Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-08-13
PERSONAL.

Ed Daubenspeck il ar Bedford
Springs
AL. Ruff and wife are at Cambridge
Springs.
Miss Clara McJunkin is visitins
friends at Ligonier.
Mrs Frank e. Murphy is visiting
friends in Warren County.
Judge and Mrs Galbreath have re
turned from Atlantic City.
Miss Marie Stein has been elected q
teacher of the Butler schools.
Miss Laura Stein is entertaining Miss
Breckenridge of New Castle.
Miss Frantz of North Chestnut St Ii
visiting friends in Tarentnm.
Conrad Biehl of Institute Hill is re-
covering from siege of typhoid
w. S. Keister and Gus Kildoo OF
Keister were in Butler, last week.
Mrs. Frank Morse of Mercer st. is en-
tertaiping Miss Weiss of Pittsburg.
DR.. Scott. Surgeon for the 18th Z. S.
Cavalry, has sailed for the Philippines.
J. L. Warmcastle of Slipperyrock
visited his sister in Renfrew. yesterday
Miss Martin of Pittsburg is visitii g
her sister Mrs. Daniel Negley of Great
Belt
j. V. Ritts has a cottage at Chautau-
qua and is entertaining some Butler
people.
Clerk Kiskaddon and daughter are
visiting friends in the Windy City aud
in Iowa.
c. c. Miller of Euclid and Jos Bell OF
Claytonia did some shopping IN Butler.
Saturday.
Miss Anna Sproul Of Oil City is the
guest of Miss Elsie Beighley of w
jefferson st.
Mrs. Gladys Lowry Of Allegheny and
daughter are the guests Of ]. Z. Coch-
rane and wife.
r. VI. Stewart of Penn twp. visited
friends in Butler and went out to Park
last Thursday.
Nelson Sutton of Concord has gone t.
r. encampment.
Miss Blanche HAYS has returned home
from a visit with her aunt, Mrs. Wp
Kennedy of Butler.
Misses Alice Mentle and Bessie Field
ing of Allegheny are visiting Lutte
Reiber of Mercer st.
W.R. Turner the B. G. o. agent here,
and his wife left town yesterday on a
trip to Salt Lake City.
VIM Dieter Of Chicora visited friends
in Butler, last Thursday, and took III
the w. o. W. ox-roast.
Mrs. Norman Rhodes of Philadelphia
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Priscilla
Glenn of West Sunbury.
John Weitzel of Winfield Twp. and
Steve Mcbride. late Of Allegheny. are
the two, new policemen.
Rev. L. 8. Foust of Emporia Kan.
was the gnest last week of Rev. G, II
Foust of Mt. Olivet charge.
Esq, Bedillion and family of Middle
sex returned last week, from a visit
with friends in Washington Co.
G. w. Freehling and wife Of Pitts
burg are the guests of his parente, An.
gust Freehling and wife Of Winfield
twp.
James Rankin and family Of Penn
twp. returned Tuesday, from visii
with friends in Fairview and Concord
twps.
Ernest Faber has returned to Butter
after a years absence in Philadelphia
bringing with him q fair Philadelphia
bride.
Clara Grohman of the North Side If
entertaining Mis- Broadhead of Kittan-
ming and the Misses Forcht Of Carbon
Centre
Tom johnson don't know whether to
be Governor or Senator, and Mark
Hanna don't propose that he shall be
either.
Mrs. TiIlie staley Of Collins Ave
Pittsburg visited her sisters at the Old
McCandless homestead west of tow
this week.
Mrs. Cyrus Goucher Of GreeDville. Mr.
Range Of Conneaut and Miss Hartzell O
Marion o.
Jos. Pizor of Ellwood has recovered
from his long Illness and is back g.
Butler, but is thinking of locating ~
Brown sville.
Ex-Congressman Sowden is capsigr-
ing on a sauerkraut issue. He made .
slasbing speech On the subject 1T O.
e.. L.. o.
Mrs. Deborah Barkey and her friend
celebrated her S0th birthday, last Tnef
day, at the home Of her daughter, Mrs
Richard Allen in Cranberry twp
Turner Wick Of Concord twp. came
to Butler, last Saturday and took hont
his daughter, Mrs. Ssllie Fleeger Jacobt
and family. for stay with them.
Jacob Reiber, the drover. now In his
S5th year, was in Pittsburg this week
and bought car load Of cattle which
he brought TO Butler and sold to local
butcher.
Prof. Snyder, former Supd't Of the
Schools Of this county, and now Presi-
dent Of the Agricultural College Of
Michigan, visited friends In this county
last week.
Miss Mary McShane of Butler went
on to Toledo, o. Monday. to attend the
funeral of her uncle, Thomas Butler.
whose wife was Catharine Mckinley Of
Donegal twp.
DIR. Showalter was called TO London,
last week, by the news Of the serious
illness of his daughter. Miss Gepevive,
who. with her mother and sisters, has
been touring Europe
Mr.. Corbett (gentleman) says he II