Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-07-14
Personal.


among our callers, last week.
, A. d. Sutton of Penn township visi
ed friends in Butler, yesterday.
Commissioner Patterson left Butlei
last Saturday, for tour of the lakes
R.A. Lee and Gil Forsyth of Glad
Mills were visitors in Butler. Friday.
T. A. Park of Middlesex twp. is build
ing new hay hoase that is sky-scrAI
er.
E.U. and ]. L. Cumberland Of HpE
er were callers at the CITIZEN Office
last week.
Samuel C. Campbell, an old soldie
of Butler twp. near the toll gate, is yer
seriously i'll.
Lewis Etzel's heirs have been pai'
%, 600 Mexican dollars by the Chimes
government.
Parson Swallow quoted scripture a
Bryan, and invited him to join tn
Water Brigade.
Mrs. w. J. Marks has gone 10 Pit
cairn to spend the coming winter witt
her sister. Mrs. Burns.
Prothonotary Clark attended tn,
funeral of George Mahood, at Nortl
Washington, Yesterday.
Miss Florence Negleg Of Great Bel
been elected teacher of the Ramsey
school in Cranberry twp.
/ W. j. Brown. A. E. Fleeger and Jas
NJ. Brown Of Concord twp. were II
| rox-n nn h-,cinpca Monday
| VIM. Hegenbotham of Jefferson twp
| favors cash road-tax, and of letting
the work out by contract.
Miss Flora Gelbach of Zelienople is
the guest of Mrs. A. L. Brown. at her
home on North Mckean st.
J. W. Boyd John P Castor and J.
| H. McDeavitt of West Liberty were IL
town on business, Monday.
Thomas Watson, who has been study
ing law in Pittsburg, is i'll with typhoid
fever at his home a. Sarver Station.
Ex-Postmaster John Field of Phila-
delphia shot himself through the head
in park near the city, last Saturday.
Mr.. Liebold and son Frank of the
Arlington. sail from New york. to-day,
for Germany. where they will visit rela-
tives.
John w. Galbreath of the Scio, o..
gas company, and wife visited Mrs.
John Galbreath of Parker over the
Fourth.
Misses Maude and Nina Milliron of
Winfield twp. spent several days last
week with Miss Jessie Eberhart of But
Ter twp.
K. p. PETER of Oakland Place secur-
red the contract for building the new
NJ. E. parsonage on the old Nixon's
Home lot.
Mrs. d. c. Burns and Prof. and Mrs,
E. II. Knoch of Pitcairn are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H Starr of w. Cum
ningham St.
County Commissioner McCandless has
completely recovered from his late in
disposition, and has been in his office
for some days.
Misses Schoenfield of Bruin were
guests of their grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus Campbell of w. Fulton ST.,
over the Fourth.
Misses Eta Dugan and Olive Kribbs
have returned to their respective homes
at Harrisville and Clarion, after teach
ing in the local schools.
Mrs. Henry NJ Lewis and son of
Rochester, Pa, and Mrs d. ]. Mitchell
of Monaco. Pa, are the guests of Mrs.
John III. Wilson Of North Mexican st.
Grandpap Jacob Reiber and Mrs.
John j. Reiber of North st. are spend
ing couple of weeks with relatives in
Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
Miss Clara Sproul. daughter of Ed
ward Sproul, and Rev. Homer B. Davis
of Kennerdell. Pa. were married yes
terday at the brides home at Anandale.
John II. Reiber and family spent last
week with relatives in Clarion, and al
though the river was high Master John
ny succeeded in landing fine black
bass
Miss Mary Harding, who for year
past has been a popular and efficient
employee Of the local Western Union
telegraph Office, has been transferred to
Pittsburg.
A reunion of the Galbreath family
was held last week at the horne of At
torney R. B, Ivory in Pittsburg. where
r. B. Ivory, Jr. recently arrived after
a wait of 21 years.
Maj. r J. Phipps, superintendent of
the Forest Oil Co was stricken with
paralysis at his lodgings in the Mcbride
home on S. Washington St. July 1st.
He is now recovering.
Mrs John G.. McMarlin and son Har-
old left, Thursday, for visit with Mrs.
McMarlin's mother, Mrs. Sue Johnston
at Danville, Ill. They will visit the ST.
Louis Expo before returning.
J. V. Ritts, Col. W. r. Mechling,
Col. q r. Neale, A. c. Anderson, John
Anderson, E. l.. Ralston, /. G. Smith
and other Butterflies took in the Demo
cratic Convention at st. Louis.
Louis Berg has resigned as treasurer
of the Guaranty S, ID. & I. Co. to at
tend to business interests in Colorado,
and t. M. Baker, who is one of the di-
rectors, is assisting the other employees.
Willie Hearst spent about two mil
lions of his own and his mammy's mon
ey in his rainbow chase for the Demo
cratic Nomination, but Parker had big
ger money than that behind him, and
won out.
Bryan went home from St Louis
wondering where he was at 1t was
three strikes and out. He scored a big
victory in having the gold plank pulled
out of the platform, and then Parker
smote him.
George Atwell and wife. nee Myrtle
Kearns. have returned from a wedding
trip to Cleveland, Erie and Niagara, and
are at present in Dubois, where Mr.
Atwell is attending to the work of the
Butler Construction Co.
w. R. Turner, the fat, handsome and
saucy 3. 81 o. Ticket Agent at Butler,
| now represents the Second Ward on the
Town Council. He was elected by q
Democratic Council without solicita-
ting and is splendid man for the
place.
M. McClung, son of County Commits
| sioner Robert McClung were married
July 5th. at the brides home at Her
man. and have gone to Akron, Ohio,
where they will make their home
The buildings Of the Leedom- Wor-
raj Grocery Co. on Centre Ave- and of
E. H. McCartneys plaster factory on
Negley Ave. are nearing completion.
The plaster factory will be in operation
about Aug. 1st. Mr. Mccartney and
| one or two helpers will move their fam.