Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-04-07
PERSONAL.

( T. z. Caldwell, of Concord, visited
/ friends in Butler, Tuesday.
George Morgan of Parker twp. Is
serving on the jury this week.
| Miss Blanche Hays of Jefferson twp.
; is home for the Easter holiday.
A. T. Black, Esq. has moved his Office
! to the Guaranty Safe Deposit building.
J.C. F. Day, formerly of Connoque-
Messing twp, has moved to Centre twp.
Miss Maude Milliron of West Win
field visited friends in Butler, last
T; week.
James Clarkson, Potter county hun
! ter, killed sixteen bears during the past
winter
Oliver Reep has sold his farm AMI oil
wells in Parker twp. to Ed. Lilly and is
going to Kansas
James F. Brewer and R. Fl. Jones of
| Clinton twp. attended to some business
in Butler, Thursday
s. NJ. Seatou, son and daughter, at
tended the funeral of his mother, in
Marion twp, Tuesday.
Miss Frazier has been appointed an
assistant teacher in the First Ward
school, vice Miss Wiles resigned.
Burgess Kennedy will have his Office
hereafter in room in the rear OF the
Lexington Clothing store building.
Supt. Hyde Of the B. r. & P. and his
force moved to Punx'y. Monday, and
what is Buffers loss il Punxsy's gain.
DIR. Z. II. Dewey of Meadville. the
well known mo breakfast" advocate,
was stricken with paralysis, few days
ago.
Cyrus Campbell resigned the jaDitor-
ship of the Broad street school; and
Oliver Graham was appointed IN his
stead.
w. s. Moore of Muddycreek twp. has
purchased property in SlipDeryrock
boro and will move about the middle
of May.
Elmer E. Yarger Of Lookout Ave. re-
turned, Saturday, from his former horne
in Clarion cou My, where he attended
the funeral of his brother, David.
Charles 3. Spang of Georgetown. Ill,
il visiting his folks here. Charley Low
owns -four mill, grain elevator and
three or four lumber yards, and Is some
pumpkins financially, as well as phYsi-
cally.
Miss Leona Walsh's coupon No. 1929
won the handsome piano given away
Saturday evening by Ketterer Bros,
the enterprising shoe merchants. Miss
Leona is months old and the only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Walsh Of Cross st.
John Brown Is the most numerous
name in the new, Philadelphia, city di-
rectory, but they lead the John Smiths
by only one. There are GIG John
Browns and 61j John Smiths. Among
the 500, 900 names recorded are 260
Whites, $50 Blacks. 8 Greens, l Red, II
Blues and Layenders. In the bird
line there are Canary, Robin, Eagle,
Crow. Hawk. Sparrow, Buzzard, Pea
cock and Bantam.
r. f. Witherow, Harry Grnbe and
Wm. Fsirman of Punxsutawney are
having house-boat built on the Allie
gheny river, and sometime in May will
board it at Mosgrove and start for the
World'g Fair at st Louis. A stop of a
week or more will be made at Pittsburg
where paddle wheel and a gasoline
engine already contracted for will be
added to the boat, and from Pittsburg
on down the Ohio river and then into
the Mississippi the boat will be propell-
ed by the paddle wheel Stops will be
made on the trip at various points of in
terest. Besides these three families
there will be Mrs O'Connor Of Brook
vile. and cook with the party, max
ing at present, passenger list of
twelve persons. four of Mr.. Grnbe's
family, two of Mr.. Fairman's, four of
Mr. Witherow's ami Mrs. O'Connor and
the cook. They expect to live in the
boat for about three months.