Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-06-23
PERSONAL.

Elmer Z. Adams il home from Kansas
City.
Hill says that Parker is silent, safe
and sane.
Frank Murphy has returned from his
Western trip.
Mrs Sheriff Gibson is i'll at her home
on the Diamond
Miss Lillian Allen is visiting her
mother at Jewett. Ohio
John Somebody. a Presbyterian, won
the ticket TO ST. Louis.
Thomas Cooper of jefferson twp. was
in town on business, Tuesday.
Bryan especially dislikes "a speechless
candidate and meaningless platform.
Benz. w. Garvin of Cranberry twp.
was in town, Monday. 70 bid on New
tons farm.
Mrs. W. H Coulter of the Plank road
is visiting her grand parents in Craw-
ford county.
Mrs. Calvin Logan and daughter Of
jefferson twp, did some shopping IN
Butler, Saturday.
President Roosevelt was the guest Of
Attorney General Knox over Sunday.at
his Valley Forge farm.
Miss Ross Of Grove City returned
home, Saturday. after brief visit with
Miss Stewart of ". Clay ST..
Mrs. Wilkinson and family Of New
Jersey, and Dick Dunbar of Kentucky
are the guests Of Jno. J. West.
Mrs. Felsing and her sisters, Agnes
and Stella Peters of Clinton twp. did
some shopping in Butler. Monday.
Alex Mitchell, J. v Ritts and J. NJ
Leighner will audit the books Of the
Typhoid Fever Relief Committee.
J.E. Mechling and family visited his
parents at Breeze Place and left, Tues
dsy. for their new home at Terre Haute
Iui.
Samuel PGiyis, Jr, entertained "A
number of friends at Alameda Tuesday
evening in honor of MT. aud Mrs. l. Z.
McEiharey.
". r. Ccnlier vas mp from Spring
dale, Allegheny county Saturday,
where he has been csrpentering with
his brother.
J. C. Graham and wife attended the
Commencement at Lafayette College, |
at Easton. Pa, last week. Mr.. Graham
is one Of its graduates.
Mrs. Renfrew. widow Of David 4. |
Renfrew celebrated her S0th birthday |
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. j. l.. |
Walker, in Butler, last Friday.
Sheriff Gibson received his two blood |
hounds from a party in Texas, last Sat
urday, but he was instructed to allow |
nobody TO see then. for ten days.
Robert +. McMeekin of Chicora is
quite scholar. and in recognition Of |
this the faculty Of Grove City College |
lately granted him the degree OF +. II.
d.
! Charley Smith of Tarentum came up |
TO the funeral Of his cousin; George |
Renno, Saturday, and afterwards visi-
ted with his brother-in-law George |
Shoup.
Prof. John McLanghin graduated
from a two weeks courke and operation
at the Butler County General Hospital,
Monday, and went TO his home in Don
gal twp. feeling better.
John r. Thompson of Slipperyrock
twp, b. J. Forquer of Washington
twp. J. r. Wiles Of Grove City and E
J. Ders5imer Of Connoquenessing were
among our callers, Saturday.
John Dfndinger and J. n. Bnrsner
Of Zelienople attended license court
Tuesday. Mr.. Bursner has a plant
there for the manufacture Of liquid
or compressed gas, for use in soda
and does an excellent bust
Dees.
Pearson B. Mace the handsome livery
man, and Mrs Ida VI. Rumbaugh, were
married at the u. =. parsonage by Rev
early last Tuesday morning,
and left town on their wedding trip.
The best wishes Of their many friends
went with them.
Miss Myrtle Kearns. daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. James II. Kearns OF Butler
and George G. Atwall. son
Of David Atwell of Anandale, were
married yesterday at the brides home.
Rev A. r. Robinson officiating. A
number of friends and relatives were
present.
Jacob B. is one Of those positive
dutchmen who knows good thing
when he don't zee IL. but whose English
IL confusing. He went to funeral in
q neighboripg town the other day, and
after be returned announced that he
didn't like that town that he ''wouldn't
be buried in II, alive.
"You make mistake said a neigh
Dor, you mean"
mo. don't" said Jacob, hotly, Il
wouldn't live in that town, dead"