Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-10-01
PERSONA

Charley Pape is at his bench again
after a months inniug-in bed.
Frank Murphy mas returned from hi
i trip to his gold mine in Colorado.
Conrad Snyder of Brady twp. visite'
friends in Donegal twp this week.
John B. Schantz of Franklin TOWNSHIP
did some shopping in Butler, Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs W. J Helm of Evan
City visited friends in Butler this week
Russell Dixon of the Farmers Nation
al. has returned from tour of the lax
/ cities
Chairman Hutchison has. received ;
sample ballot from the State Com
mittee.
Doctor Bippus has returned from ,
tour Of the lake cities, and will remain
in Butler
J. FL. Cumberland of Institute Hill
has been appointed Janitor of th'
school building there.
Arthur Love furnished the music fol
the Sixth Heavy Artillery reunion il
Pittsburg, last Thursday.
City Editor Raymond w. Locke Of
the Eagle and his bride have located in
Butler and are at home on Walker Ave
JOS Studebaker of Worth twp. visit
ed his sisters, Mrs. Geo. Ogilvie of Har
mony and Nrs. Wilbert Graham in Ze
lienople, yesterday.
VIM. Campbell Jr of the Butler
Savings & Trust Company attended the
sessions of the Bankers Convention in
Pittsburg. last week.
JOS Criswell is lucky man. He il
rich, healthy and handsome; is Justice
Of the peace, and now Judge Galbreath
has appointed him Court Crier.
Miss Catherine Overheim of Saxon
burg and ID. J. Humes of New Castle
were married by Father Walsh in the
Clerks Office, Wednesday morning.
Louis Hepler and bride, nee Elgerta
Eaken, have returned to Toledo o. after
visit with Mrs. Hepler's parents,
Findley Eakin and wife of Butler twp.
DIR. II. A. McCandless, dentist. las
removed his Office, to the new Butler
County National Bank building. where
he will be pleased to see his friends.
End floor.
Mr.. and Mrs, Best of West Fairview,
daughter, Mrs. Rev. G. Nicholas of
Broad st. They are on their way home
from trip to Oklahoma.
Judge Galbreath and w. q. Dou-
theft took in the excursion to New
Wilmington, last Friday. The object
of the meeting was to raise a fund of
half million for the Academy.
G. p. Balsiger Of Karns City and
NJ. 0. Balsiger of Magic and families
have returned from a visit with friends
in w. Virginia; and they stopped in
Butler to see their parents. Jno.
Balsiger and wife.
Rob't. Gibson of Penn twp. wishes
his friends to dine with him on Satur-
day, the 18th inst and afterward at
tend sale. as he intends moving TO
He is one of the Oldest
readers of the CITIZEN and made us a
pleasant call, Monday.
J. FL, Frantz. who WAS raised in the
northern part of this county, In visit
ing bis brother B. f., of Chestnut St.
Butler. Mr.. Frantz is neighbor Of
Mrs. Nation, and thinks she is doing a
great deal Of good In this world.
Topeka is city Of over thirty-thousan
kept up by the railroad shops, meat
packing esta aJlishment and the largest
in the world.
j.. Snyder, of Sioux City, Iowa. was
operated upon for appendicitis and the
surgeons found in his appendix a num-
Der OF hairs which matched those in his
mustacbe. but were different from the
hair on his head These were pro-
nounced the direct cause Of the attack.
After recovering consciousness, Snyder
he had habit Of con
tinually biting the ends Of his mustache.
Snyder should either shave his upper
lipe or wear shorter mnstache.
We were glad. although somewhat
surprised, to meet In Butler on Wed.
nesday, Sept. Both, Prof H. c. Mont
gomery and his lady. Miss Margaret
Dayen Of Allegheny county. After
calling at the Court House and receiy.-
ing the legal papers they sauntered
along Mexican st. to the parsonage of
the U. p. church where the words were
spoken by Rev. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs.
are going TO reside ut Ivy
wood Their friends join In wishing
them success, and pleasant, happy and
useful life. John.
Mrs. DIR. Graham, Miss Eleanor
Ora ham, Miss Ella Coulter, John w.
Coulter and wife, Mrs. Cath. Crane.
Miss Adelaide Crane, Miss Katie Rodg-
Mrs. X. G. McAboy and Lee McAboy
formed little purity among the big
crowd OF Butterflies who took in the
Exposition at Pittsburg Saturday with
the school childrens excursion Owing
TO mistake in announcing that the
return excursion train would leave at
$50 p. IN instead OF 0 as 1t did, large
number OF people had long wait.
Five or six hundred Butler people were
In the City.
Attorney Joseph G. vanderlin has re-
returned from three weeks visit with
q. 4. Wilson. formerly OF Venango town
ship on the latters stock farm near
Piola and Valley Forge, Chester county.
John Vanderlin, grand father OF J c.,
was born and raised In that neighbor-
hood and was childhood playmate of
Mad Anthony Wayne. Mr.. Vanderlin
visited General Wayne's homestead.
where the carpets, curtains lambrequins
and furniture remain In the parlor just
~ they were 1876 years ago. The head.
quarters OF Washington and Lafayette
are also preserved intact. Attorney
General p. G. Knox has bought the Val.
ley Forge camping ground, about 500
acres. which belonged to the Knox
estate and has erected and moved into
magnificent mansion.
Mrs. ,Stuyvesant Fish is one of the
society leaders OF New York and New
port. and she IN quoted Az saying that
Mrs. Roosevelt, the Presidents wife
dresses on $500 year. and she looks
It," whereupon THE Wooden Indian"
remarks: Now. whether Mrs. Roose.
velt does or does not dress upon the An
nual sum named the remark OF Mrs
Fish was certainly very ill.bred one
when applied TO the wife Of the Nation n
CHEF executive. There are u multitude
Of refined and educated women In this
land who would have scorned 10 be
guilty OF such an ut,erance, whose
clothes are above all sensible criticism.
and who do not spend anything like $500
a year for them. IL Mrs. Roosevelt
spends no more than that sum for her
annual garbing II In infinitely TO her
credit and shows that she has good
sense, and IL fee from the vulgar desire
for display which 70 often betrays the
essential commonncss of the very rich
The wife OF the President Of this great
Nation has an example to vet 10 its wo.
man generally. and she would be total
ly lacking In her duty II she endeavored
TO squander money upon her clothes fol
the sole purpose OF trying TO win tbs