Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-03-26
PERSONAL.

Alois Beck of Y Elm ST. was 92 wears
Of age, last Saturday.
RIB. Conn of Clay twp. was in town
on business, Thursday.
Gottlieb Kafer's pension has been in
creased to SIT per month
Jacob Swartz of n Dakota visited
relatives in Butler. last week
I'll. Anderson of Allegheny twp. is
in town on business, today.
Attorney James a. Gardner of New
Castle was in Butler. Tuesday.
Mrs. S. P. Pollock of Fourth ST. is re-
covering from an attack of quinsy.
Miss Foster of Tarentum spent Sun
day with her friend Miss Loder OF Mer-
Ger St.
w. I'll. Hogg of Slipperyrock township
attended to some business in Butler,
yesterday.
Miss Margaret Graham Of n. Mexican
st. has been off duty as teacher on ac-
county of illness.
Jos. Cashdollar and M. c Burr OF
Adams twp. attended to some business
in Butler. Thursday.
County Treasurer Win. Dixon is una
BILE to attend his official duties on ac-
count of rheumatism.
Mr.. Anderson of Plain Grove town
ship, Lawrence county was the guest OF
Cal Christie, Esq, Tuesday.
Harry Cooper has been appointed a
carrier at Slipperyrock, and ID. H.
Levier at Parkers Landing.
Walter Siebert and wife of Pittsburg
were the guests of the families OF f. M
Renno and VIM. Siebert over Sunday.
w. Z. English and son of Muddy
creek twp brought some dressed pork
to Butler Tuesday and got " cents a
pound for it.
John B. Shantz of Franklin twp.
travelled through Several miles of mud
to attend the County Committee meet
ing, last Saturday.
Arthur Love visited Butler. Monday.
and gave one of his unique musical and
humorous entertainments in Y. Nj. y.
A. Hall. that evening.
d. o. Pisor of New Castle visited
friends in Butler, Tuesday. He is in
the tin and slate roofing business and
is thinking of locating in Butler.
Prof. John Fl. Richey and wife. who
was Miss Pearl Andrews. are to spend
this summer in Japan. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Richey are still teaching in the
Philippines
George I'll. Kurtz of Jefferson Co has
rented and taken possession OF the
Central House at Petrolia; and Ralph
Gregg intends running the Park Hotel
in Butle- after July 1st next.
Miss Ella Rodgers of Durango, Col,
is the guest OF her cousin, Miss Ance
Collins of s. Main st. for few days
while on her way home from Brooklyn,
where she spent a year with her broth
er.
Thomas Bole came up from Bellevue,
Saturday. to help the Nationals beat the
Big Five 35 to 13 at basket ball. Satur-
day evening in the Y. M. c. A. gym.
Tom STAYED over Sunday as the guest OF
Robert Forsythe.
Mrs. John B. Eyster of New Water
ford Ohio, has been the guest OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Geo. McJunkin
for some weeks and Mr.. Eyster, who is
In the coal business in that town, visited
with them last week.
M. A. Sarver of Buffalo twp, W. J.
Hemphill of Clinton twp H. w FL
liott of Cherry twp, John J. Hesselges-
ser of Winfield twp, M. G. Burr OF For
ward twp, and G.. A. Klever OF Con
cord twp, were among our callers, last
week.
Mrs. Valentine Klee of Lincoln Way,
wife of carpenter, lately gave birth 10
her third set of twins-each set consist
ing of boy and girl. In rewriting his
pension bill at Harrisburg, Mr.. Blum
ie should put in something about twins.
A pension should go with each set.
Last Thursday evening Miss Arabelle
Covert and William FL. Burnett, a
young carworker whose home is in
Virginia. were married at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs.
Mary <. Coovert of s washington st.
Last evening Mrs. Coovert and Daniel
Kepple. well known old soldier OF the
South Side, were married at his home
on Spring ST., by Rev. ID. ". Harnish.
Hildebrand & Son have lately mace
some splendid improvements in their
meat market They put in three large
refrigerators whose aggregate length is
26 feet, with feet of depth and 13 feet
in heighth. These require dozen
tons of ice, and are absolutely
clean and oderless. The meat comes in
the alley entrance and is handled entire
ly by an oyerh cad, steel track, by which
ii is run into or around any of the re-
frigerators.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
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