Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-08-06
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Samuel Kelly of New Castle visite'
friends in Butler, last week.
W. S. Keisfer of Slipperyrock di'
some shopping in Butler, Friday.
Misses Blanche and Eta Hoon an
Mira DR.. WATSON are at Conneaut
Edward Meeder of Cranberry di,
some shopping in Butler, Saturday.
| Alex. Mccullough, one of the oldest
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VIM. and Miss M1nta Kesselman ar
visiting relatives in Parkersburg. W
Va.
Booker Washington was mobbed il
Boston. last week, by members of hi
own race.
J. J. Sutton Esq. Of Peachville at
tended the Lutheran picnic IN Butler
Tuesday.
w. r. Newton moved into his new
house, on the hill south of town. las
Saturday.
Miss Garroway of Williamsburg j:
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. L Edwards
of Brady ST.
Paul Cole and wife of Allegheny are
the guests of the Misses McCandless OF
Butler twp.
Misses Carrie and Stella McFann OF
Middlesex twp. visi.ed friends in But
Ter, yesterday.
John Kaylor of Kaylor visited his
| son-in-law in Butler twp. this week,
and other friends.
Charles NJ Schwab is no longer Presi
dent of the billion dollar steel company.
His head needs rest.
! Cliff Wick, Fred Roessing, Waller
| Campbell and others are spending the
week at Conneaut Lake
James McGregor. state inspector of
| milk, dropped into Butler, Tuesday and
| secured some samples of milk.
Mrs Gender, c. A Mentle, and VIM.
| Gender and families Of Allegheny.
| visited L. F. Reiber of Mercer st. last
week
DIR. Bricker was down stairs last Mon
day for the first time in ten weeks, and
next day, with his family. went to
Chautauqua.
| Carrie" Nation was arrested in
| Scranton for selling her hatchets with
out license, and has sued the city for
S75, 900 damages.
Miss Rebecca Cloves Of Springdale,
Pa. and Miss AIDA Osborne Of Columbus
Ohio are visiting Miss Eleanor White of
| Highland avenue.
Joseph Rodgers came home from Du
Bois Saturday to find out how badly
| his sister Miss Leah, was hurt in last
Wednesdays wreck
Mrs. Frank d. Pierce spent few
| days this week at the home of her
parents, w. w. Brandon and wife. in
Connoquenessing township.
Mrs. Florence Udall, nee Heckert, of
Brooklyn, n. Y. arrived in Butler,
yesterday. to visit her uncle and amt,
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Brandon.
Mrs. Alice Emmert and daughters
Camille and Irene of Braddock are the
guests of Mrs. Henry DeWolfe, Miss
Cupps and other Butler friends
Miss C. Nj. Christy, daughter of Jas.
Christy of Oakland twp. and George
Riger of Butler were married yesterday.
The groom is son of Jacob Riger.
Frank McMichael editor Of the
"Searchlight" at Du Bois visited friends
| in Butler, Friday, and then went on to
see his mother and sisters in Chicora.
Frank Allison and family Knoxville.
Pittsburg, and Albert Hazlett and
| family of Jeanette spent Sunday with
VI ~ 1z&A &c
Col. Lowe of the P. o. Dept. visited
Butler, last Saturday, and looked over
the lots offered tine government for p
| o, building site, costing 500, 900 or less.
Thos. A Edison was nearly blinded
lately while experimenting with X-rays,
! and the rays SO paralyzed the arm of his
| assistant, that ii had TO be amputated.
NJ A. Lowman of Meadville visited
his mother and sister in Butler, last
week Mrs. Lowman's sister, Mrs.
Yeaman of Detroit is her guest this
| week
VIM. Cocbrane and brother and Mr.
Ferguson Of Venango twp came to
Butler, last Friday, and while here dis
| posed of about 500 acres of coal at $22
per acre.
| 7. L. Donaldson is the 'boss painter
| at the new brewery and he was not
| hurt by the explosion there. After the
accident he arranged the light and
| finished the tanks
Rev J. G. Nicholas, Of the Grace
Lutheran church is taking his vacation
and is visiting his parents in the East
i RI of 10 FOR he NJ
services in this church for three weeks.
| Mr.. Lang began roasting that OK
| yesterday afternoon and kept it up al!
night. The meat is now roasted, long,
tender, sweet and juicy and you want
I to go out this evening and get piece OF
\ it.
| Arthur Love and family, assisted by
Miss Belle Davis-sweet singer of Pitts
burg will give a concert at Culmer-
will Aug. z, Oak Grove U. p church
Aug. 8. and Clinton U. P church Aug.
10.
Hon. VIM. G. Thompson of Marion.
Iowa, who is serving his second term az
| President Judge of that district, is visit
ing his brother Col J. NJ Thompson,
who has been in poor health for some
| time
| Charley Kerr and Newton Turk did
not have guns in their pockets, last
Friday evening, on their way home
from Butler, and when three men told
them to hold up their hands, they did &C
and were robbed of all their money
BeDj. McNair of Pittsburg, visited
his brother, Thomas, over Sunday
Mr.. McNair is now in his 18th year and
is strong and healthy. He passed his
early years in a house near Walters
mill. but can scarcely recognize the
locality now.
AdamCurrie of Concord twp was in
town Saturday doing little shopping
Mr.. Currie has not been able to dc
much work for. the past three
months. as felon which developed OF
the second finger of his right hand SC
diseased the bone that the finger had
to be amputated. and his hand has no,
yet healed.
Jno. Ii, Tebay, Esq. Justice Of the
Peace, came to Butler. last Thursday
and secured copy of the new laws; anc
as Mr.. Tebay was the handsomest mar
elected Justice, last Spring
the boys about the Prothonotary
Office voted him the special, morocco
bound edition, of which but one copy i,
allowed each county in the State.
PARK THEATRE.
OPENING ATTRACTION.
Across the Pacific" Harry Cla,