Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-05-26
PERSONAL


visiting friends in Mars.
L. N. Raisley of Franklin twp. wa!
in town on business, Friday.
WIN. Mahaffey o: Clinton twp. wa
in town on business, Monday.
]. Huston Vandyke of Marion twp
visited friends in Butler, Friday.
G. B. Timblin of Concord twp. die
some shopping in Butler, Friday.
| DR.. Showalter intends building on his
lot at corner Of Main and Fulton.
Horace Glenn Of Washington twp
was in town on business, yesterday.
Miss Mabel Adams of Findley. O., is
visiting Butler relatives and friends
| Mrs. George Walter is having her
residence ms. Washington st. remodel
ed.
Al Campbell and wife of Concord
twp, some shopping in Butler, Satur-
day.
Chas. Warner and wife of Lancaster
twp. did some shopping in Butler, Mon
day.
W. w. Blackmore is recovering and
will not have to undergo another opera
ton
I George Wick, son of J. Turner
Wick, decd, is threatened with appen-
dicitis.
Everett Dunn of Franklin tp. attend
ed to some legal matters in Butler, yes
terday.
t. A. Hay and daughters of Clinton
twp. did some shopping III Butler
Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Rennick and son of Jeffer-
son twp. did some shopping IN Butler,
Saturday.
Miss Mable Watson of this county is
now one of the editors of the Collie
gian, at Grove City.
". d. Shrader and daughter Bessie,
have left on an extended trip to Iowa
and the ST. Louis Expo.
w. J. Burton of Penn twp. was in
town OH business. Friday. His son j..
p. is in very poor health.
FL. Marshall. the Brooklyn chess
PLAYER won the $1,000 prize at the Cam
DIloSt OpLluBo tOulh
BENJAMIN Sarver and wife Of Brown
Ave. have returned from n visit with
Mr.. Sarver's mother ana sisters iii Free
port
Mrs. Hattie Christley Of New York is
visiting her sister, Mrs. 4. K. Richey
and her niece, Miss Harding OF East
| Quarry st.
Mai. Van Voorhis and VIM. Farley
of Allegheny expect to go to St Louis
in a balloon, now being built for them
in Pittsburg.
Attorney Samuel Walker will leave
on business trip to Richmond, Va, /,
Saturday. and will stop few days in
Washington. d. c.
T. J. Taylor of Pittsburg visited his
old friends in Butler, Yesterday He is
now with Crutchfield and Voolfolk at
| the Produce Yards.
Mrs. Fannie Lane and daughter.
Lynette of Matamoras, o., are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Scott Of Centre Ave. Ex.
William Wagner Of Seattle, Wash,
| is visiting his folks here. He went
from Butler to that place about twenty
years ago, and became wealthy.
N. w. Shannon, and his son =. f.
did some shopping in Butler yesterday.
| N. Wis now IN his S3rd year, but he
proposes coming to the next circus.
DR.. Henry of Philadelphia who was
elected moderator of the Presbyterian
Assembly at Buffalo, has been the pas
tor of one church for over forty years.
Senator Quay was taken from Nor
ganza to his home IN Beaver. last Sun
day. He is said to be very sick man,
from necrossis or hardening of the liver.
Prof Starr informs the American
| mother that her baby will be healthier
and ultimately better looking if she
will keep it strapped to board, Indian
fashion.
The wedding of Miss Ida L. Schenck,
daughter of Peter Schenck formerly of
Butler. and Irving II Broadhead is an
nounced to occur at jamestown, n Y,
June 9Th.
Mrs. Jos. Eppinger of Harmony. gave
birth to baby girl few days ago that
weighed but two and one-fourth pounds
The baby was born in q Hospital in
New Castle.
Miss Hazel Smith of New Kensington
has returned home after visiting Mrs.
| A. J. Daniels of Standard Ave. Mrs.
Daniels entertained in honor Of her
guest, Friday evening.
w. G.. Douthett and wife returned.
Friday evening, from Youngstown,
where they had been attending the open
| ing of the new Douthett & Graham
store on Federal ST. They made a
dress-suit affair of it. with posies and
music.
County Superintendent II. /. Painter
is candidate for reelection, and there
will be five other candidates
McQuistion of Butler; r. S. Peufield OF
Chicora; A. w. Kelly of Eau Claire
George Walker Of Parker twp. and
Isaac Dyke Of Connoqueuessing twp.
Director McIlvain of the Allegheny
Department of Public Works wears s
$500 diamond. He saw some mer
leasurely laying brick on s. Diamond
ST., last Friday, and jumped in and se
pace for them that was one; but wher
|
i dropped into the sand he wished he ha(
left them keep their own gait.
Mrs Sadie Early, a young married
woman and wife of Pittsburg stree
car conductor is in trouble She 'stoot
in" with Philadelphia burglar wh'
stole stuff and sent it to her to dispos
, of, but the burglar was trapped, tn
''swag" was traced and now Sadie is il
Jail A curious feature Of the affai
was that the husband knew nothing o
his wife's com clercial transactions.
Mrs. Osborne, the modiste and impres
: sario of the Four Hundred in Ney
York, has begun divorce suit agains
her husband on the ground that he
7 an incubus, and an interference wit
1 her business. She does not charge hin
with any statutory derelictions; indeed
he seems to be model husband in a.
respects except that he does not fit i
: with her business relations with tn
q public.
n J. V. Ritts of the Bntler County Ns
q tional Bank returned last week from
visit to several western cities includin
7 ST. Louis, where he saw the Expo. II
Il thinks il very grand affair, and say
J. the building, exhibits and grounds al
arranged with an eye to convenience
He is one of crowd interested in th
@ proposed consolidation of all the ind,
A pendent telephone companies of til
country, which was the object of ii
. trip.
l. Lexington Bros. intend moving
}. Hazelton. Pa.