Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-06-30
PERSONAL.
Roosevelt and Fairbanks

Roosevelt and Fairbanks
Make very good pair, thanks
: Alfred Miller of w. Sunbury, visite
friends in Butler. Saturday.
e John McNaughton of Washingto
Z twp. is reported TO be critically i'll.
Harry W. Campbell and wife of Cla.
twp. did some shopping in Butler. Tues
day.
RIB. Turner and wife of Concor,
twp. visited friends in Butler, Tues
! day.
VIM. Ziegler, Sr. is in his nth year
and, barring his hearing, is yet sound
and hearty man.
John F. Rodgers of Donegal twp, Wis
tied friends and did some shopping il
Butler, last week.
Rev. J. c. Nicholas is at indianapolis
Ind, this week, delegate to the Ma
tional Prohib. Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Allen of W
Penn St, are rejoicing over q fine, larg'
boy which arrived at their house, las
Wednesday.
Mrs w. H. Ensminger and daughter
Miss Lillian, leave for Canada, thI:
morning, in the hopes Of benefting the
latter's health.
| County Commissioner Greer McCand-
less has been having serious attack oi
indigestion for the past three weeks,
but is reported to be on the mend.
Miss Ray Redic returned, Saturday,
from Denver, Colo. where she taught
in the public schools during the past
term. Miss Redic states that Colorado
is good place not to be in at present.
James Adds of New Castle is visiting
friends in Butler. His parents brought
hin, to Butler eighty years ago. and he
rode horse from Etna to Butler and
back seventy four years ago. He was
born in 20.
/ |. Henderson Pisor, a Sell-known res
ident of Hooker. and Miss Alberta.
| daughter Of Charles Armstrong nf
Greece City, were married Thursday
last. The CITIZEN exrends congratnla-
tions to the happy couple
Miss Mary Mckee and Miss Irene
BIIt-nbender entertained j. l.. Purvis
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class at Miss McKee's home, Thursday
| evening. Mr.. Purvis was presented
with handsome floral memorials.
J. C. Norris Of Clinton twp. visited
| friends in Butler, Monday. Samuel
McCaw and wife Of Americl is, Kansas,
are his guests at present. Mrs. Me-
| Cav g maiden name was Cornelia Claw
son. and she was raised by Miss Mary
Belle Walker, decd, of that twp.
Grover Cleveland has published in a
| popular magazine an article in which
| he tells how he suppressed the Debs riot
| in Chicago ten years ago. Mr.. Cleye-
land insists that he is not candidate,
bnt il would take an earthquake to con-
vince some of the prominent men in the
Democratic party that he would refuse
| nomination.
HELEN Adams Keller, the deaf. dumb
and blind girl whose wonderful
| achievements have made her name IA
milliar throughout this country, was
the central figure among the SO young
WOMEN Of Radcliffe college who. re-
ceived degrees of bachlor of arts. Tues
day. Miss Keller WAS attended by her
| teacher, and when her name was
called and she rose to receive her de-
gree. the large audience broke into
hearty applause.
Judge Ewing. of Uniontown. Pa.
made the principal address at the open,
ing of the Pennsylvania State Bar
association meeting at Cape May, Tues
day. Ee dwelt upon the fact that the
two requisites for true lawyer were
knowledge and integrity and empha-
sized the latter as the most important.
The new system of examinations has
been adopted by 81 counties. The
membership is now 1,095, an increase
of 2S oyer last year.
President Schurman Of Cornell Uui-
versity advised his graduates, this year,
TO marry young. and this suggested to
some playful fellow the idea of ''chair
of applied matrimoDy" for that college
but serious writer says that ''indis-
criminate advice to young graduates to
get married without delay is mischie-
vous. The work of oEr divorce courts
| is furnished largely by persons who
married before their characters were
formed or their judgments sufficiently
matured to select proper partners"
Rev. S. P. Montgomery of Gill Hall.
Allegheny county. was born and raised
/ in Clinton twp. this county, and is a
son of Archibald Montgomery, lately
| decd He is gaining areputation in
Gill Hall and vicinity as the fighting
parson." One of his members called
him liar some time ago, and Mont
| gomery knocked him down; and on Fri
day last he was attacked by another
man, 200 FOUNDER, as he was taking
his COW to pasture. and he was getting
the best of the encounter when the two
men were separated.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall, the presi-
dent Of the International Council of
Women for the past five years, il an
indianapolis woman, who has been
prominent as an educator in this coun-
try. Other American women who
took leading part in the late Womens
Congress at Berlin were Miss Susan B.
Anthony, who is now S4;Mrs. Charlotte
Perkins Gilman. whose books are the
gospel of woman's rights; and Mrs.
Anna Howard Shaw, one of the few
women who prefix Rev. to their names.
The International council now embraces
19 nationalities, with total member
ship OF eight or nine millions of women.
Ritter q Rockenstein's sacrifice sale
is one of the interesting events of the
week.
| Mr.. Fisher of the Dye Works makes
special offer on group-photos, thi.
week. See adv
The Eclectic Assem- bly, held very
pleasant social sessions Thursday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar
ence Grubbs, and Monday evening al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Libbie Nc
Clure. Mrs Withrup, district organ
izer, Is at work in Butler at present.
"A Jefferson county couple. recently
divorced, are again living together, not
however as man and wife. After til,
decree was made severing matrimonial