Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-01-22
PERSONAL.

James Blake OF Franklin twp. visited
friends in Butler, Tuesday.
Miss Maude Morehead of s Washing
ton St. is i'll with neuralgia.
Robert Barron. Esq, of Worth visit
ed friends in Butler, Tuesday.
Henry Horn Of Saxonburg did some
shopping in Butler yesterday.
James Robertson of Oakland, was il
for load Of lumber, yesterday
| Thomas Rumes of Clearfeld twp. Wis
| tied friends in Butler, Tuesday.
w. H. Bauman of Jefferson twp. did
some shopping in Butler. yesterday
JP. Negley of Pittsburg spent We'd
nesday with his father, ]. h Negley.
G. f. Weisenstein, of Center town
ship, visited friends in Butler, Monday
Mrs. Henry Ekas of Buffalo twp. did
some some shopping in Butler last Fri
day.
W. Pacoe and johnson Burns OF
MiddIesex visited friends in Butler, yes
terday.
p r. Day, Of Clay twp, and Samuel
Day, Of Connoquenessing, were III town
Monday.
A. W. Christy has been nominated by
the President for postmaster ar Sip
peryrock.
James T. Whitworth, a Yandergrift
banker, attended the Snyder Phillips
trial, Monday.
G.B. Turner OF West Sunbury and
T. B. Smith of Butler were in Harris
burg, Tuesday.
James Bolton, wife and daughter Of
Connoquenessing did some shopping IN
Butler. Saturday.
Sheriff Hoon aud wife attended the
funeral Of his sister, Mrs. Seiber5. IN
Pittsburg, Monday.
Frank Murphy of Potter county has
succeeded Frank Walker as the Postal
Telegraph liDeman.
Misses Marks and Miss Maria Shoup
of Fairview Ave. have moved TO Elllolt
borough, Pittsburg.
Joe Campbell has transferred his
services from the Postal to the western
Union Telegraph office.
G. H. Rea and wife, Of Marion town
chip, visited friends and did some shop-
ping N Butler, Monday.
Misses Ollie Dersheimer and Newton
OF Stamford made up little slelghipg
party to Butler, last week
Mrs. John Brown Of Colorado is visit
inc her hrothers. James John and 10y
al Welsh Of Jefferson twp.
C.E. Warner Of Penn twp has sold
his farm to A. W. Marsh OF Nebraska,
and intends moving to the city
Delehanty, the base ball outfielder,
over whom the leagues quarreled, re-
ceiyes a salary of $4,000 year.
Miss Stella Beidenbach was elected a
teacher Tuesday evening, to take the
place of Miss EdneY, who resigned
Mr.. Carter of Carbon Centre by his
chance shot. has seriously discouraged
the burglar industry in this vicinity.
Frank Hildebrand, for several years
past with H. J Klingler 81 Co, is now
assistant teller in J. Berg d Cos bank.
Philip Sanderson sold his farm Of 100
acres on Muddycreek, in Clay twp TO
the A. & w. r. r. for -, 900, or $50 an
acre
S. S. Kelly, funeral director at Donora
attended the funeral of his aunt, Betsy
Morrow Forsythe, in Concord twp.
Tuesday.
John Park of Middlesex twp. was in
town. last Friday, and as he is fancler
of fine stock, purchased a thoroughbred
Berkshire, while here.
Y. G. Jordan and w. Ii. Karns Of the
Bessemer telegraphic force expect 70
leave Feb. 5, for Oregon to accept posi-
tions with the Oregon Short Line.
Abe Flick was in Butler last Thurs
day. and bought forty feet OF the old
Balph lot, fronting on Wayne st. he
intends pntting mp three-story brick
with two store-roonls.
M. Jules Verne, the author Of eighty
four novels, says that the newspaper
will soon altogether snpplant the novel
Is il not remarkable that the human
race prefers fact to fiction2
E.E. Miller Daniel Lardin. Earnest
Black and +. III. Davy, have been elect.
ed delegates to the State Convention or
the Woodmen Of the World TO be held
in Cory, Pa, March 10th.
Hon. WIN. G. Thompson, President
Judge of 18th Iowa district, was 73
wears of age on the nth inst. and sent
biz greetings TO H. J. Klingler Of this
town, with whom he boarded fifty years
ago.
w. B. McGeary and wife of Dunbar
street left Monday for Iowa where they
expect TO remain month while Mr.
McGeary is gathering up another car
load OF horses TO bring to the local
market.
Harry Kelly and Harry Pisor Of
Worth twp. William Douthett, George
Thomas, Win. Dixon, Clarence Dixon,
RAYMOND Reed, VIM. Sherman and
Isaac Blakesley were among the Butler
boys at Harrisburg, Tuesday.
James Murray is said to now have an
income Of $500 day from his wells in
Jefferson county, Ohio. He formerly
lived at st. Joe and in Jefferson twp,
this county, and had hard luck for
many years before striking something
good.
Mrs. George Knittle and her daugh-
ters Mrs. Eugene Pape and Misses Edith
and Dora, left last Friday night for the
bedside Of Mr.. Knittle who was taken
sick at Wheeling He has beed in poor
health for some time and, being unable
| to work spent most of his time visiting
among his children. He had gone 10
Wheeling to visit his son when he was
| taken i'll.
S. w. Moore of Brady. w. A. Chris
tie, Esq. and Japhia McMichael Of Clay,
Jas. T. Marshall of Penn, Levi Logan
Of Jefferson, JAS NJ Douthett of For
| word, Levi Sarver of CoDnoquenessing
G.. J. and NJ j. Shaffer of Franklin,
Jos. B. Henchberger Of Butler and X.
| Il. Robb OF Oakland twp. were among
our callers last Friday and Saturday.
| Mark Twain, who has lived about
"a thousand ycars-in experience-and
who is now on the ebbtide of existence,
is trying TO play ghost. He has asked
all his close friends to write obituaries
OF himself; and these he intends to col
| lect, edit and publish, and attach to his
autobiography. Mark feels assured
from his own knowledge Of his golden
virtues" that nobody will write i'll oi
him.
Public Sales.
Friday, Jan. 30, 10 a. NAT &. ia
| Warmers in Penn twp near Mahoot
| acha0I houae gtock haV Grain nOuap