Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-01-28
PERSONAL.

z. W. Tinker of Cherry twp. was In
Butler, Monday.
Mrs. Sheriff Gibson has been sworn
in as Deputy Sheriff.
Gellert Gearing of Jackson twp. Wis
tied friends in Butler, yesterday.
Chas. Warner and son. of Lancaster
twp, drove to Butler, last Saturday.
Herman Hutzley, of Forward town
ship, was in town on business, Friday
E.H. Pyle, of Muddycreek twp. at
tended to some business in Butler, Fri
day.
Newton, the piano man, was around
in a buggy, Tuesday. His first appear
ance.
William Dipner, of Clearield town
ship, did some shopping in Butler, yes
terday.
Geo. II. Rea and wife, of Marion
township, visited friends in Butler, last
Thursday.
w. J. and Thos. Cooper. of Jefferson,
attended to some business matters In
Butler, yesterday.
John II. Reiber and wife Of the West
End visited friends in Evans City and
Zelienople, last week.
Major Kant, a deaf man of McKees-
port. made the discovery that he could
hear when he held piece OF card board
between his teeth.
Ezra Liken, of Evans City. attended
the Wahl hearing in the court room,
last Saturday, with about twenty others
from the same town.
Jacob w. Long of Connoquenessing
township; John P. Castor OF West
Liberty, and y. A. Leslie of Middlesex
were amoung our callers, Tuesday.
E. E. Yarger of the South Side has
collection Of gold coins consisting OF 20
cent, 50-cent, one. two, two and half
and three dollar pieces for which he re-
ceives good offers from every coin col
lector who sees them.
John Mccall. well known young
man Of this place. and Miss Katheryn
Snyder were married at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Their friends join in wishing them a
happy life.
James Walker, Of jefferson. and Jno.
Walker, of Clinton, attended the funer-
al Of their nephew, Harry Grinder, at
Frsnklin. last week. Harry was a son
of Jonathan Grinder, formerly Of Clin-
ton. and he was killed by the fall of
tree. He was 33 years Of age and mar
ried.
Empress Agusta, Of Germany, was
the subject of foreign telegram, last
week. The startling news came from
Berlin that she has varicose veins in
one of her imperial legs, and is obliged
to keep it extended on q cushion. Also
that many women of distinction, who
were sound on their pins. were distract
ed because the Empress game leg had
shut them out from her drawing room
presentation.
Mrs. Redhsad, of England aged 20,
married seven men in six years, and Is
now before the courts to have her tan
gled matrimonial relationships straight
ened out She bears the name of Red
head and her mother is the wife of the
father of her first husband. There is
no telling what she might have accomp-
lished in the way of record il the law
had not abruptly put stop to her reck-
less career.
Miss Eva Richter, of Harrisville, will
according to correspondent journey
alone to Manila. Philippine islands.
where her ahianced husband, James
Williams, is an offer in the United
States army. Miss Richter was Red
Cross nurse during the Spanish-Ameri-
can war. and Williams was brought to
hospital in the south, where she was
employed He was wounded and she
nursed him back to health. The pair were
to have been married some time ago.
but before the date arrived his regi-
ment was ordered to the Philippines.
Recently Miss Richter received letter
from Williams. asking her to join him.