Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-09-08
PERSONAL.

feiends in Butler. Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Elder of S. Main st. is
visiting friends in Pittsburg.
J.C. Powell and J. c. Dodds of Penn
started for st. Louis, yesterday.
K. l. Nicely of Franklin twp. did
some shopping in Butler, Saturday
Herman Obi and wife of Pittsburg
the guests of G. E. Oil Of Ekastown.
Andrew Carr of Concord twp. South
Penn man, took in the Parade, Monday
Ed. s. Cousins of California is the
guest of VIM. Risch of the West Side
Mrs. r. L Mccullough of Centre twp
did some shopping in Butler, yesterday.
Davis Smith of the South Side leaves
next week to visit his aged mother In
Dakota
Miss Katharine Speer of New York IS
the guest of Mrs. Judge Bredin, at the
Willard
E.W. Smiley, chief clerk of the State
Senate, is seriously i'll at his home IN
| Franklin
E.R. Bovard of Parker twp. was on
the jury for this week, but requested TO
be excused
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Fisher visited with
NJ. L. Lockwood's family II Zelienople
over Sunday.
C. G. Snyder and wife Of E. Jefferson
St. left, Tuesday morning, to visit reia-
tives in Stoneboro.
Miss Media Fleming of Slipperyrock
il the guest of Mr.. and Mrs r. ID.
Pierce of Centre Ave.
Chas. Douglass, Doc Hazlett and
some others are camping along tne
Allegheny, near Foxburg.
Levi Logan and wife expect to start
for Kansas next Monday, where they
will visit Mrs. Lo9an's sister.
Mrs. Anna Negley Mitchell of Allie
gheny js visiting Mrs. w. FL. Ritter
and other relatives in Butler.
]. B. Eyster of New Waterford, Ohio,
visited with Mrs oysters parents. Geo.
McJunkin and wife. on Sunday.
Frank Hrff, Jr. and Carl Johnston OF
/ n. Mexican St, left, Tuesday, to attend
the Cleveland. O.. dental college.
Robert Krause and daughter, Minnie,
of Marwood have returned from visit
to Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
C. z. Barron Of Mcdonald, formerly
of Cherry twp, visited friends in But
Ier, and took in the Fair, last week.
Cyrus Campbell had his left hand
badly larcerated by a Shepherd dog
owned by a Mr.. Davis at Bruin, last
week.
Chess Stoner of Kearns Crossing re-
turned home, last week. from Cam
bridge Springs where he spent two
weeks.
William J. Pacoe, of Middlesex twp,
has oyer thanks for the present OF a
basket Of very fine peaches, grown upon
his farm.
w. r. lift and wife of Pittsburg, took
in the Fair last week, and visited their
daughter. Mrs Edward Liephert. OF In
stitute Hill
Mrs. J. F. Wiles and daughter Of
Grove City were the guests OF Mrs. IL. |
T. Phipps Of West st., last week, and |
took in the Fair.
Hon. Geo. w. McNees of Kittanning, |
Republican nominee for State Senate.
took In our Fair and visited friends IN |
Butler, last week.
o. r. Thorne of Clay twp. was in
town Monday, and as he Is candidate |
he had some cards printed-a very |
proper thing to do.
Homer d. Negley Of the firm Of
Winner & NegIey, contractors and
builders Of X. 4. PittBburg. visited
friends in Butler yesterday.
Geo. M. Campbell and wife, nee Elsie
Beighley, have returned from their
wedding trip. and for the present are
at home on w. Jefferson st.
Gibson Albert OF Greenwood county, |
Kansas. a member Of the wellknown
Albert family of Franklin twp, is
visiting the scenes OF hrs youth.
Misses Tessie Eberhart of Butler twp.
and Sadie Patterson Of w. Sunbury |
leave, today, for an extended visit at
st. Louis and with relatives in Kansas.
Roy Mckee Of Pittsburg and Robert
Galbreath Of West Winfield visited /
their grandmother. Mrs Isabel Gal
breath, and uncle, Judge Galbreath,
last week.
A. A. Goucher OF Pittsburg. formerly |
Of Euclid, and II. L. McNees OF Kittan-
ming formerly OF Branchtcn, visited |
friends In Butler and took in the Fair. |
last week.
John A. Sheuatree Of Slipperyrock |
twp, visited friends In Butler Monday. |
and paid his subscription TO the Citizen, |
TO which he has been subscriber for |
over fifty years,
Baxter Logan and wife OF Penn twp.
were made happy, last Friday, by the
Assem- bling OF all their children, eleven In \
number. and some OF their grandchild-
rem at their home.
Jos. Kiskaddon, Clerk TO the County |
Commissioners, returned last Wednes
day, from delightful visit with friends |
in Colorado, and he has been kept busy
writing warrants ever since.
Paul Cronenwett has an exhibit OF IS |
first class Brown Leghorn chickens at
the Stoneboro Fair. this week and o.
II. Grade has displays OF Plymouth
Rocks and Belgian hares there.
Mrs. John Wolford and Mrs. Samuel
Graham OF Prospect are the guests OF
NIB A#hthUn HhA &HIbs
Crafty OF Pillow st., this week. Mrs
Wolford intends visiting friends In Gin
cinnati, this winter.
Miss Jean Matthews OF Butler went
on to Pittsburg. last Friday evening TO
meet her uncle, o. L. Matthews, for.
merly OF Butler, but now OF Lansing,
Mich, and went with him 10 Bay View,
summer resort, IN Lake Michigan.
Miss Luella B. Monks OF Middlesex
township. and Charles B. Snyder,
commercial salesman OF Punxsutawney,
were married yesterday afternoon. THE
| bride In q daughter OF Martin Monks
and granddaughter OF Absalom
Monks
Princess Louise OF SAKE Cobnrg has
eloped again-this time with an army
Lieutenant. Her cscapades and her
forgeries TO raise money have made her
the most notorious chip OF royalty In
Europe. Her forgeries during one Of
her elopements amounted 10 quarter
OF million.
Miss Mabel Adams. daughter OF r.
Harris Adams, and Thomas Clark, both
formerly weliknown Butterflies, were
married Wednesday at the brides home
In Findlay, Ohio. Among the Butler
people present were Mrs Josiah Adams.
Frank Cieeland. Edward Turner, Miss
Pearl Kamerer and Miss Nettie Allen.