Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-10-29
PERSONAL.

Miss Florence Frantz of Butler is Wis
iting friends at Fairmont, Pa.
Miss Maria Shoup of Elliott Borough
visited Miss Millie Ruff, this week.
d. Watson Forester of Prospect
brought us some fine apples, last week
]. E. Mechling of Pittsburg spent
Sunday with his parents at Breeze
Place.
Mrs. John S. Campbell was called tC
Attica, Saturday, by the illness o.
her mother.
Miss Jean Fulton of Fraziers Mills
was the guest of Miss Nettie Frazier OF
Ziegler Ave.
Justice Reuben McElvain is i'll with
an affection of the stomach, at his home
on Lookout Ave.
Mrs. Geo. Burkhalter entertai ned hel
friends at her home on n. Washington
St, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John N. Muntz attended the
funeral of her brother, E. r. Kramer, in
Sewickly, last Sunday.
J. A. Shellatree of Slippery rock visit
ed his daughter, Mrs Amelia McCand
lass of w. Penn street, last week.
Robt. s. HARRISON. of Middlesex and
II. l.. Morrow of Bakerstown attended
| to some legal business in Butler. Mon
day.
Hans Wagner ought TO feel proud. A
male lion cub, born at the Highland
zoo, last Sunday, has been named after
| him.
David Barnhart of Oakland. Mrs.
PHI snyder of Clinton. and c. M. Camp
bell of Concord, were among our callers,
last Saturday.
W. W. Jamison of Salem, W. Va,
visited his nephew Will Mclaughlin,
and his former partner, ]. NJ. Arm
strong, in Butler, this week.
Carl 81. Leighner, Jeweler and Opt
clan, is in New York City, this week,
buying his holiday stock of diamonds,
jewelry, hand-painted, fancy China,
gold vases, etc.
George C. Dietrich and Louisa G.
Risch of Summit twp. and George j.
| McNeisch of Ferris and Lille 5. Hill
| lard Of Hilliard were married in the
clerks Office by justice McAboy yester-
day.
DR.. George M. Beatty has located in
suite of rooms in the second floor of
the Richey building DR.. Beatty is a
son of VIM. Beatty of Oakland township
| and is a graduate of the Baltimore
Medical College.
Mrs. Luella Shields of Marwood was
T. Il, A..,- hnr
quit against the Pittsburg Stone Co.
| Operating in Lawrence county, for the
death of her husband, two years ago,
was postponed till November
Mrs. McClymonds. widow of Samuel
McClymonds who died sixteen years
ago, is lying seriously i'll at her home
ON the hill south of Butler Her maid
en- name was Glenn; she was born near
Portersville and is 72 years of age
Mr.. and Mrs R. j. Lamb who have
been visiting Mrs. Lambs folks, the
Pape brothers and Mrs Reiber, for the
past week. left for their home in Fort
Worth, Texas, yesterday. Mr.. Lamb
and wife are on their way home from
tour of England, Scotland, Ireland,
France and Switzerland.
John Bickel, Louis Keck, Henry Mil
Ter and wives and others from Butler
joined party from Chicora, yesterday,
at the home of Mrs. Mary Keck in Sum
NIT twp, and helped her to celebrate
her seth birthday. Mrs. Keck's maiden
name was Rimp, and she is the mother
of Lou Keck, and the aunt of John
Bicke. and Mrs. Miller.
Clerk Kiskaddon returned from the
reunion of his regiment at Winchester,
Va, last Thursday. The reunion was
held there at the invitation of hotel men
of the town, and it was a joint affair
the 'fYanks'' and 'sJohnnies" who par
ticipated in certain engagements in that
vicinity joining in the campfire. That
part of the valley has become a great
fruit country. and orchards now cover
the grounds where stood the forests in
which the fighting was done.
C. M. Schwab is now catching sheol
from the same papers that were go full
some in their praise OF him. Here are
a few remarks by one of them.
For boy to begin on nothing and
to work his way through steel mill
until he becomes master of all the
intricacies of the business is most COM
mendable.. Mr.. Schwab when consid-
cred in the light of manufacturer,
reaching to eminence and wealth by
solid endeavor, is person to be imitat
ed. But Mr.. Schwab as a promoter, as
financier, ar trnst organizer, as
dealer in watered stock. as an unloader
of securities upon the people, as n ma
nipulator Schwab in that caracity
is quite different proposition, and the
building Of few school houses wont
| square accounts.
The story of the organization and the
wrecking Of the Shipbuilding Trust is
more interesting than a romance. 1t
shows what men drunk with power
will do to take millions for themselves
at the expense of others who have been
led to believe in them