Prof John W. Ritchey, a native of In
I diana and teacher in the Maryville,
Tenn, college, will be married next
Wednesday, January Is, and after their
marriage they will go to Manila in the
Philippine Islands, where Mr. Ritchey
is to teach for the United States govern
ment Miss Andrews quit teaching in
the local schools, Wednesday.
Elmer E. Davidson, the carrier of
Slipperyrock rural mail route No. 2 is
totally deaf and yet understands per-
fectly every word uttered by anyone,
who speaks English plainly, by watch
ing their lips. His case is almost as
noteworthy as that of Mosheim Schulz
the Sunbury man who, though blind,
makes comfortab ble living by weaving
carpet, is an accomplished musicia n
and has read the Bible and Washington
Irving's works by means of raised let
ters.
The following graduates and students
of the Butler Business College have re-
Gently accepted positions as follows:
Ray Hanlen, Book-keeper for the Butler
Fur Co.; William Liebler, Stenographer
for the Sharon Steel Co. j. W. Stoffer,
good position as clerk with large Coal
Co. below Pittsburg Miss Ora Graham,
splendid position as stenographer for the
Penna R. R. Co. Oil City; Mr.. r. w.
Harvey, Stenographer for the G. d. &
: P. Telephone Co., Pittsburg; G. V.
Sheppard, assistant operator and clerk
P. & w. r. R. Co., Zelienople.
A Coming Event.