Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-07-09
Personal,

p l.. and Morrison King spent the
4th in Ravenna, Ohio.
Abel Fisher finished some views of
the new railroad. las. week.
Miss Clara Morris of Clarion spent
the Fourth with Butler friends.
Pat Walsh has bought the Nixon
Home hotel from Geo. A. Lewis.
Mrs. Carrie Nation was in Butler
yesterday, and spoke at the park.
S. B. Martincourt and wife excurted
to Boston last week on the P. K. X.
Peter Nanny and family of Mcdonald
are spending the sum mer in Butler
John D. Graham of Brady twp. visit
ed friends in Williamsburg, last week.
W. G. Douthett and family are occu-
pying their cottage at Conneaut Lake
Miss Lena Wahl of Glade Run visited
ByIl Westerman of the S. 5. over Sun
day.
Jas. L. Balsiger of Widnoon is visit
ing his brother. John, in Butler who is
sick
Joseph Caldwell of Pittsburg visited
his brother John, of Jefferson twp, this
week
Misses Kittie Siebert and Clara Reilly
have returned from ten-days outing
at Conneaut.
Edward Goucher of Pittsburg visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. b. H. Couch
er, Saturday.
Mrs s. d. Miller and daughter of AS
pinwall are the guests of Mrs. Johnston
of w Pearl st.
Mr. and Mrs. Miner of Erie attended
the funeral of their son -in-law, John n.
Stoner, Tuesday.
Alfred a Campbell has gone to Grand
Rapids and Chicago for the purpose OF
buying furniture, etc.
Miss Eva Thompson of Flick spent
the Fourth with her cousins, Alice and
May Gillespie of the Plank Road.
r. w Park of Middlesex twp. was in
Butler last Thursday, probating the
will of his uncle James w. Park, decd
Miss BOYD of Chicora has secured a
position in the Butler schools at $40 per
month. and Miss Stamm Of Evans City
one at $35
Moses Sullivan and Geo. Shaw and
wife came down from Bradford to spend
the 4th with Mrs Chas. G. Sullivan of
the Diamond.
Robert Jamison and family moved
from Greece City to Jeanette some
yeas ago, and if they are there yet es-
caped the flood.
Mrs. Harry Siebert of Allegheny and
Mrs Mary Reilly and daughter,
jeanette, of Sharpsburg, are the guests
of William Siebert.
Miss Martha Kennedy of Portersville
and B. b. Broaden of w. Sunbury were
married on the Goth ult, Revs Mar
shall and Ralston officiating.
Mrs. Cheesman of near Portersville
has distinct recollection OF her grand
father, Capt. Logan, who was cap
tain in Washington army.
Mrs. J W. Lavery of Penn twp. who
held the largest number of certificates,
received the handsome sewing machine
given away by Ketterer Bros.
Madame Tahahira, the wife of the
Japanese Minister at Washington got
''homesick" for 'me singing bugs, and
Mr.. T. sent to Japan for some.
Miss Lettie E. George and James H.
Semple of Kittanning were married
June Both at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. George, Shore
lSt
Eugene Morrison has completed the
enlisting of the Sixteenth Regiment
band, securing Is members of the Ger
mania in Butler, 6 in Kittanning and B
in Zelienople
Emperor William in apostrophiziDg
the Off of the American European
squadron at Kiel, the other day, said
these men are gcds to u.s." He should
take something for that.
Miss Leah, daughter of A. B. Richey,
and VIM. J. Taylor of w. Jefferson st.
were united in marriage by Rev. E. s.
White at the brides home on N. Nc
Kean ST.. Tuesday, the Both.
| Pope Leo XIII has been very ill of
pneumonia for some days, and his death
is hourly expected. He is now in his
Oath year, and has bee the head of the
Catholic church for twenty-five years.
Chas A, Clark who has finished his
course at the theological college al
Philadelphia, visited friends in But
ler, and left for Smithfeld, w. Va,
Tuesday, where he intends opening a
ljewelry strore.
Jas. B. Murphy and family gathered
at his place in Penn twp. on the 4th and
had a reunion. Over sixty people were
Ipresent, and they had base ball. sack
traces, and other sports, and fireworks
in the evening.
Matt Yost of Butler visited his moth
Ter in East Brady last week. While
here Mr.. Yost superintended the erec-
tion of handsome monument on his
lot in ST Mary's cemetery, Bradys
Bend. Review.
A. w. Marsh has returned to Penn
twp. after fourteen years absence in
Grand Island, Neb and is living on his
lease on the Jesse B. Dodds farm.
While in Nebraska he successfully con-
Quoted steam laundry.
M. w. W.Daubenspeck. Pittsburg gro
Ger, visited his parents, a. ii. Dauben-
lspeck and wife of North Washington
and attended the commencement of
North Washington Institu ), of which
he is graduate, last week.
j. w Gibson Of Zelienople visited
friends in Butler, yesterday. Mr.. Glib
son and his wife have been keeping
boarding house near the station at Ze
lienople for some years. They moved
, there from their farm in Clay twp.
Eugene Yockey came home, Thurs
day, after months absence drilling
gas wells for Campbell s. Butler, near
; Mosgrove, Armstrong county. Gene
and wife spent the Fourth with their
parents at Worthington and Craigsville.
Jacob c. Brown of Centre twp, John
S. Campbell of Cherry twp, VIM. Wat
son of Clinton twp, Jacob Rieger and
John F. Lowry of Butler, and w. J.
/ Campbell of Slipperyrock have been
among our callers during the past few
days.
Justice McAboy was not engaged in
, the "speak-easy" business, last Monday,
though appearances were against him,
as bottles containing brandy, gin, whis-
ky and wine were in sight-part of the
Z goods taken from the Bowman House
cellar,
!, John Gaul Of the Western Union Tel
. egraph Co. has been promoted from
manager of the Butler Office to head op-
lerator at Pittsburg, and Tom Hyde has
9 left the w. u. for better position with
: the b. r. & p, leaving Miss Rose
4 Smith as manager of the But1er Office