Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-08-27
Personal.

PERSONAi..
Rube Waddell has been fired BY
Philadelphia
Miss Kelt Mccullough is visiting
friends in New Castle.
Miss Jennie Hildebrand is visiting
friends in Lancaster Co.
Editor Eli Robinson spent few days
this week at Cambridge.
John Fl. Gibson of Bruin visited
friends in Butler, last week.
Fl. s. Ehrman-of Sarversville has en-
tered the employe of the Savings Bank
Jesse Josephs of Allegheny towDs4
harvested 367 bushels of wheat off of l.
acres.
Miss Agnes Frederick of Chicora il
visiting Mrs Henry Miller of Washing.
ton st.
Attorney John c. Graham is bright
and smiling after trip to Saratoga and
Canada.
VIM. Mahood and Samnel o. Brown
of Clay twp. were in town on business,
yesterday.
Billy Mitchell fa1 to keep awake all
night last Friday night and he didn t
mind it bit.
Joseph P. Neg!ey OF East End. Pitts
burg spent Friday with his father
John Fl. Negley.
William Mccoy of Worth township
and Solomon Thompson of Elora were
in Butler Friday.
Roy Allen of the electroplatiDg works
is in New York ON combined business
and pleasure trip.
Mrs John J. Reiber Of W. North st.
is visiting her daughter, Mr.. VIM. j.
Helm of Evans City.
Miss Clara Schneideman has returned
to her home in Pittsburg after visit
with friends in Butler.
Attorney John w. Coulter and wife
left Tuesday for two-weeks stay at
his home at Scrubgrass-
Miss Nellie Armstrong Of Fairview
Ave. returned home Friday after two
weeks outing at Chautauqua-
Clerk Josiah Kiskaddon of the Com
missicner's Office is visiting relatives in
lows, South Dakota and Illinois.
J. P. Lusk has returned to his home
in Fort Worth, Texas, after MONTH g
visit with Butler county relatives.
Miss Bolton returned to her home in
Slipperyrock, Tuesday, after visit with
Miss Carrie Allen of Highland Ave.
Frank McMichael and Leonard
Wright of the Du Bois Searchlight
paid the CITIZEN pleasant call Tues
day.
Mrs. Thos. L. Duff of Pittsburg is
visiting her sister Mrs. Lefevre and her
pa1 ents, Mr.. and Mrs, F. b. Negley OF
Penn twp.
Hon. Thomas Mellon and wife (nee
Negley) of East End. Pittsburg. cele-
brated the sixtieth anniversary OF their
wedding day, last Saturday.
Charles Bredin, wife and two children
left Friday evening for their home IN
Detroit after pleasant visit with his
parents, Judge and Mrs. James Bredin
Frank Sutton Of the Producers pipe
llD6 OIuCt Is db WOTh again dlbCI es sdeo
tion spent at his home near Bruin and
at Quebec, Montreal and other poirts.
Martin Eisler. of the Modern Store.
and Chas. Rush are visiting Washing
ton, Philadelphia, Atlantic City aud
New York, on business and pleasure
trip.
Mrs. Reiber, nee Stella Pape, took OF
her rings while doing her housework.
last Friday, forgot them till evenin-
and then they had disappeared from her
table.
Harry Siebert was taken ill with
cholera morbus Saturday, after coming
out from Allegheny to see his wife ana
childiwho have been passing the month
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Siebert.
NJ. c. Soaring of Slipperyrock, W.
H. Kaufman of Muddycreek twp, Jas.
w. Ekas of Buffalo twp, McAllister
Kuhn of Concord and VIM. Pinch of
Cherry were among our callers, last
Saturday.
George Mardorf was a lucky man
last Friday afternoon, lucky because
he was not loafng on the steps to his
gallery, when it rained plate glass upon
them. The rod controlling one of the
transoms of the Farmers banking room
broke and the transom fell against the
big sheet of plate-glass, shattering it to
pieces.