Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-04-30
PERSONAL.
K. Fl. Abrams has moved to Findlay,

VIM. J. Burton of Penn twp visited
friends in Butler last Thursday
DR.. Holman and wife, of Unionville,
did some shopping in Butler, Tuesday.
NJ. G. Thompson and wife of Brady
did some shopping in Butler, Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. E. Muckley, of Bethlehem,
Pa, is visiting her mother, Mrs Rev.
Smith.
DR.. Wasson has gone to Baltimore for
the purpose of taking postgraduate
course
z. p. Hilliard and wife of Concord
twp. did some shopping in Butler, yes
terday.
F. W. Strain and wife, of Center ave-
nue., spent Sunday with friends in
Greenville.
Robert Gerard and Sam ]. Black
more have graduated as registered
pharmacists.
John Mclaughlin of Clinton twp
showed his boys the sights of Butler,
last Thursday.
Harry Thompson of Yatesboro, Arm
strong county visited friends in this
place Tuesday.
Harry E. Reiber has sold his house on
Third street to DR. Bricker and moved
to Seattle, Wash.
Jos. Stirling of Bakerstown was rob
bed in Butler, few nights ago, by some
new found friends.
Mrs. Austin Anthony of Institute Hill
fired at some would-be burglars the
other night. but didn't hit
I'M Weisz. Esq. of Zelienople was
in town. Monday, lifting his commits
| sion as Justice of the Peace.
James Donaldson, the Plank Road
grocer. is i'll with a slight attack of
pneumonia and kidney trouble
Miss Nina Love, Arthur's gifted
daughter. will take part in the concert
at Y M. c. a. hall, this evening.
J. H. Miller has the agency for
Liquid Electricity" "a quick cure for
all pains, internal or external, 25cts.
James G. Graham of Hastings, Mich,
is visiting his brothers. Harper Graham
and Clerk of Courts George Graham.
George Whitehill, the plumber, is ac
cumulating both wealth and honor. A
| new boy arrived at his house, the other
day.
A. J. Kamerer left the Hospital and
went to his home in the 5th ward, last
Saturday He was hurt in the Car
Works, and had long siege in the Hos
pital.
Jacob Fennell has moved from Fen
MELTON to 81 Bessemer Ave, Lyndora.
His brother James hauled his goods to
Butler yesterday.
Commissioner McCandless looks like
Major General with his whiskers off
| His best friends take a second look at
him before speaking.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Freehling and
family, Miss Lila Rigley and Walter
Freehling were guests at the home of
August Freehling. Sunday.
w NJ Campbell and John Martin of
Brady twp James Findley of Franklin
and w. FL. McElvain of Butler were
among our callers, Saturday.
H Pisor of Horr, Mont, visited
his folks in Concord last week. and left
for his home Monday He ranches in
the mountain state and has become
wealthy.
R. G. McAboy, Justice of the Peace,
has opened an Office on the Diamond
Maj. Anderson's old Office and John w.
Coulter. attorney, has located in the ad
joining ROOM
S. E.'Wilson of Punxsutawney has
purchased the Steelsmith property on
w. Jefferson St, which with the John
Lefevre lot gives him frontage of SO
feet on that street.
| DR.. J. C. Boyle left for Philadelphia,
yesterday, where he will take a special
course on eye. nose, throat and ear at
Philadelphia Polytechnic and College for
Graduates in Medicine.
Miss Ruth Scott and Mr.. John A.
Martin, of the Wills Miller grocery,
were married Wednesday at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Scott, on the Freenort road.
Will Hamilton of Denver, Col visited
his brother, j. c. Hamilton of Mars,
last week. J. G. has been afflicted with
heart trouble for some years, and has
lately been bedfast, but is improving.
| B. B. Seibert, of Fairview township,
visited friends in Butler Tuesday. Mr..
AoCAOCiO 10 OiiC ollO lICA
at 60 there is in the county; and he
served four years during the Civil war.
Mrs John ]. Reiber, of w. North
street, attended the funeral Of her un-
Gle. Jacob Plough in Beaver county,
Monday. Mr.. Phough was in his Seth
year ahd lived few miles below Zelie-
| nople.
j. G. MONT Martin, of Mars, was in
town Tuesday. securing the plans for
his three-story brick hotel, which he
will build this summer. The plans were
made by Will Foster and he is greatly
pleased with them
G. F. Alexander, Earl of Yarmouth,
who married the wealthy Miss Thaw,
in Pittsburg Monday. was dunned both
in Pittsburg and New York for debts;
and was greatly relieved in the latter
place when he learned that his fourteen
trunks had not been attached
j. H. Harvey has made provisional
purchase of the Waverly House, and
will take possession of it this week.
Col. Haworth's lease ran for two years
yet, subject to sale. His family will
remove to jamestown, N. Y, but he
will remain in Butler for a few days
They have all made many friends dur
ing their stay in Butler, who regret
their unexpected departure
Il Hetty Green thinks, and whatever
Hetty Green thinks she generally says,
that large number of divorces are due
to the fact that instead of learning how
to keep house, the women prink up
and parade around; then the men pa
rade around, also, and the trouble be-
gins" Mrs. Green has done some walk
ing about in her time, but she didn't
'prink up" to do IT, and it wasn't on the
parade line, either. And she knows how
to keep house, Inquirer.
Rev. Smith. of Jersey City, has under
taken a job that he will be sorry for
He has announced his intention of
preaching sermon against the pan
cake hat. An Eastern contemporary
/ says that it is high time that this sway
backed, poke-fronted, Topping, looping,
dippy, shovei-shaped creation of straw
and velvet should be the subject of
heart -to=heart talk. Nevertheless most
, women look well in one of these latest
creations of the milliners art and with
a plnwheel hat, jauntily cooked over
the larboard eye, and seemingly about
to slip off the back hair. some women
are simply bewitching.
, Esq. J. n. Pew of Hannahstown came
to Butler last Thursday looking for
: housekeeper At Mrs. Fensels board
ing house on Wayne st. he discovered
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