Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-11-12

Professional nurse.
Adrninfsrr arors and Executors of estate
can secure their receipt books at the OlIl
ZEN office; and persons making puDhc saie'
their note books.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Butler borough will elect two Jus
tees Of the Peace, next February.
All the rooms Of the Broad street
school building are said to be polluted
with lice from the Italian scholars.
Don't forget Hobson-keep him in
mind. Buy ticket and secure your re-
served seat as soon as the board opens
Butler county can yet put up a
pretty good sale. The one at w. j.
Hemphilrs in Clinton twp, last week,
amounted to $1.s73.
The bar business has been picking
up since the Board of Health issued its
typhoid fever bulletin. One hotel, down
street, noticed difference of fifty dol
lars day.
The house of the Dickson club, two
miles west of Slipperyrock, was destroy
sed by fire Sunday night. entailing a
loss OF about $3500 The club il com
posed of Pittsburgers.
1t was noted in Butler. last Satur-
- xI~< A. ho~rar 1;I vxot anoro of
the automobiles They seem to be get
ting used to them. A limit, however,
should be placed on the speed.
The Garside, Condit & Mack Stock
Co. are putting up excellent entertain
ments at the Park Theatre, this week.
Their moving pictures and acrobatic
features are alone worth the admission
fee
During the month Of October the
Money Order department of the Butler
postof1ce issued 1902 orders, and paid
664. The orders issued amounted to
e21, ,sO4.s4. part Of which went to Eu-
rope.
The Butler Basket Ball team has
has reorganized with the following
players, Campbell Capt, McClafferty,
Bonner, Young, Brown and Mcdowell;
and John J. Feigel as manager. They
are looking for more scalps.
Until further orders all visitors will
be excluded from the Christian Buhl
hospital in Sharon. This step was
deemed advisable on account of the
rapidly increasing cases of smallpox in
Sharon, and as an extra precaution to
the patients and nurses.
The P. r. G held an open meeting.
Tuesday evening. which was addressed
by Rev. Hanshaw Of Sharon; music
was furnished by Misses Armstrong,
Haid, Grant and Raseley and recita-
tions given by Misses Shakeley and
Matthews.
The strike at the car works was set
tied and about eighteen hundred men
are at work there on an order that will
probably keep them busy till the middle
Of january. The company missed the
Wabash order. which went to McKee'e
Rocks, but are expecting others which
will loosen up matters.
All the large companies that manu-
facture harvesting machines got togeth-
or. last week. and organized the Inter
national Harvesting Machine Co. Of
America. Each factory, however, will
continue to make it's own machine
though but one agent at each point OF
: for each county sell them all.
AT Zelieuople, last Thursday, ths
Hallston Coal and Coke Co., elected N
B. Duncan, president; L. o. Benze, vice
president; Zenas McMichael, secretary
w. J. Bredin, treasurer; and L. r. Alex
ander. superintendent. The company
has 900 acres Of coal land at HaIlston,
10 miles north Of Butler on the Bessie.
with one mine in operation.
zone Of the coming musical treats
for the people Of Butler IL the concert
TO be given the Schumann Quartstte of
Pittsburg, consisting Of the Misses
Wheat. McNally and Baker. on the Goth,
by the Second Presbyterian church.
The quartette comes highly recommend
cd and are noted for their sweet and ar.
tistic singing.
Thirty automobiles. each carrying
from four to six people, left the Hote
6chenley, ut different times, last Satur
day morning, and started for Butler vi,
Sharpsburg, the plank road and Thre,
degree road. Seven broke down, and
the rest reached Butler from about nool
to two hours later. They returned b.
wav Of the Plank road, Finn road and
Etna; and while along the Finn roat
were fred upon by some boys. who wer,
out hunting. One bullet plowed through
the back part Of VIM. A. Crafts head
and made him unconscious for "a time
but did not seriously injure him. Th'
boys ran, and hid, but an effort will b,
made to discover their identity.
The annual meeting of the We
mans Hospital Association will be hel,
In the Y. M. G. A. ParIors, Tuesday
Nov. II, at 8 p. m All members ar,
requested to attend, and q cordial invi
tation Is extended to all who may be in
clined to join the association.
MRS. j. B. BLACK. Sec.
LOST-On Wednesday OF last weel
Robert Kennedy of Tarentum lost hi
note book, containing eight judgmen
notes, on the road between w. j. Hemp
hills in Clinton twp. and Smith Kenne
dy'B In Buffalo twp. The finder will b
suitably rewarded by returning tn
same to Smith Kennedy, Carbon Blac
p. O., r. r. ID. No, 16.
You will find Just what you want i
fall suit or overcoat at Ritter
Rockensteins. Their price is alway
right.
NIGHT SCHOOL.
Six Months night school ut the Butle
Business College for $25. Term begin
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