Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-09-01
PERSONAL.

| Philip Sutton of Penn twp. visited
! friends in Butler. Saturday.
J. McCombs Cruikshank of w. Win
field visited friends in Butler yesterday
Arthur Love has an exhibit of musical
goods at the Fair, and is thele himself.
Linn Moore and wife have returned
from visit to Mrs. Moore's folks IN
! Iowa.
Charles Divener and wife of Donegal
twp. did some shopping in Butler. Sat
urday.
, Undertaken NJ. A. Berkimer and fam
| ily have returned from trip TO Canada
and Niagara Falls.
! Mrs. Jane Fullerton of Craigsville Is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Yockey of Fourth Street.
Rev. J. C. Nicholas and wife have re-
turned from pleasant visit TO friends
in the eastern part-o the state.
Miss Pearl Wyant and Miss Kathryn
Kelly have returned from attending the
millinery openings in Cleveland.
Miss Jennie McCaslin of West Sun
Thomas Pollock of the 9Th Ward.
Daddy" Gregg was the oldest and
best man at the Boatmen Reunion at
Freeport, Tuesday. He is only "a.
H. S. Albert and Harold Moore of
Washington and Robert Ivell of Mar
ion township took in the Fair yesterday
Mrs. Botkin has been sentenced to
State prision for life, but there are no
indications of a Mrs. Maybrick cam
paign for her.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson and Ray
Martin of Taremtum are guests of their
uncle, Daniel Negley, and family OF
Jefferson township.
Mrs. Clara Irwin and daughter, Miss
Clara of Oil City are visiting night op-
orator, c. w. Irwin, and wife OF the
Western Union Office.
Newton, the Piano man, put the first
exhibit into Floral Hall, early Tuesday
morning. Newton gets up before Dreak-
fast every morning.
DR.. J Fl. RaIston of Harmony regis
tered in the Prothonotary' Office, yes
terday. He is graduate Of Jefferson
AlculCdl OOiiGSc Vi L LliaLti phid-
NJ. l.. Starr of Petrolia was in town
the other day, and while here gave j.
w. Heck the contract for house 20 be
built on his lot on N. Mexican st.
Alderman Frazier of Allegheny found
a horseshoe with seven nails in it on
the Mellon farm lease, and promptly
bought an interest in 1.-THE lease.
Miss Florence and Masters Wayne
and Norman Negley of Pittshurg have
returned home after visiting their
grandparents, J. II. Negley and wife.
H. s. Fleming of Concord twp. was
home to the funeral of his grandmother
Mrs. Sarah Cranmer. He has lately
been with surveying party in Ohio.
Mrs Lester Miller of New Castle St
has returned from Jewett Ohio, where
she spent several weeks at the bedside
of her niece, Lillian Alien, adeceased.
John ii Wilson started for Muskogee.
Indian T.. Friday evening. He went
there in the interest of company
which has some oil property in that vi
cinity.
Jerry Simpson, the Sockless States
iudH VI hhbSa5. Dds HOuludLtu hiiISch
for Congress in New Mexico, where
socks are not popular with the pro-
letariat.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Ross who remov-
ed from Butler to Franklin Pa about
twenty years ago, are back tn visit
their old friends and take in the Fair.
Their son Clarence is with them.
Mrs. Hetty Green, the richest woman
in the world. says that women are sell
dom successful in commercial under
takipgs because they do not appreciate
the Importance of mindiDg their own
business.
Rev. Davidson, Bishop Of Canterbury,
the leading English churchman. is in
this country; and he approves of Bishop
Potter's subway saloon, therefore, why
should not Butler have one under its
race track.
Robert Black of Marion twp. died so
years ago. and yet ten of his children
were at the late reunion in the Park |
Mrs. Harvey Campbell of the 1st ward, |
Butler, is the youngest. Mr.. Fisher |
made picture of the group.
Uncle Joe Cannon says he had good
ttiuc III WAClC nC bdli ni5
piece three or four times. and he isn't
worrying over his inability to foresee
whether Roosevelt's majority in the
state will be 10000 or 10000
J. Grubbs and wife Of Forest County |
ase staying at the home Of their son j. |
Q. Grubbs. who ia slowly recovering
from severe paralytic stroke. Leroy |
Grubbs and and Clarence Jones. brother
and brother-in-law of TIE sick man were |
also in Butler this week
r G.. Nicholson Of the First Ward |
and two married sisters living at Frank |
lin and Bradford came together in But
ler, few days ago, after a separation
Of twenty nine years. Their mother
died when they were children and they |
were separated then.
Misses Mary and Elanor Graham of
the Diamond Tuesday evening gave 2
very pleasant moonlight party in honor
Of Miss Frances Bole of Bellevue, and ,
Rev. and Mrs. Clarence III Williamson. |
who return to Cochranton. Crawford |
County, today after spending several
weeks with Butler friends and relatives. |
Tasteful refreshments were served.
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