Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-12-22
PERSONAL.

J.P. Graham of billiards was in
town on business, Monday.
Alex Schilling, Esq. of Reibold visit
ed friends in Butler, Monday.
T. s. Green, of Mercer street, is in
poor health, but is improving.
Il. McCandless of W. Sunbury was
| in town on business, Saturday
John J. Hesselgesser of Winfield Twp.
was in town on business, Friday.
Mrs. Margaret Riddle of Clinton twp.
visited friends in Butler, Monday.
Ex-Sheriff Thomas Donaghy suffered
a stroke of apoplexy last Saturday.
Misses Edith and Florence Negley of
Great Belt are stopping with Butler
friends.
in. Fulton of Middlesex twp. did
some Christmas shopping in Butler,
yesterday.
Geo. Perry Campbell and W. E. Booz-
ell Of Concord twp. visited friends IN
Butler, Friday.
Misses Bessie and Irene Knox, OF
Parker twr., are attending the lnsti-
tute, this week.
Robert and Mary Galbreath and
James Hazlett of Leasureville are guests
of Miss Anna Thompson.
w. r. Thompson of Middlesex and X;
8. Hindman of w. Sunbury visited
friends in Butiar, yesterday.
VIM. Norris of Clinton twp. is now in
his oath year, and is in good health. he
is the oldest man in that township.
&C. Donaldson. P. NJ. at West Win
field and Jas. Cochran of Clay twp
were in town on business, Saturday.
nc. Offut of Shpperyrock. a student
at the State College. is the champion
middle-weight wrestler OF the scnooi.
John Alexander returned to Scio this
morning after few days visit with his
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Alex
ander.
Miss Milda Fleming Of Slipperyrock
is the guest of her cousins, Mrs. George
A. Spang and Mrs. Frank d. Pierce OF
the South Side.
Ex-County Treasurer James s. Will
son, and J. M. Covert, steward of the
Normal, Slipperyrock, were in town on
business, Tuesday.
William Turner and son. William. OF
the South Side, who have been absent
in the Muncie, Ind, oil fields, are
spending the Holidays at home.
w. B. Martin, of Eau Claire, and A.
Ct. Williams, of Butler, have been
drawn as jurors for the session OF
the U. S. District Court, at Erie, next
month.
R.K. Grossman, OF Franklin twp,
and James G. Gallagher of Muddy
creek twp. two of the handsomestt teach
ers at the Institute, came in to see the
printers yesterday.
A d. Shearer Of Butler twp. enter
tanned a large crowd at his home, last
Saturday evening. 1t was euchre
party, followed by an oyster supper, and
every body had a good time.
Miss Mary Stuart and w. P, Ramsey.
salesman of Allegheny were married,
Thursday last, at the home OF the brides
mother, Mrs Elizabeth j. Stuart on w.
Clay st. The bride formerly lived in
Grove City.
Mrs. ClaQWlck Is now Cdllou OIL LII
press of Finance; and like famous EN-
peror of modern days, will likely end
her days in prison. Her case and the
Nan Patters on murder trial in New
York fill up the dailies. these days.
Jerry A. Eberhart. Jacob Albert, John
Leisie, Linn Christie, Ell. L. Bicker and
S. R. Mccall and wife returned home
from Erie, on Friday, where they were
representing Butler county, at the 32d
ANIMAL Session of the Pennsylvania
State Grange.
Chas. M. Reed of Erie, who inherited
| fifteen millions has been declared
bankrupt. Investments in western
mining stocks did it. j. N. Johnston
and Mrs. Elizabeth Feigel of Butler
have been adjudged bankrupts. See
notices in another column.
Congressman Sibley, at whose in
stance the investigation of charges Of
official malfeasance in Venango county
Offices was made by the Grand Jury,
| has renounced his connection with the
proceedings. In telegram he sts.cu
that he ceased to take any interest in
the proceedings before that body when
the attorneys employed by him to assist
in ascertaing the truth were taken out
Of the case,