Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-06-25
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Sheriff Hoon is visiting friends
in Prospect.
VIII Kirkpatrick is resting at Cam
bridge Springs.
S G Quinn of Magic visited friends
in Butler, Monday.
Miss Parish of Elk county is the guest
OF Mrs. Jos. Colestock.
Mrs. R. J. Thompson is visiting he1
daughter in Allegheny.
Mrs Spang of Georgetown, Ill, is the
guest of her son George
Miss Laura Goucher is attending the
summer term at Grove City.
a. NJ. Nelson of Middlesex did some
shopping in Butler, Tuesday.
Samuel FL. Bovard of Mercer twp.
visited friends in Butler, Tuesday.
Miss Clara Riley of Sharpsburg is Wis
iting her cousin, Miss Kittie Siebert.
c. N Boyd is attending the State
convention of druggists at Eaglesmere.
DIR. Egbert and wife of Pittsburg are
the guests of John G. Jennings ard
wife.
Geo. A. Hile of Karns City is attend
ing to some business matters in Butler,
today.
J. A. Klein of the Willard has pur-
chased Geo. Showers home on W.
Pearl st.
Rev. VIM. Ibach of Philadelphia il
visiting Rey. J. c. Nicholas, an old
classmate.
Miss Bachelor of New York is the
guest of Miss Charlotte Heiner of the
South Side.
Thomas B. McClymonds of Brady
township attended to some legal business
in Butler Thursday.
E. II. Negley has sold for Jas. Watson
house and lot on South st. to VIM. III.
Grant, the restauranteur.
George W. McCandless Of Bellyue.
Allegheny county attended his brother s
funeral in Butler, Monday.
Miss Chattie Stoner of Kearns' cross
ing left Wednesday to attend the wed
ding of her sister at Oil City
Linn Christie and son John of Con
cord twp. attended to some business
matters in Butler. yesterday.
Miss Zella Lewis of North Washing
ton was the guest of Prothonc tary John
G Clark and family last week.
Secretary Will HAYS of the Xenia O.
Y. NJ. G. A. came home to attend the
Bailey-Flack wedding. Tuesday.
George Burckhalter was in New
York, last week, booking attractions for
the next season at the Perk Theatre.
DR.. DeWolf of Chicora has purchased
the w. II. Goehring house on Mexican
street. and will move into it Aug. 1st
Mr. and Mrs. Nicol of st. Louis, who
were the guests. of her parents DR.. and
Mrs Zimmerman left for home Monday.
Will Varnum Of the U. S. training
ship Enterprise" at Boston Navy Yard,
attended his mothers funeral, Monday.
Misses Margaret and Flora. daugh-
tiers of W. D. Brandon, with party of
school friends are off on an excursion to
Europe.
Miss Margaret Waddell has entered
the employ of the Pittsburg & Western
railroad as telegraph operator at st.
Mary's Pa.
President Roosevelts Office at Oyster
Bay will be over grocery store; where
he'll cabbage all the business and beet
the P. 0. thieves.
Miss Gertrude Sebert of w. Wayne
st. has returned home for the summer
after teaching in the Circleville, O.
High School during the past winter.
William B. Bigley, who was born in
the Western part of this county eighty
years ago and who now lives in New
Castle, is said to be the oldest tailor in
the state.
John White of McKee's Rock, who
died last Saturday, aged 95 years. was a
physical giant, feet inches in height;
and was strong and athletic until his
last sickness
Miss Georgia L. Burke. daughter of
Warren Burke of Evans City, and Hen
ry A Filkins were married. Tuesday,
and have left for their new home in
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Jacob Shanor, native of centre twp,
TINS county, but for the past twenty five
years a citizen Of Oregon, died of
apoplexy near the town of Heppner,-
the town that was lately fooded-May
7th.
Secretury James B. Carruthers, for
merly of Butler, now Of the Marietta Y.
NJ. G A +. stopped in town over Sunday
on his way home from Maysville, N. Y.
where he attended the Y. M. c. A. con-
ference.
Miss Sarah Ruth Stottard, grand
dauhter of the late Maj. Cyrus e. An
derson, and VIM. John Ayres, popular
employe of the Postoffice, were married,
Monday morning, the Rev. E. White
officiating.
Charles Emory Smiths assertion that
Governor Pennypacker has no more
sense OF humor than a clam" naturally
evokes an interesting inquiry what rea-
son Mr.. Smith has for being 80 severe
on the eclam.-Dispatch.
b. N. Austin Of Chicago, G. w.
Bassett OF Baltimore, E d. Smith Of
Pittsburg and Geo. "A. Orr. all general
Passenger Agents of the different divi-
sions of the b 81 o were in Butler q
short time, last evening.