Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-07-16
PERSONAL.

John Hildebrand is able to be about
again.
Jos. Easily and family have gone tc
Denver.
Pope Leo was yet living at o'clock
this morning.
DR.. Bricker is slowly recovering from
his serious illness.
DR.. Ella Snow of Binghampton is the
guest of DR.. Julia Foster.
Herb Harper is back from the Hospi
tai, and is feeling we'll again
Miss Margaret Butler and Frank
Bells were married Saturday.
Mrs. W. r. Williams and children
are visiting friends at Haysboro
W. H.H Fithian of the Producers
pipe line Office is enjoying IA vacation.
Samuel P. HAYS of Middlesex twp.
visited friends in Butler, last Saturday.
DR.. Morrow is attending the Osteo-
pathic convention in Cleveland. this
week.
Mrs. R. C Wilkinson of Bayonne, l.
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Jno. j
West
Mrs. David Barto and son Harvey of
Evans City visited friends in Butler
this week.
Mrs. Charles Herr and daughters are
the guests of friends at Charlestown
Beach, K. |.
James Dodds and Chas. Adams are
getting ND an r. z. ID. Directory o. the
whole county.
Samuel VI. Rosenthal, a Punxsutaw-
ney typo, is visiting his uncle, A. IL.
Cohn Of Elm St.
RI. Lamb and wife Of Fort Worth.
Texas, are the guest of Mrs. Lamb
brothers-the Pape brothers.
Miss Flora Rankin of Elk City stop
ned over in Butler, Tuesday, On her
way home from Punxsutawney.
Masters Wayne and Norman Negley
of Pittsburg are spending the week
with their grandfather, John ID.
Negley.
Geo. H. Heck of Pittsburg is visit
ing his friends in Butler and Prospect.
He is connected with the Keystone
Bridge Works.
Robert Adams of Hooker came t.
Butler, yesterday, to meet his grand
daughter, Miss Grannis Of Swissvale,
who will be his guest.
B. n. McQuisiion, pharmacist, for
merly of the Centre Avenue Pharmacy
has accepted position with Redick o.
Grohman, North Main st.
J. o. Emery and family of Youngs-
town. visited friends in North Wash
ington last week and Butler this week,
and left for home Yesterday.
H. e. Kunkle and c. T. Harmon of
Vandergrift visited our town last Fri
day and part of Saturday, and left for
Pittsburg on the II 40 z & W train
John Forester of Dighton, Kansas,
formerly of Prospect, is now in very
poor health. He il nearly 80 years OF
age, and has been paralYzed for some
years.
Harry Moorhead of Evans City at
tended to some business matters in
Butler, Saturday. Harry rented the
farm on which the track is located and
is living there.
Miss Stella Pape was here Yesterday
with her sister Mrs. Lamb and went
with them as far as Philadelphia. Mr.
and Mrs. Lamb are on their way to
England to visit his folks.
Anthony Sykes, an old Butler typo.
and who for some years has had his
shingle out at Wichita, Kansas is here,
visiting his mother. Mrs. Sykes of New
Castle ST., who is seriously i'll.
Percy Osborne, wife and two child
rem. of Grafton drove to Butler, Satur-
day, and were the guests Of Mrs. John
g. McMarlin and other relatives till
Tuesday morning when they returned
Frank Miller, who lives with his
Uncle Jos. Raseley near White Oak
Springs Church, is seventeen years old
and weighs, 285 pounds. He is son
of Eli Miller who formerly kept a drug
store in Butler.
W. s. Nipple of New Bethlehem,
Clarion Co.. visited friends in Butler.
last Saturday, and at about noon OF
that day dropped his pocket book ON
the street, but an honest boy found 1t
and returned it to him
Simon Croft and wife Of Lancaster
township brought fifteen pair of Ply
mouth Rock chickens to Butler, Tues
day. They were spring chichens.
averaged over three pounds each, and
brought fifteen cents pound.
JOS Darling Of Chicora was one of
the Masonic Committee of that town in
Butler, yesterday; and Jos. has taken
the agency for the Pittsburg Life &
Trust Co. strong life insuranc com
pany, with copital of million.
Foreman William J. Rattigan of the
Butler Herald and Miss Clara, daughter
of Proprietor 3. J. Forquer of the
Forquer House, Chicora, were married
Monday morning. The happy young
couple will reside on Cliff st. this city.
William Siebert caught a raccoor
| trying to enter his chicken coop about
| / a. IN. Saturday and dubbed il tC
death. The coon had killed three
chickens belonging to VIM. McAlpint
the night before and one the night oi
its capture. 1t was yearling coor
| which had escaped from someone.