Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-05-28

DR.. Bricker has been sick for day o.
two
Mark Twain is on the sick list anC
his nurse is doing the joking.
Ed. Westerman of Clinton twp. visit
ed friends in Butler, Friday
John Burris of Connoquenessing twp
was in town on business, Friday.
r. w. Park and wife of Middlese,
did some shopping in Butler, Saturday
Mark Hanna of Ohio does not Low,
Roosevelt less. bat hates Foraker more
Edward J Say and wife of jefferson
twp. did some shopping in Butler, Fri
day.
George Felsing and wife of Clinton
twp. did some shopping in Butler. Fri
day.
\. W. Shira and wife Of Washing tor
twp did some shopping i'll Butler, Sat
uIday
D. f. Reed has purchased the w. L.
Ralston block on w jefferson st. fo1
s25, 600
Forrest Huff, q member of the Kirk
Lsshelle Opera Co, is home on his
vacation.
Miss Aggie Peters of Clinton twp. is
the g-est of Mrs. n W Campbell OF
Franklin St
Ex-Register and Recorder Adams is
now Lying ON the Cyrus Campbell farm
near Bruin.
Philip Sutton and his wife of Browns
dale. formerly of Penn twp are bath IN
poor health.
Max ORell the famous French news
paper writer and lecturer. died i'll Paris,
last Saturday night
Gill Moser and family returned last
evening from siX-weeks visit with
friends in Titusyille.
Mrs David Lefevre and daughter,
AnDabel, of Middlesex twp. did some
shopping in Butler, Saturday.
Arthur STEPHENS, the wellknown mine
blacksmith of Claytonia and Mrs. Enza
Bryson Of Coaltown were married, Sun
day.
j. D. Graham has returned to his
home in Hastings, Mich, after pleas
ant visit with his brothers, Geo. NJ and
Harper Graham.
H. w. Brewster of New Castle Ma
tional Deputy Organizer of the Wash
ington Union of New Castle. is in But
organizing lodge.
President Roosevelt was in Portland,
Oregon. last Thursday, and Senator
John Nipple Mitchell headed the com
mittee that received him.
VIM. Walker made the sale of the
Ralston block to Mr. Reed for $25, 900;
also the sale of the Jacob l.. Kelly prop
erty in the 1st ward to Alfred Field for
81, 300
School Director John Findley said
some very sensible things in his address
to the High School graduates, Tuesday
evening, before handing them their di-
plomas.
Rev. H. K. Shanor of Middle Lancas-
ter passed through Butler, Monday, on
his way home from Clarion county,
where he assisted in installing the pas
tor of new church.
Mrs. j E. Burtner expects to leave
for New York June the 18th to visit her
son, H. w. Burtner, of the Battleship
Massachusetts" which is stationed at
the Navy Yard, there.
n B. Mechling returned home from
Mexico few days ago. He passed the
winter in Monterey, i'll the employ of a
telegraph company, and was greatly
pleased with the country there, and also
the people.
C. N. Boyd ard wife attended the
wedding of Mrs Moore and Rev. Hill
at Markleton, yesterday. Mrs. Moore
was the widow of the former book
keeper of the Savings Bank, who died
soma years ago
Mrs Joseph Dayis of Franklin twp.
committed suicide, last Thursday night,
by hanging herself with two handker-
chiefs to an apple tree. She was about
75 years of age, and had been acting
strangely for sometime.
Mis- Mildred Painter, daughter of
Jacob NJ. Painter Esq, was ten years
of age, last Saturday, and she celebrat
ed the occasion by giving lawn-party
to a number of her school mates. during
which she was the recipient of some
handsome presents.
Ex-associate Judge Robert Storey,
arrived at his eightieth birthday on the
18th of this month lie is now among
our octogenarians, is yet hale and
hearty and is one of our best and most
respected citizens. Judge Storey is the
only ex-associate of this county now
living.