Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-07-30
PERSONAL.

| Will Mardorf spent Sunday and Mon
day in Pittsburg.
Miss Isabel Adams is visiting friend
in Kalamazoo, Mich.
Attorney John Murrin is rusticatini
at Cambridge Springs.
Paul Green and wife have returne'
from Cambridge Springs.
Judge Galbreath and family left thi
morning for Atlantic city.
Chas Burkhalter of Greenville visite'
friends in Butler last week.
Miss Neiner of Erie is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. John A. Stoner.
Col. a. Blakeley of Pittsburg was il
Butler on business. Tuesday.
| Miss Hamilton of Vandergrift is th
guest of Mrs. G. G. Cochrane.
Mrs. DR.. Boyle and parents are visit
| ing her cousin in Clearfeld county.
DIR. Bricker was able to sit up, Mon
day, for the first time in eight weeks.
Mrs Geo. N. Burkhalter is entertain
ing Misses Chapman and Walter o
Ravena, o.
| Paul Eisler, Will and Lottie Klinglel
and Nettie Allen drove to Muddycreel
Falls, Tuesday.
Rev. A r. Robinson and wife left to
day for a months outing at Freepor
and Atlantic City.
Harry Coe and wife, nee Sadie Ekas
| of Renfrew are rejoicing over the ar
rival of their first boy.
Frank and Roy Cleeland are on &
walking excursion to Oil City and re
turn probably by rail-
J.H. Abdill of Philadelphia has tax
en- charge of the Western Union Tele
graph Office as manager.
Mrs. D. D. Quigley and daughter Of
| W. Penn St. returned from pleasant
visit TO Slipperyrock, Tuesday.
Mrs. John Conner and little daughter
| of Philadelphia are visiting her sister
Mrs. c. J. Reiber of E. Clay ST.
Miss Test of Pittsburg and Miss Oliyt
Mccoy of Braddock have been the
guests of Mrs. John n. Patterson.
Revs. Manor of Harmony .. P
church, Harrisville, and Robinson oi
Burler exchanged pulpits last Sunday
Miss Blanche Myers returned to her
| home in Washington, Pa, after 8
pleasant visit with Mrs. Earl d. Clin
| tor.
DR.. Zimmerman, Saml Purvis Jr
and John Z. Graham formed party tC
Buffalo and the Falls, Monday morn
ing.
Hart Graham and family visited
friends in Butler, over Sunday, in their
way from the lake to their home II
Youngstown.
Miss Frances Herdman, who is train
ing for a nurse at the West Penn Hos
pital, in Pittsburg, is at home on two
weeks vacation.
James C. Glenn of Clay township, E.
J. Dershimer of Butler township, j. 7.
Wick of Concord, were among oul
callers, last Saturday.
James Marshall has graduated from
the law school of the U. of P. and hai
formed a partnership with his brother,
J. D. Marshall of Butler.
Mrs. Rev. J. C. Nicholas and daugh.
ter, Gertrude, are on an extended visit
with relatives in Harrisburg and the
eastern part of the state.
Chain Tin Sin has left San Francisco
for China. taking his family and 81 600,
900 with him. He was penniless when
he came to the United States.
Congressman Showalter came down
from Chautauqua, Yesterday, and with
Levi Wise and VIM. Marks went to
Greensburg, today, on political bust
ness.
Abel Fisher is unusually short in
stature but he was a six-footer, last
Sunday. 1t is boy, an eleven FOUNDER,
and was able to yell like an Indian the
first day.
Register Davis and Rev. Updegraph
of Pittsburg went out to their homes in
Brady township. Monday. Mr.. Davis
has lately purchased the Jos. Dodds
property on New Castle street.
Gen. Cassius NJ. Clay was cousin of
Henry Clay, and he was an old time
Whig, and abolitionist. He made a
strong speech from the steps of our old
Court House, in favor of Fremont, in
1856.
Walter and James Haseltiue of But
ler, George and Minnie of Middlesex
twp. and Clarence of Beaver Falls had
a pleasant family reunion, Sunday, at
the home of w. Fl. Ritter.
J. S. Sanderson and wife and Sample
Love returned home, Monday, from a
two-weeks camping bout along French
creek, near Cambridge Springs. They
enjoyed their outing, but would have
enioyed it better if it had not rained SO
much.
R.C. Little has resigned his position
as bookkeeper for Bessemer Machine
Co. at Montpelier, Ind, and moved with
his family to Denver, Col, on account
of Mrs. Littles health, who has been
suffering with throat trouble for the
past two years, Mrs Little was Letitia
CrisweD, formerly of Butler township.
The Sheriff of Chautauqua county
recently arrested the members of the
Celoron baseball club while playing a
game of ball on Sunday. The jury
EcuucICO q NciuiCO VI hOo SuiitJ dAo
| recommended that the costs (abou'
5000 be put upon the complainant
This is fairly clear notice that the
folks up there are roofing for a wide
open Celoron and want the excursionist
money in preference to lawful Ten
Commandment Sabbath.
The people of Pittsburg and ALE
gheny celebrated the completion ant
opening of the Herr's Island dam. Tues
day. Great crowds assembled at tn
dam; procession of steamers cam,
around the point from the Monongahela
a flag was raised. speeches were made
etc. This is Dam No. 1 on the ALE
gheny, and Nos. 2 and are building
This dam was begun in 1885, Afte
the celebration some boys and girls il
skiffs were drawn into the whirlpool be
low below the dam, one skiff was w
set and three boys and one girl wer
drowned.
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