Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-02-05
PERSONAL.

w. j. Boyd Of Worth twp. is lying
sick at the Hospital
]. c. Kerr of Slipperyrock visited
/ friends in Butler. Monnay.
w. C. Findley visited his folks at
Euclid and vicinity last week.
| DR.. L. H. Grove of Cherry township
| visited friends in Butler, last week
FIJI. Bole expects shortly to move TO
his newly erected home in Bellevue.
c. P. Ritter and wife leave today for
visit with friends in Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Matte Refining left New York,
Yesterday, for trip through Europe.
IN. PIN and George Todd of Buffa-
10 twp, were in Butler on business,
Tuesday.
Attorney Sam Walker is about again
after a two-months struggle with ty-
phoid fever.
Milton Logan of Wellsville, o., Is
visiting his mother, Mrs Amelia Logan
of jefferson township.
Chris Nanny and wife of W. Quarry
ST. are happy over the safe ARRIVAL OF
new boy at their house
Robert Planquette, the composer of
the opera entitled The Chimes OF Nor
mandy" died last week.
Ex-Judge Calvin Ray yburn OF Kittan-
ming was in town last week as attorney
on the Reed vs Mitchell suit.
Rev. Prugh intends resigning the su-
perintendency of the Orphans Home.
which he has held for twenty-one years.
W. G.. Douthett and Hart Graham,
the clothers. are visiting the eastern
clothing factories, and will be gone for
two weeks.
VIM. A. Hauck, f, fifteen years man
ager of the Western Union telegraph
Office, has resigned, and IS succeeded Dy
John Gall of Pittsburg.
William and Nevin Kerr, twin broth.
ers, of Worthington, are 81 years OF
age. They were born in Scotland, but
came to this county when boys.
CD Cook of billiards was in town.
Thursday, attending to the affairs or
Mrs. Huston, who is yet very Ill, and TO
whom some life insurance is due.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ruff are enter
tanning a little Miss Ruff and are so
well pleased with their guest that they
have decided to keep her all the time.
Mrs. Smith Jones of New York horse
whipped her husband because she low
ed him So" Let us trust that this form
of manifesting affection will not spread
Miss lydia Knapp of Taylorstown,
Washington county, received her ap-
pointment as an r. T. d. mail Garner,
last week, and made her first trip over
her route, Monday.
Rev. .Ginder of Chicora belongs to the
church militant. and will, no doubt, at
tain to the church triumphant. he
triumphed over four Italians, last week,
with the sole aid of buggy whip.
VIM. Carson Of Clinton township; A.
W. Boozel of Clay; Bert Black and u
K. Chambers of Cherry; Henry Ferno OF
Butler township; e. Fl. Baker OF Penn,
and ex-Sheriff w. B. Dodds OF Adams
vile, were among our callers, Saturday.
Abram s. Hewitt, decd, late Of New
York. gave away all his fortune except
modest competence for bis wife and
children. Here is case of man who
did not "die disgraced," and he never
boasted of his benefactions nor wanted
them given publicity.
Senator Wellington wants the wealth
of any individual limited to $4,000, 600.
That seems unnecessary. We have
scanned the lists of millionaire tax-pay-
ers in New York and there are only a
few wko claim to own anything like
million, while Carnegie is assessed at
only FIVE, and Mr.. Morgan has nothing
above his debts, so he says. 1t seems
that the public has wrong impression
about wealth.-Ex.