Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-09-15
PERSONAL.

MI. i. Mclean or Marion twp vlSlteu
friends in Butler, Tuesday.
Enos Mcdonald of Prospect visited
friends in Butler, Tuesday.
George Rider of Center twp. visited
friends in Butler, Saturday.
J. C. Beighley of Whitestown visited
friends in Butler, Saturday.
c. Seligman, the tailor. leaves today
to visit friends in Worthington.
Geo. Morrow of Slipperyrock twp.
was IN town on business, yesterday.
Andrew Lemon, one of our veteran
subscribers, called upon Us this week.
J. r. McCallen of Cherry twp attend
ed to some business in Butler, Thurs
day.
Henry Halstead and Ed. Seton of
Clinton are serving on the Jury this
week.
Mrs. Alvin Graham of North Mexican
St, is visiting her aunt, Miss Thomp-
son near Kittannipg.
Will McCandless went to Mounds
vile, w. Va, yesterday, to help Pond
put in 100-barrel mill.
Conrad McCandless of Franklin twp
intends moving to Nebraska, and Will
have a public sale on the Goth.
VIM. Allen Whites article on the
Postal Frauds in this months Nc
Clure's," is immense Everybody should
read it.
John G. Thorne, contractor and build
er, secured the contract for the Sho-
walter house on North Main street, and
is at work on it.
Rev. D. /. Schaffer of Chicora and
Miss Anna Rupert were married at the
brides home in Kittanning, Wednesday
evening last week.
William Pa yne of the West End lost
a valuable horse by collie Monday. Dur
ing the last twelve years six horses
have died for him.
E. D. Robinson has sold his property
on E. cunningham st. to the Phillips
Gas & Oil Co. for $12, $50. He paid but
"a. 500 for it two years ago and made a
nice turn on il.
Miss Francis Bole returned to her
home in Bellevue, Saturday, after an
extended visit with Misses Graham OF
the Diamond. While in Butler Miss
Bole was painfully injured by rolling
out of bed in her sleep one night, re-
ceiving severe cuts on her nose and
forehead.
Hon. Tom Watson is the only candl-
date, so far, who appears to be really
enjoying the campaign. He says wnat
4 I'm
is no one to tell him to keep his mouth
shut and he knows he is about as near
securing an electoral vote or two as DIR.
Swallow.
Rabbi Hirsch, of Chicago, was riding
IN a crowded street car and rose to sur
render his seat to lady. Before she
could take it young man pumped
himself into it. The rabbi looked at
him in disgusted silence. What's the
matter9" demanded the man. What
yeh glarin' at me fort Yeh look as if
yehd like to eat me-" II am forbidden
to eat you" answered the rabbi. Il am
Jew"
Sir William Russell, now living in
England in his eighty-fourth year. re-
ported the Crimean War. our Civil
War, and later wars down to 1880. for
THE London Times" Interviewed the
other day. he was asked to explain the
difference between war correspondence
then and now and answered. I'm my
time we were free to go everywhere.
Now correspondents are not free to go
anywhere, apparently.
The gentle zephyr from the North
pole that swept over us yesterday after
noon dropped the mercury % degrees in
one hour.
The Butler baseball team went to
Clarion last week and defeated the
team of that town to and to 5.
Hugh McCrea pitching both games.
The third game resulted in victory for
Clarion. Mel. Clark pitching for But
Ter. On Saturday the locals lost to
Karns City. Charles Smith and Wither-
up being the pitchers. The hits were
6 off Smith and 10 off Witherup. On
Saturday McCrea pitched for Tylers-
burg against Tionesta, winning 6 to 8.
Hugh gave Tionesta hits, struck out
II men. and made two-baggers. His
catcher had passed balls in six innings
then Hugh refused to pitch any more
unless they got Lew catcher, which
was done. His opponent was Wilson,
the Princeton University star.
The following, former students of
the Butler Business College. have re-
Gently accepted positions as follows:
J. NJ Levier, splendid position as stem
ographer. G. D. & P. Telegraph Co.,
Pittsburg; Miss Mary Freddy. stenog-
rapher for well known Foxburg firm,
Foxburg. Pa