Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-06-11
PERSONAL.

Grover Cleveland has written an essay
on fishing
W. C. Ritchey has moved from Glade
Mill to Great Belt.
w. C. Glenn of West Sunbury was in
town on business, Monday.
w. J. Flick and wife of Clinton visit
ed friends in Butler. Monday
ESQ. Cochrane of Hooker attended to
some business matters in Butler. Mon
day.
John Burton of Penn twp is seriously
i'll, and was taken to Pittsburs, yester
day.
R.. A. Lee and T. A. Park of Middle
sex attended to some business in But
le-. yesterday.
John Greenert OF Winfield township
and his wife did some shopping in But
Ter, yesterday.
Charles f. Smith of Tarentum,
formerly of Buffalo township is visiting
friends in Butler.
E. W. Bingham. cashier of the Farm
erS NATIONAL, Is COuNd dlcSStAt llOiii an
attack of diphtheria.
Rev. Faust and family of Olivet Re
formed charge are visiting friends III
the eastern part of the State.
DIR. Bricker was successfully operated
upon for appendicitis, Monday, and has
been improving rapidly since.
Eph Kregar and his sonin-law, Mr..
Swartzlander of Greece City, were in
towr. on business, yesterday.
Sheriff Hoon and DR.. Wasson are
taking bids on double brick-veneered
house to be built on West Pearl street.
Herb. Harper writes from the Mercy
Hospital that he is getting along nicely,
and will be in Butler to celebrate the
4th.
Charley Braden of New Castle visited
friends in Butler, last week, and is
thinking of moving back to w. sun
bury.
r. P. Scott retired as Department
Commander, last week, and was the re-
cipient Of handsome badge. set with
diamonds.
Miss Bella Kornrumpfer. Great Belt,
and John Burnsteel of Allegheny were
married Monday, at the home OF the
brides parents.
Gilbert Lester and bride, nee Anna
Allsworth of Pittsburg, have returned
from their w edding trip and are resld-
ing on Brown Ave
Chancey Depew is a sly old coon. He
l, ifh hQfnrp
got married, and now he is advising the
boys to marry young.
Rev. Robinson, of Martins Ferry,
writes that he will be in Butler by the
second Sunday of July, to take charge
of the U. P. church here.
Miss Minnie Wick of ". Clay street
spent Sunday at Waters Station with
her friend Miss 8urk, who is soon to
become the bride of Michigan man.
Mrs. w. J. Helm and her two child
rem of Evans City, returned to their
home yesterday, from a visit to her
mother Mrs John j. Reiber of North
st.
DIR. Lorenz is yet in this country, and
he cooked his own eggs for breakfast,
in Chicago hotel. the other day. All
the cooks and walters of the city were
on a strike.
Will #. McCandless of Lumber City
Clearfield county visited his parents,
Alonzo McCandless and wife OF Frank
lin twp Will has summer charge in
the U. P church there.
Citv Surveyor Fred NJ. Harper and
Miss Katherine, daughter of Jacob Boos
and wife, were married "Wednesday
noon at the brides home on s. Main st.
Revs. S M. Mountz and E. S. White
officiating.
Rev. J, C Nicholas aud John Ii.
Reiber are. representing the Grace
Lutheran church in conference at
Clarion this week Mrs. Reiber ac-
companied them and is visiting a
brother there,
Benz. F. Hil,iard, the County Sur
veyor, is an expert on strawberries. he
raises his own plants from the seeds,
and he brought us a basket OF seedlings
Yesterday, that ore far ahead of any
other Strawberries we have seen this
year.
James Redic of Glenora and Miss
Olive Hogue of North Hope were united
in marriage Friday, June 9Th, at the
Methodist parsonage at Eau Claire
Rev. H. Smallenberger performing the
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Redic left on
a wedding trip to visit friends and rela-
tiyes in New York state.