Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-03-05
PERSONAL.

J. Pierpont Morgan is in Cuba, ana
is feared he will buy it
Elias King of Troutman called OF
: Butler friends, yesterday.
Rev. Bartholomew of Prospect visite(
friends in Butler. Tuesday.
James Seiders Of Jefferson twp. visit
ed friends in Butler. Thursday
P. Double and his son. j. L., of Done
gal twp. were in Butler, Thursday
Ralph Gallagher of Muddycreek twp
visited friends in Butler, Thursday.
Mrs. Bert Taylor of New Castle is vls
ing her parents, Henry Bickel and wife
Andy Kemper is remodeling hi;
barber shop, and bringing 1t up tc
date"
Jos. Aland's new signs are the mos
artistic in Butler, and he made then
himself.
| Miss Jennie Blaine of Centre twp. il
the guest of Mise Lizzie Watson Of Buf.
falo twp.
| James FL. Wolford of SlipperyrocB
twp. did some shopping in Butler,
Thursday.
Miss Charlotte Heiner of Butler is the
guest of Miss Genevieye Showalter at
Washington
! Jos Franklin has leased the b. r. &
p. Cafe, in the Stein Building, on South
Main street.
Miss Lardin of Fayette county is Wis
iting Daniel Lardin's family and Miss
Maude Morehead.
Mrs. Emma Mcmillan of Philadelphia
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Clarence
Reiber, OF E. Clay ST.
Attorney Frank Blackstone Of New
Cattle was in Butler, Tuesday, trying
the Marshall divorce suit.
Messrs Eli Robinson, Levi Wise and
| others will apply for a charter for the
Eagle Printing Co. See notice.
| Col. Mcfarland is home from New
Orleans, bringing with him prizes for
beauty. style and tout ensemble.
Miss Mary Graham has returned from
months visit with her aunt. Mrs. j.
R. Coulter at Crawfords Corners
Queen Victoria's jubilee gifts. said to
be worth fifteen millions of dollars, VIII
be on exhibition at the St Louis Fair
A. A. Campbell, the furniture dealer,
| has returned from q three-weeks, buy
| ing trip to New York and Boston mar
kets.
Rev. G. G. Badger has given up his
school at Boggsville, on account OF mis-
health, and has moved back to West
Liberty.
J. v. Ritts attended the convention
and banquet Of Group $" Of the Bank
ers Association. at the Schenley last
Thursday.
| FIJI Bole and family moved from s.
| Main 81. to Bellyue, Tuesday. We'd
nesday evening of last week they were
| rendered reception by their friends OF
| the Z. p. church.
Thomas Lyons OF this county, now
| Second officer Of the ''Kroonland, a
Red Star liner, took part in the rescue
of the crew Of wrecked schooner in
mid-ocean few nights ago
Camille Hancotte, well known glass
worker Of the South Side, leaves for
Belgium, this week, where he expects
| to remain some months settling up the
estate of his father who died recently.
Clarence J. is the biggest Reiber in
| the bunch since 2:30 yesterday, when a
bright little daughter first child
came to cheer their home. Clarence
| will be able to go to work in a few days.
w. J. Campbell. propr. of the New
Central at Slipperyrock was in town
! on business, Monday. A lot OF Erie
people, now stopping with him have
optfoned four thousand acres in that
vicinity at from $50 to 800 per acre for
the title in fee.
Mrs J. +. Zimmerman leaves to-day
| for New York City to join her head
trimmer who has been there for the
past ten days copying the latest New
York and Paris modes in hats. togues
and bonnets. Together they will com
plete the purchase of their spring and
summer millinery.
John G. Kelly, ESQ. of Butler twp
was reelected Justice OF the Peace
for that township for fourth term at
the late election. Mr. Kelly makes an
excellent Justice. He is peacemaker.
and talks his neighbors into settling
their differences, thereby saving ex-
pense, and also cost to the county.
Emperor William seems to have over
come his fear OF frankness, and Is now
allowing both his personality and his
policies TO be the subject OF free debate
| In the Congress and in the public press
Of bis county. Can 1t. be that the
Venezuelan affair brought about this
change in his ideas?
l.. ID. Borland has gone to New York
TO purchase dry goods. tailor made suits
and novelties for the Mrs j. Il. Zim-
norman dry goods store, OF which he
| Is general manager. This store IL al
ready displaying a fine assortment OF
| tailor-made suits, dress goods and nov
elites for spring Give them % call; 1t
will pay you.
Commissioner McCandless went TO
Allegheny county, last eek, and secur-
ed the person of J. p. Caller and took
him to the Warren Asylum. Mr.. Caller
| took sick In Butler some weeks ago, and
went from here to the home OF his son
in Allegheny. While there he lost his
mind, and the son notified the County
| Commissioners here Of his trouble.
Mics Emminger of Clarion county, said
| to be handsome, bright, a college grad
uate and excellent musician, has been
making poor use Of her education.
She Is IN Butler Jail ON serious charge.
and the man she ran off with, who Is
said TO be twice her age, and married,
In also In jail on more serious charge.
The couple were discovered living to-
gcther In Lyndora.
Senator Hoar Of Massachusetts rep
resents life of success in public SER
vice for the benefit Of the nation and
the advancement of high principles and
yet q late discussion lead him TO state
that his present income, outside his
Senatorial salary, IL 81 800 q year OF
this the greater portion is life estate;
the rest dividends from stock which he
expects to decrease rather than in
crease. OF real estate outside his home
he has about $500 worth Naturally
the Senator does not regard this as
n very satisfactory provision for the
closing years OF long life. We may
hope that Massachusetts will honor her
self by keeping him where he can draw
his Senatorial salary to the end Of his
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