Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-01-29
PERSONAL.
Jacob Boos is on the sick lis

Jacob Boos is on the sick list
s. b. Levinton, of Levinton Bros,
has gone East to buy goods for theiI
FIVE stores.
| Rev. T. D. Smith of Middlesex was in
Butler, Tuesday.
W. n. Dawson of Adams township,
came to Butler, Monday.
Norman Phillips is lying seriously i'll
of typhoid in Cincinnati.
Mrs. w. T. Ross of Buffalo twp. visit
ed friends in Butler. yesterday.
| Charles Warner of Lancaster twp.
visited friends in Butler, Friday.
C. M Campbell and R. P. Black Of
Concord attended court this week.
Will Monks and wife of Middlesex
did some shopping in Butler, yesterday
John C. Goehring and wife Of For
ward twp. did some shopping in Butler,
Friday.
Walter G.. Crawford, Esq. of Pitts
burg was in town on business, last
Thursday.
J. P. Graham. R. E. Regal, Abm.
Stone of billiards, visited friends in
Butler Monday.
King Oscar of Sweden is "a years of
age He has tired of his job, and has
handed over to his son.
Frank Fuller Of Uniontown, the new
ly appointed Secretary of the Common
wealth is down with pneumonia at his
home.
Rev. j. S. Wilson will begin a series
of Gospel Meeting in his church at
Prospect, next Monday. See notice IN
another column.
Mrs. Jane e. Douthett, nee Brown,
one of the remarkable old ladies of But
Ter county, paid us her annual visit last
week. She is now in her 7Sth year.
Charley Schwab has been lied about,
SO much, in regard TO his health, that
he is coming home to settle the matter.
He will be marked Exhibit A" in the
case.
Sheriff Hcons entire family includ-
ing Mrs. DR.. WATSON. her little son,
Misses Blanche Lima and Eta and
Deputy Rainey Hoon are all down viii
the measles.
S. C. Glenn of Brady twp, S. A:
Leslie, Esq. of Middlesex twp, Daniel
Heck of Oakland twp, G. 5. Pearce OF
Butler twp and w. I'll. Armstrong OF
Concord twp. were among our callers
last week.
Arthur Blair Of e. E. Pittsburg was
smothered to death by gas from little
lantern stove, last Sunday night. The
poisonous fumes thrown out by these
stoves. resembles the after damp" or
''black death" of the coal mines.
Mrs. A. r. Scott of North Mexican
street. has as her guest her niece, Miss
Ida M.>Wakefield of Johnstown, Pa,
Mrs Scott also entertained her cousin,
Mrs Sue Grant, of Altoona, Pa. from
Saturday evening till Sunday evening.
H. c. Montgomery has resigned his
school in Clinton twp. and taken posi-
ticn in Pittsburg. He taught No. in
that township for SIX terms. Miss JaLet
Moore, who lately returned from Ne
braska, and is living with her uncle, ).
G. Moore, will take his place.
Senator Andrew Williams of Butler
was favored with several important as
signments, considering the fact that he
is a comparatively new member. He is
regarded as one of the earnest, thought
full members of the Senate, and his abil-
ity has won the places for him.-Cor.
Post.
Geo. c. Boyd of Dwight, Kansas,
son Of John Boyd, formerly of W. Sun
bury. but who went west twenty years
ago; and Miss Belle Whitmire, a
daughter of VIM. Whitmire, deceased,
were married by Rev. Nicholas, last
Wednesday, and left on Monday of this
week for their home in Kansas.
Oscar McClung, a Co. E. boy, who
has been manager of the Oil Well Sup
ply Co.'S store at Barbourville Ky. for
three years past, and who is son of
County Commissioner Robert McClung,
and Miss Jean Dickenson of Barbour
vile were married Friday, the 9th inst.
The young couple have the best wishes
of the groom's many Butler county
friends.
Frank Sandbach has given up his po-
sition in the casting department of the
Plate Glass works here, and leaves TO-
day for Saginaw, ; Mich, where he will
be foreman of the casting department
| of the Plate Glass Works there. His
family will probably remain here till
April Frank has been with us for
| fifteen years, and his friends here regret
| his departure