Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-11-24
PERSONAL.

DIR. w. d. Imbrie has moved to Eau
Claire
r. III. Graham, of Prospect, has re
moved to Butler.
J. H. Heiner, wife and daughter have
returned from st. Louis.
Eli Winner of Worth twp. visited
friends in Butler, Monday.
Jas. F. Brown Of Franklin visited
friends in Butler, Saturday.
NJ. Greer of Buffalo township will
move TO Washington, d. c., Dec. 1st-
Henry Roenigk of Winfield township
visited old friends in Butler, Saturday.
Joseph Gill of the Stone House in
Brady township is down with typhoid
fever
Mr. Yockey Of Worthington returned
home. Monday, after visit with his
SOD, Eugene, of Second st.
JOS. NJ Black of Emlenton was the
guest of his son-in-law and daughter,
John w. Coulter and wife. last Week
Miss Marie Mangold of Butler, aged
sixteen, had TO send TO her parents in
Germany for their consent to her
marriage.
Geo. Munsch, an old Butlerite, was
stricken with paralysis at the home of
his neice, Mrs. Shultz of Chicora, last
Saturday.
Felix H. Negley of Penn township
has moved to Fairview Ave. extension
in Butler. He purchased The William
White property.
Rev. Robert D. Roeder. pastor Of the
First English Lutheran church, and
Fannie Reamer, were married yester-
day at the bride home in Easton, Pa.
E. R. Turner. late of the firm of
Danbenspeck & Turner. has gone to his
home in Parker township to look after
his gas wells on his mothers farm, Mrs.
Ii. +. Turner.
Miss Charlotte Lowrie, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs J. d. Lowrie of Miffiin
St, and Rollin NJ. Logan, one of our
leading druggists. were married at the
brides home, yesterday.
Henry Grubbs and wife, and daugh
ter. Mrs. Moone, returned to their
home near Tylersburg, Forest county,
yesterday, after visiting their son,
Clarence Grubbs OF Eyth st.
Chas McGinness. of Butler twp, en-
listed in the regular army during the
Spanish war. His regiment was first
assigned to Cuba, and afterwards to
the Philippines, and took part in the
expedition to Pekin. He returned home
last week.
f1, Of
adelphia have been guests of Mrs.
Taylor's father, W. II. Walker Esq,
of w. Pearl ST., during the past week.
Mr.. Taylor is proprietor of the Taylor
School of Business and Shorthand.
County Supt. Painter goes to Kittan-
ming ON Friday to take part, i'll the
School Directors = Convention OF Arm
strong county Mr. Painter is TO take
part in the discussions during the after
noon and is to give the evening address.
Constantine Weidle of Hallston, aged
over 80 years. and now feeble, had no
body to dig his potatoes. this year; and
so he prayed to the Lord to send him
man. Next morning Frank p. Hug
gins, who formerly lived there, came
in on the Bessie from Harmerville, and
Constantine recognized him as the man
sent by the Lord. Frank stayed q week
with Mr.. Weidle and his wife and dug
all his potatoes; and also those of some
of the neighbors.
Alf s.. Moore Of Beaver
read law and was admitted
to the Bar here in 1878. He afterwards
formed partnership with his brother
and practiced in Beaver county, until
about two years ago when he was ap-
pointed 10 IL Federal Judgeship> at
Nome. Alaska. Charges have lately
been made against some of the Federal
officials of Alaska regarding some min
ing claims, or cases in which individual
rights clashed with corporation inter
ests. These charges were investigated
by the Asst Atty General, who went
to Alaska for that purpose, and though
their nature has not been made public.
the President has ordered the removal
Of Judge Brown of the juneau district,
and of U. S. Marshall Richards of the
Nome district. 1t was reported, also,
that Judge Moore had been asked to
resign. but that turned out to be un
true: and people here, who know him,
wo uld hesitate to believe him capable
of any crooked work.