Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-06-16
PERSONAL.

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candidate.
Robert Craner of Penn twp. was IN
town, Monday.
Mrs. vi. Lyon has returned from her
trip to California.
J. Harry Pisor Of Worth twp. served
on the jury. this week.
Madame Downing of Oil City is the
guest of Mrs. B. L. HOOKS.
David Lefever of Middlesex did some
shopping in Butler, Friday.
| Miss Emma weitzel of Allegheny is
visiting friends in this city.
Amos Seaton of Venango twp. visited
friends in Butler. yesterday.
Jacob Dambach of Zelienople served
on the Grand Jury, last week.
Earl Ellenberger of Fairview visited
his parents, in Butler. this week.
/, Thomas A. Thrower of Clinton twp.
did some shopping in Butler. yesterday.
Press Weigle and wife of Prospect
were in Butler on a shopping tour, Mon
day.
James S. Wilson of Slipperyrock at
tended Presbytery in Butler, this
week.
Bert Black of Cherry twp, former
CITIZEN employee, made Us can'
Tuesday.
Mrs. Rev. Enterline attended the
funeral of her father at Lewisburg. Pa
this week.
Mrs. Marg. VanDyke of near Clinton
vile, celebrated her 9Sth birthday, last
Saturday.
Gabriel Barnhart of Connoquenessing
township visited friends in Butler,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. G. l.. Wright OF
New Brighton are the guests of Mrs. g.
N. Weitzel.
Revs. J. C. Nicholas of Butler and
Frantz of Chicora exchanged pulpits,
last Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Redick graduated
from Slipperyrock Normal, this week,
and is at home.
Ruth McCandless of Race street won
the prize for the best essay on the Park.
by a schoolgirl.
J. G. Jennings and family are now
occupying their summer home on the
hill north of town.
J.L. Purvis has had DIR. McKee's his
tory of the U. F. church printed and
bound in book form.
John G.. Fleming of Buffalo twp. and
who had his leg broken, February last,
is now seriously i'll with fever.
H. L. Oakes of Evans City passed
through Butler. yesterday, on his way
to visit his father in Parker twp.
President Yates of the B. r. & P.
and a party of friends passed through
Butler on special train, yesterday
George Lowry of Sioux Falls, s. D.,
is visiting his folks here. He has been
in the drug business there for twenty
years.
National Delegate w. Fl. Luck leaves
Friday for the Republican Convention.
He will visit his brother Maj. Lusk at
Rock Island.
Ed. Westerman of Clinton township
drove to town, last Friday. wearing an
oyercoat on the 10th day of June-but
it was needed.
WilbeIt Blaine of Centre tsp. and D.
G. Cubbison Of Kansas, formerly OF
HarrisvilIe, will graduate from West
Point, this week.
Rev. Samuel P. Montgomery, who
lately figured in a church-fght at Gill
Hall, Pa. is we'll and favorably known
in the southern part of this county.
Miss Clara, daughter of G. f. Weisen-
stein of Butler twp. and Charles A
Schenck of Butler were married at the
brides home Tuesday evening by Rev.
White.
Rev. Paul J. Slonaker. formerly pas
tor Of the Presbyterian church at Zelie-
nople. but who for the past three years
has been stationed in Minneapolis, at
tended Presbytery in this place.
Miss Stella Armstrong of the South
Side is in Pittsburg. On Sunday she
will sing solo at the Church of the
Ascension dedication exercises. and on
Monday evening at the Pittsburg Con
servatory of Music.
Mrs. VIM. Ramsey, Mrs. Alex Frais-
er anu Mrs. Silas Mcclure returned,
Saturday, from the meeting Of the
Pennsylvania Department of the Wo
mems Corps at Gettysburg. Mrs. Nc
Ciure was elected Junior Vice Presi
dent of the Department.
James s. Boyd of Minnesota is visit
ing his cousins, Harvey 81. and VIM. j.
Boyd Of the South Side. Fifty years
ago a doctor told him hc had only
about six months to live if he stayed in
this country and if he wished to pro-
long his life he had better seek the dry
air Of the west. He went to Minnesota
and lived.
Frank Hitchcock. the engineer, has in
vented perfect fire escape that can be
attached to any window and is perfect
" safe and adjustable. You stick your
foot in the strap and go down safely,
the motion being regulated by u COM
pressor Frank weighs $50 pounds but
he goes down from the second story,
Just for the fun of it.
She-"Then you don't believe in
higher education for women2"
He-"Certainly not. / think it's a
shame to even teach 'em how to read.
If woman couldn't read the bargain
advertisements she wouldn't be so un-
happy over the lots Of things she can't
afford to buy"