Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-07-31
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John Stoner has returned TO Erie.
Ed Mariorf is at Cambridge Springs.
Rev. oner is visiting friends in Wash
ington Co.
Dr. Moore brought home 30-pound
fish from Canada.
Mrs. F. ". Tinker IS visiting friends
in Grove City and Mercer.
I Fred Jamison drove three winning
/ horses at Titusville, last week.
Jemima Drauker Of Butler has been
granted a pension Of : per month.
Sheriff Hoon has purchased the w Il.
Long house on Milfiin St for g, $50.
Noses Sullivan of Bradford visited
his mother on the Diamond, this week
Mrs. Garrison and daughters Of Der
yer are the guests Mrs. II. j. Berkimer
Dr. L.. Il. Stepp and son Of AIiddlesex
twp visited friends in Batter. yester-
day.
Forrest Huff is home on "a visit, but
thinks he will stick to the stage FOR
life.
Hon. Jos. Hartman has purchased the
McElhaney house on n. Main st. for
S12, 500.
Mrs. D. L. Cleeland and sons left to-
day to attend the Grove CRY Bible
School
w. ]. Gold OF Clarksville. No Is the
guest of his nephew. 4. +. Bracken Of
Miniin St.
Robert Adams ard J. h. Cumberland
Of Concord twp were in town, Monday,
witnessing Mrs. Pryors viii.
DR.. Chas. Earhart Of Philadelphia
passed through Butler, Sunday, on his
auto, on his way to visit his Old home
in Karns City.
James McClymonds, one of Slippery
rock IS Spanish war veterans, stopped on
in Butler, Monday, on his way 10 Eli
wood City TO resume work ia machine
shop where he lost his right thumb six
weeks ago, and where he now has less
dangerous job.
Miss George Crane returned home,
Saturday from siX-weeks visit with
friends in Meadville. North East and
Edinboro At the Commencement ut
Allegheny College, sometime ago she
was elected member Of the Phi Beta
Kappa literary society.
DR.. J. c. Boyle lately tooK q course
on the eye, ear. Bose and throat ard Is
now making a specially OF ailments Of
those parts. as see card in another col
umn. He operated on the eyes Of his
father-in-law, r. S. McNair, few days
ago. and the ex- Mayor il fegaining the
sight Of his right eye.
Richard w. Dean. the well-known
Young driver of the Adams Express Co,
and Miss Tillie Stoops Of Moniteau were
married this morning at the residence
Of Rev. Nicholas on Mercer 81. After
short wedding trip to Conneaut and
Erie they will reside in Butler. The
groom is son Of Mrs Susan Dean Of
West st.
Capt. J. y. Clark Of Seattle Wash.
arrived in Butler, Tuesday evening. and
left for Washington. Wednesday He
was Prothonotary Of Butler county IN
the latter sos and editor Of the Eagle in
the early 70s He is now in his G2nd
year, has good health. has retired from
business. and called 10 zee his old friends
during his short stay here.
Adam Worth, in his day. the leader
Of the most successful gang Of burglars
and forgers the civilized world has |
proba bly, ever held, died in this country |
a few days ago. and his biography is |
being made public. He and his pals
robbed several banks in this country |
and then went to London. where their
forgeries and robberi es astonished the
public and puzzled the police. Then
they went 10 Cape Town where they |
made one haul Of million dollars
worth Of diamonds and then returned |
10 London. where Worth had a steam
yacht fitted up, in which he cruised
around the Mediterranean entertaining
rich people while bis pals robbed their
houses. After he had become immense.
ly wealthy he was caught mp in small /
that he undertook for fun.
while intoxicated, was sent To the pen.
in Belgium for Sc ven years, was robbed
by his pals during his confinement, and
returned 10 America a broken down
aDd poor man.