Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-11-10
PERSONAL.

A. J. Daniels and wife have moved tc
Fifty-second street, Pittsburg.
Abel Fisher and family have moved
to the Miller house on W. Pearl st.
Mrs. l.. Fl. Pfeifer, of Evans City,
did come shopping in Butler. yesterday.
William Gillespie came home from
Kansas to attend his brothers funeral
Engineer Libby Of the B. & o. has
returned from visit to his mother IN
Maine.
John Walker ard John Demmelmaier
of Clinton twp. were Butler visitors,
Friday.
VIM. NJ. Campbell, lately of Prince
ton. Pa, is now with VIM John Mecom
of Worth twp.
Louis Berg has returned from the
west, and in the future will be found at
the Berg bank.
Judge Story and R. P. Scott attended
the funeral of John Kelly, Esq, at
Bruin, Tuesday.
John T. Atkinson of Buffalo twp, at
tended the School Directors Convention
in Butler. Friday.
w. b. Carson of Buffalo twp. and A
A. McNees Of Worth were among our
callers. yesterday.
Jos. A. Crawford of Allegheny twp.
brought In the returns OF that twp,
and visited friends here.
Tom Alexander came home from w.
Va. to vote, and says he will again be
candidate for County Treasurer.
Harry Pizor has rented his farm in
Worth twp. and will move TO Slippery
rock borough, next month.
Miss Catherine Thompson of Taren-
tum was the guest Of Miss Florence
Norris, of Clinton township, oyer Sun
day.
Mrs. Eleanor Graham and daughters
of the Diamond returned, yesterday,
from a months visit with Mrs. j X.
Coulter at Crawfords Corners.
Miss Hoch of Chicora yelled Hoch der
Burglars through her megaphone, the
other night. and awakened the whole
town, but the burglars escaped
G. Ed. Donaldson is visiting bis pa
rents, J. G. Donaldson and wife OF
Washington twp, after six years alb
sence in West Virginia oil fields
John Fl. Negley attended the Repub-
lican meeting in Pittsburg, Saturday.
to hear Senator p G. Knox speak. and
spent Sunday with his son, J. P. Neg
ley.
w. n. Witte has sold his store at
Sarversville station to Slaughenhanpt
e. Co., and will hereafter live with his
father. Fred Witte, in Winfield town
ship.
w. J. Bartley and John McCurdy of
Buffalo-twp were in Butler, Friday
Mr.. McCurdy has lately returned from
mother in Iowa.
Elias Wolf came from Washington,
where for the past years he has been
employed in the Government machine
shops. to vo.e, but was disappointed an
he had not been assessed or paid taxes
George Fredley and John Gillespie
returned from the Kentucky oil fields
last Saturday They were in the EN-
ploy of the New Domain, q branch of
the Standard, and drilled string OF
dry holes across johnson county.
Ezra Brugh. of the Register & Re-
corder's office, is back from st. Louis
and the Fair looking at least quarter
of a century younger. Some fairy Oh
the Pike rubbed the top of his head with
oil from the Sacred Mountain. and hence
this marvellous transformation from
middle age to youth and beauty.
Ralph Campbell is home from Fair
mont, w. Va. visiting his parents Cy-
rus Campbell and wife, after recover
ing from a severe attack Of typhoid fe-
yer. Ralph, his brother Bert and wife
and brother-in-law, Charles Stewart, all
had the fever at the same time. Ralph
and Bert were in the Fairmont hospital.
Charles Kennedy, the pop man, lives
In the Third ward, and it has been his
custom for years TO take two cases of
pop to each of the polling places in the
ward for the election boards. Tuesday.
the Island precinct voted in Joseph
Manny's pop shop. on Wayne street.
but Kennedy delivered his two cases
there just the same.
J. J. Campbell and Lizzie Thompson
of Concord twp took in the World's
Fair, and while in st. Louis were mar
ried on Oct Goth. On their return trip
they stopped in Butler with Their
friends. ] $. Murtland and wife of W
Clay ST. Their many friends wish
them happy journey through life