Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-09-03
PERSONAL.

| c. g. Christie and wife have returned
from their outing in Canada
Theodore Tack. a New York oil mil
lionare, was in town, Monday.
Mrs. NJ. c Rockenstein and daughter
are visiting friends in Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Ruff returned. Fri
day. from an outing at Cambridge.
Fred C. Elder is i'll at his home in the
Stein building with typhoid fever.
VIM. 81. Ramsey of jackson twp. did
come shopping in Butler, Saturday.
Miss Mary Walker Of Centre Ave
went to Atlantic City, last Thursday.
A. NJ. Cornelius and wife are enter
tanning r. a. Kelly and wife of Beaver
Falls.
Miss Jean Fulton of Fraziers Mills is
visiting Miss Nettie Frazier of ZIegler
avenue.
Samuel Rhodes and son of West Sun
bury are recovering from severe attacks
Of typhoid.
Rev. Cooper and wife returned, Fri
day, from a visit to his old home in Bea-
yer county.
VIM. P. Welshons and wife returned,
Saturday, from visit with friends IN
Somerset county.
Mrs. VIM. McAlpine of South Wash
ington street left Tuesday to visit her
parents in Canada
Misses Margaret and Flora Brandon
of N. Main ST., returned from their trip
to Europe, ThHreday
Miss Olive Matthews of the Fifth
ward was the fortunate winner of the
free lot in West Butler.
NJ A Berkimer is attending the
funeral of his aunt Mrs. Eliza Hays OF
Rochester, Pa to-day.
Rev. J. c. Nicholas and family have
returned from an extended visit to rela-
tives in the eastern part of the state
Samuel Wood and wife of Institute
Hill have returned home after a four
weeks stay in the country near Eakins
Corners.
Geo. c Dunn came down from Union
City last Friday. went to West Butler
neat unJ nno coobn' NV "
minutes.
Miss Mabel Barclay has returned to
town after spending week with her
parents, John Barclay and wife, OF
Prospect.
Anthony Thompson took his three
grandchildren to Pittsburg yesterday,
on their way to their home in Parkers-
burg, w. Va.
A. Sbarrar, J. W. Powell, Robt Ash
and several other Evans City men at
tended the West Butler sale OF lots,
last Saturday.
Sir Thomas Upton has given up try
ing to secure the cup; and he says this
il the greatest country on the face OF
the earth today"
Mrs. Fred Winters and children re-
turned Monday from visit to Cam
bridge Springs. where they were guests
of the Hotel Kelly.
Mrs, Harry Klingler and daughters
returned last Thursday from a soiourn
Of several weeks at the Hotel Kelly,
at Cambridge Springs.
Miss Mary Walker, step-daughter of
DIR. Crawford, decd, of Allegheny twp.
sold her dairy farm. lately, and bought
property in Emlenton.
Prothonotary J. G. Clark. Deputy
Register Geo. z. Thomas and Lou
McEihaney were among the Butterflies
at the PuDxsutawney fair last week.
w. r. Turner and wife have returned
from their trip to Salt Lake City. w.
r. says he is full fedged Mormon
now, though he brought but one wife
home.
Mrs. Flora Hall and daughter, Ro-
main, of Warren, Pa. have been the
guests Of L. p Walker and other rela-
tives in Butler county during the past
few weeks.
J. H Pizor Of Worth twp brought
his cousin, Miss Mae Pizor Of Plain
Grove to Butler yesterday for the
purpose of taking the special examina
tion for teachers
Clerk Kiskaddon returned last Sun |
day from his trip He got az far West
as Southern Dakota and will tell the |
readers of the CITIZEN what be saw as
soon as he gets time to write it.
Miss Myrtle Jamison, daughter OF w
G. Jamison and wife Of Fan Claire and
Lamont Caller of Allegheny were mar
ried last Thursday evening in the pres
ence of large company of guests.
Miss Lulu Davis, daughter OF Register |
J. p Davis. and George Elkins, fore |
man OF the Wooden Car Department of |
the Car Works, went to Youngstown,
last Thursday. and were married there. |
Col John NJ Thompson.has been bed
fast for the past three weeks. He has
taken no nourishment for the past few
days, and his condition is considered se. |
rious. His brother. Judge Thompson of |
Iowa, is again here.
J. o. Emery of Youngstown, O.. at
tended the annual reunion of the Morris |
family at North Hope, last Wednesday.
About 200 persons were present, Rev
McNees made an address. and jolly, |
good time was had by all. Next years |
reunion will be held in Alameda Park,
Butler.
q. L. Montgomery has secured the |
contract for plastering the Kirkpatrick |
building at Butler. the Catholic build |
ing at Fennelton and large building at
North Bessemer. He will have ten men
besides these buildings to keep his men
busy all fall.-Grove City Reporter.
DR.. Mckee Of Chicora and a party
from Fairview, Grove City and other
places returned Saturday from stay Of
several weeks in the lake region north
of Toronto, They were all looking well
and feeling good and had evidently en-
joyed their fish diet. The bass are
splendid this year. but the perch are
wormy.