Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-09-10
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Louis Leyinton, the Clothier, has re
turned from his eastern trip
DIR. McAdoo and family have re-
turned fr IN trip TO the alls.
Herb Harper was taken seriously I'll,
last Friday. but is about again
Mrs. Bole and Miss Kelly have re.
turned from Cambridge Springs.
Col Haworth of jamestown, N. Y,
visited friends in Butler, this week
Chas. Rea of Connoquenessing did
some shopping in Butler, Thursday.
Peter Bowers and Floyd Bollinger OF
Greece City were in Butler Monday.
DIR. Julia Foster and family haye re-
turned from their summer vacation.
Warren Greenlee has returned from
the Thunder Mountain mining district.
Mrs. Sarah Anderson and daughter
Leila of Flick were in Butler Friday.
Mrs. William Kerr of Marion twp.
a sister Of Jos. Vanderlin, is seriously
ill.
W. A. Sloan, Eco, of Mars, attended
to some legal business in Butler Mon
day.
Mary Rupert of Lincoln way has been
elected teacher IN Butler schools at
$45 per month.
Miss Georg lana Crane ha7 gone to Ir-
win, Pa where she is teacher in the
high schools
Cyrus Stepp and wife of Penn twp.
returned Monday, from trip to the
Falls and Toronto.
L. c. Wick has returned from his trip
to Duluth and is working hard to catch
up with his business.
Jos Meetings. horse canters past an
auto without noticing it, but scares at
the Salvation bass-drum.
o. D. Thorn was in town. last week,
completing his purchase of the Rufus
Patterson farm in Clay twp.
Attorney Donald Findley has return
ed 10 New York city after visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Findley.
Miss Blanche Bartley OF Verona re-
turned home Friday from A visit with
the family Of Alex Hays in Jefferson
twp.
DR.. Bradford McAboy of Homewood
Ave. Piitsburg spent day or two last
week with his parents, Squire and Mrs.
McAboy.
C. W. Starkey has remodeled the
Fipdley studio and il now ready for
business with F. z. Hover az chief
operator. See adv.
Edward Burns of Los Angeles, Cal.
and Miss. Bessie Bell of Butler were
married at the residence Of Rev. Eli
Miller in Allegheny, last evening.
Mayor Kennedy, Collector Sister and
Treasurer Grieb called upon Gov.
PeLnypacker when they were in Harris
burg. last Wednesday and were very
cordially received.
Miss Nellie McCandless. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo McCandless OF
Franklin twp. and H. B. Kaercher, OF
Verona, Pa. were married, yesterday.
Congratulations
Mr.. Nicholas Holmes Of the Cincin-
matt College of Music. who has been the
guest of Jno c. Dickson of the Pgh.
Organ and Piano Co., has gone home to
resume his studies.
J. @. A. Sullivan was in town, Tues
day and informed ms that he is now
grandpap. The incest little girl you
ever saw came to Will and his wife two
weeks ago, and hence these rejoicings
Mrs. Stephen Troutman of Astabula
Co 0. and her daughter Caroline visit
ed z. G, Troutman and the old home
stead, last week, and are the guests of
Paul Troutman's sons in Butler, this
week.
AL Heck would have shed bitter tears.
yesterday, had he been in Butler. The
beautiful wild d-cucumber tree on his
former lot on Washington street was
cut down to make way for q new
building.
Col Redick of Butler and Geo.
Weddle of Harmony attended the re-
union of the survivors of Co. Z. OF the
105 at West Elizabeth, last Friday.
Col. Duff and eighteen members OF the
company we're present.
Mrs. Sisney, P. NJ. at Boyer Sta, was
in Butler Monday. Talking about
foreigners sending their money to
Europe, she said she had filed out
money orders for as high as $3.50 for
one coal miner for one month.
Mrs. Pifer, who weighs $50 pounds,
had bad fall, yesterday. The End
story porch to the rear OF her restaurant
gave way while she was on it, and she
was precipitated to the ground, twenty
feet below. Her injuries may be
serious.
Rev. Oller aud Alex Mitchell. Esq.
have returned from their trip to the
Pacific coast They were gone five
weeks and travelled through fifteen
states and territories; and it cost them
abont $175 each. They both greatly en-
joyed the trip.
Robert Fisher of the Dye Works, with
his wife and son, have returned from a
four months visit TO their old home in
England. new Liverpool. They enjoyed
their visit to the limit. The English
nation, just now is pondering over
Jos. Chamberlain's preferential tariff
ideas
DR.. L. l.. Wasson, who has recently
returned from Johns Hopkins Hospital,
where he completed a post graduate
course in eynecology diseases OF wo-
mem and abdominal surgery, wishes to
announce the opening Of offices in But
Ter County National Bank Building also
that his practice will be limited to the
above named branches.
Miss Mary Rockenstein and Mrs
Feigel returned Saturday, from a trip
to Erie, Buffalo. Detroit, Cleyeland,
Niagara Falls and Toronto. They were
gone two weeks and had delightful
time At Cleveland they attended
the Millinery Openings and Miss
Rockenstein bought an elegant Fall
stock of Millinery goods.
Drs. Weidman of Mercer and Bricker
Of Butler performed trepanning opera.
tion on Elias Miller, at the Hospital,
Tuesday morning. removing several
broken pieces Of skull which were press
ing on the brain and causing distress
ing nervous trouble. The injury was
sustained last year by being caught in
| a gas engine while pumping near Ma
harg.
Nelson Kirker of Wurtemburg
| formerly of Lancaster township. anc
his h.other, S. NJ. Kirker of Perry town
ship. Lawrence county, and who livei
on the old homestead; attended th'
funeral of their sister. Mrs. John l.
Jones, nee Margaret Kirker. in Butler
\ Yesterday Mrs Jones was the mothe