Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-10-20
PERSONAL.

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] J. NJ. Reed took in the big Fair last
week.
VIM. CaIpass, the mail-carrier, has
moved to Butler.
Charles Amy is bookkeeping at the
Sherwin coal-mines
j. B. Young and family left Butler
for Kansas, Tuesday.
Mrs. w. s. Dale is entertaining Mrs.
Studebaker of Jacksville.
R. II. Young of Clay twp. visited
friends in Butler, Tuesday.
John Findley and daughter are doing
the Worlds Fair. this week.
| Clay Murphy and wife of the West
End are proud of a brand new son.
| Charley Thompson has moved from
Glade Mills to 107 Hickory St.. Butler.
o. r. Miller of 500 First St. Allie
gheny, was in town on business, Mon
day.
Tom Lyon and w. J. Mcdowell are
at Tylersburg, Clarion Co., this week,
hunting.
Commissioners Clerk Josiah Kiskad-
den spent Sunday with relatives near
Freeport.
Mrs. DIR Graham and daughters are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Rev. Coulter,
near Emlenton.
Jno. Gilleland and Will Stevenson had
1877 bushels of buckwheat from six
acres, this year.
President Roosevelt and wife attend
ed the Knox-Tindle wedding at Valley
Forge last Saturday.
Chas Craig, Clarence Frederick and
z. g. Painter OF Chicora took IN the St.
Louis Fair, last week.
Louis L. Beatty who enlisted in the
Marine Corps of the navy has been sent
to the Barracks at San Francisco.
DIR. J. w. Mckee, Dentist. and fam
i1y have returned from a weeks visit
with friends in Armstrong county.
Charley Hosford's new house is al
most completed. and if you want to see
something pretty take look at it.
Mrs. B. C. Huselton and son ore Wis
iting friends in Kansas City, and will
see the Worlds Fair on their way
home.
J. C. Powell cried the sale for Mrs
Burke on the Samuel Shaffner farm,
Tuesday. Mrs. Burke intends moving
away.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ritchey are pay
ing a visit to their old home in Missou-
ri. 1t is thirty-two years since they left
there.
Carl a. Leighner, the Jeweler &
Optician. is spending this week in New
York and other Eastern Cities selecting
fine goods for his store.
William Alter of Indiana, Pa, aged
83 years, has already shot and killed 80
ground hogs, this season, without drop
ping any two-legged animals
G. w. Goodwin and Miss Jean Chris
tie were married. Monday and left But
ler next day for a two weeks visit with
Mrs. Godwins relatives at Ridgway.
James Blake of Prospect was in town.
yesterday and is in good health. He is
in his 10Th year. and attended the re-
union of the 62nd in Pittsburg, and en-
joyed it.
J. v. Ritts and son Leonard spent
SATURDAY. in the woods near the Ritts
home at st. Petersburg. Clarion county,
and returned to Butler in the evening
with twenty squirrels.
John Allen of Jamisonville was in
Butler last week, Mr.. Allen is recover
ing from slight paralytic stroke from
which he recently suffered and will
soon be his former self.
Frank KoLler chased a runaway
horse, in Centre Avenue, the other day;
jumped into the wagon and stopped the
horse; which shows that Frank is just
as young as he used to be.
w. G. Glenn Of w. Sunbury returned
Tuesday from Bradford where he was
visiting his son, Samuel, who is serious
ly i'll. Mr.. Glenn has almost recovered
from his accident at Euclid.
Dr. w. s. Ripple and wife of New
Bethlehem, Pa. and their daughter Mrs.
r. F. Truit of Butler attended the Stew
enson Golden wedding anniversary at
Mt. Chestnut. last Wednesday.
Rev. A. R. Robinson and Judge Gal
breath represented Butler at the Unit
ed Presbyterian Synod and Presbytery
at Jamestown, Mercer county, Judge
Galbreath bsing moderator of the Syn
cd.
Mrs. Eva Marburger of Adams twp.
Is 80 years o. age, and is the mother of
twelve children, great grandmother of
40, and Observation-Disclosures of g.
She has good health and is enjoying
life.
Howard B. Wise and bride, of Har-
mony stopped in Butler over Sunday
on their way home after spending two
weeks at Mt. Clemens and other
Northwestern points, and were the
guests Of Mrs. Wise's grandmother, Mrs.
DR.. Lusk.
Rear Admiral Walker, who is at the
head of the Panama Canal Commission
says that everything is now ready for
the real work Of cutting the canal across
the isthmus. The sanitary conditions
are greatly improved.
T. j. Van Hon. Butler county boy,
now President OF the First National
Bank of Mt. Pleasant Iowa, in remit
ting for his paper says THE weekly
visits OF your paper are source of
much qualification to me.
Andy Carnegie donated a million and
q half for Temple of Peace" to be
built on the Hague. The money was
turned over to the Netherlands govern
ment year and a half ago, and the
thrifty Dutch put it in their treasury,
and it is there yet.
Bert Campbell and wife, and Frank
Stewart grandson; and also Ralph
Campbell. all Of West Virginia, and
both men being sons of Cyrus Campbell
Of Butler, haye all had typhoid fever in
West Virginia and are all recovering.
Mrs. Cyrus Campbell has been down
there attending them, and she and
Ralph will be home soon.
This is the Golden Month"