Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-04-02
PERSONAL

. j. Is. barQndrl OF GTebCc OlLg siSAbcN
friends in Butler. yesterday.
Lew Albert handed in an April Foo
I dollar at our door, yesterday
Jos. Franklin has closed his restaur
ant and intends starting store
Clarence Dixon intends starting /;
drug store in tn, new bank building.
Lawrence and Jesse Cornelius were
home from Vandergrif over Sunday.
DIR. L. Mckee has purchased the
Harvey pharmacy on South Main street
VIM. Costello, former postmaster al
Ferris, is bedfast at his home on Water
ST.
T. A. Park and Ralph Lee of Middle
sey did some shopping in Butler, yester-
J day.
Congressman Dalzell was given a
great reception in New Orleans. Mon
day.
w. S Dixon has moved to East Full
ton street; Jos Franklin to East Penn
street.
James Moore Dunn and wife of Brady
twp. did some shopping in Butler, last
Friday.
Mrs Nellie Zimmerman of Summit
township visited friends in Butler,
yesterday.
Rev. J. L. Nicholas moved from
Mercer street to the corner of Penn and
Broad streets
w. Fl. Todd of Winfield twp. attend
ed to some business matters in Butler,
last Thursday.
DR. Zimmerman built an Office. ad-
joining his residence at 327 n. Main ST.
and is now occupying it.
Romeo" Johnston, the big. good ma
tured coal miner of C'aytonia attended
to some business in Butler. last week.
Hiram Gillespie of East Ohio ST.,
Allegheny visited his mother. Mrs.
John Gillespie of the plank road, over
Sunday.
Miss Lottie Heiner of Standard Ave.
has returned from a fveweeks visit
with Genevieve Showalter. Washing
ton, D. G.
r. w. D. Kennedy Of Mars, visited
friends in Butler, Tuesday, and con-
cluded to again be candidate for Jury
Commissioner.
| Herb Harper Of the South Side went
TO one of the Hospitals in Pittsburg,
few days ago, to be operated upon for
liver trouble.
Mrs. Sarah Anderson, E. o. Thomp-
son and wife, Charles Stepp and John
ston Burns of Middlesex twp. were in
Butler, Saturday.
Orman P. Berry of Petrolia has been
granted patent on pump piston or
plunger, and Austin Fleeger of Chicora
q patent on hat fastner.
X. L. Kirkpatrick has purchased the
Mclaughlin building on w. Jefferson
now occupied by Coon" Campbell and
the Peoples Telephone for $4,000.
VIM Albert Richardson, of Indiana,
and Stepen Richardson, of Pittsburg,
are visiting John Emrick, Mark Wright
and other relatives in this vicinity.
Leonard Baird Shannon has purchas-
ed the Michael Fair farm in Brady twp
and will take possession of it this week.
He will operate the coal mine on it.
DIR. Brown has moved his Office to the
Riddle building, on the Diamond, and
the Barnsdell Office force now occupies
his old Office in the Miller building.
VIM. Mcclure Sullivan was up from
G Is Co. has struck good gas well on
the Sullivan farm near Sarversville
| DIR. Bippus arrived home, Monday
evening, from four months tour of the
| Western and Southern states. He en-
joyed his trip, and is greatly improved
in health.
/ J. Frank Huselton is moving to Phil
adelphia this week, where he will have
a Commission House on Second st. near
South. Mrs. Huselton was born and
raised in that part of the town.
| President Roosevelt left Washington.
for his tour through the West, yester
day He will visit California and Vel
lowstone Park, and for time be the
guest Of some Pittsburgers at a ranch
in N. Dakota.
John A. JONES' general manager Of
| the Eclectic Assembly. of Bradford
spent two days in Butler last week, an
dressing Collins Council of this place on
| important changes in the Assembly's
| plan of business Thursday evening
Mr.. Jones and Z. Fl. Negley of the local
| Council drove to Cooperstown and ad
dressed Eureka Assembly Of that place.
Cameron G.. Brandon, who went UP
with the explosion Of his steam drill
boiler at Euclid on Feb. 81, was releas
ed from the Hospital last Those who
| go through such an explosion and sur
vive are very few. Cam. was fearfully
scalded. his jaw was splintered. hole
in which he could stick two fingers al
most to their depth knocked in his right
thigh, his breast was scalded and bruis-
ed. knee wrenched, twenty two stitches
were put in the cuts on the left side of
his face, for six days after the accident
he was totally blind, and his face 80
swollen that his eyes could not be
| found.
At 3 p M. Monday in the Grace
Lutheran church. Miss Jean X. Mitchell
and Mr. David H. Ensminger were
united In marriage by Rev. j. G.
Nicholas. Mr.. and Mrs Ensminger are
two OF our best known young people,
| the bride being a sister Of George
Mitchell, of the McJunkin insurance Of
flee; Mrs John G.. McMarlin and Miss
Laura Mitchell and the groom son Of
Capt. w. II. Ensminger and wife. an
employe Of Young & Green, and
veteran of the Spanish war, After the
wedding they left for Chicago and
Indiana, where they will visit the
brides parents.
Yesterday was bad 1st OF April
for some 5000 employees of the city of
Pittsburg who had received note from
Recorder Hays, reading, Owing to the
change in administration and conse-
lquent reorganization of the city employ
ees, you are hereby notified that your
services will not be required on and af-
ter April 1, 1908, unless you are other
wise notified .