Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-12-29
PERSONAL.

l relatives III DullcI ldst VICE.
D. A. Logan, of Middlesex twp
making business of drilling waite
wells.
s. o. Brown and ri. d. Mahood o
Clay twp. were in town on business
last week.
Roy Mckee of Pittsburg was th'
guest of his uncle, Judge Galbreath
over Sunday.
NJ. Sullivan of Bradford spent tn
| holidays with his mother and sister oil
the Diamond.
Clyde Andre of Ingram visited hi
folks in Butler and Clay twp. durin:
holiday week.
John W. Coulter and wife rassed tn
holidays with their folks in Emlentol
and Clintonville.
Jury Commissioner A o.. Eberhar
is, at Cairo, w. Va.
Miss Eta Wadsworth and Mrs
Moore of Slipperyrock did some holiday
shopping in Butler.
Miss Nettie Robb of Prospect has en-
tered the Passavant Hospital, Pitts
burg, to become a nurse.
Albert Reiber and wife.o New YorB
spent Christmas with his father, Jacot
Reiber, of W. North street.
Ex-Sheriff VIM. Brown, formerly o.
Brownsville, now of Allegheny. called
on friends in Butler, yesterday.
Miss Sadie White and Misses Clail
and Fern Grubbs Of Eyth St spent
Christmas with relatives in Foxburg
Harry Siebert and wife of Allegheny
returned home. Tuesday, after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Siebert of Wayne
st.
James Adds of New Castle is the
guest of his grandchildren, George A.
and Laura Mitchell, Mrs J. q. McMar-
lin and Mrs D. Ensminger.
Mrs. Catharine Crane and her daugh-
ter, Adelaide. spent the holiday season
with her daughter. Miss George. at
Radcliff College, near Boston
Hetty Green advices her sex TO be
ware of religious lawyers. This Is
rather rough on attorneys who are
striving to live Christian life.
Prof. Rolla Fl. McQuistion was the
recipient of fine silver mounted nm
brella, the Christmas gift of the teach
ers of fhe Institute Hill schools.
o. R. Thorne of Clay twp and s. G..
dates for County Treasurer, called upon
Al Il - DrtIar 1oof uycck
Gov. Pennypacker attached the draft
of new "press-muzzler to his message,
and this Pittsburg paper humorously
entities "Verpiform Appendix A.
Miss LYDIA Burke of Ksrns City was
the guest of Miss Nellie Brown of In
stitute Hill, Monday, while on her way
to Wilson College at Chambersburg,
Pa.
L. s. McJunkin & Co. have our
thanks for supply Of calendars and
blotters, and Theodore Vogeley for an
illustrated pamphlet descriptive of the
New York subway.
Earl Cleeland preached in the Presby-
terian church at North Sewickley, Sun
day Mr.. Cleeland is to graduate from
the Princeton Theological Seminary in
May and will be ordained in June.
Nan Patterson, yet in Jail in New
York, on account of her jury disagree
ing, received telegram last week from
some West Virginia admirers offering
to bail her to the extent of $4,000
John B. Caldwell of jefferson twp.
has been in Ford City for some time,
settling up the affairs of his son. DIR.
Merlin, decd, He has not withdrawn
from the canvass for Sheriff, asreport-
ed
Prince Fushima and suite sailed from
San Francisco for Japan, last Wednes-
day, on "The Mongolia" which car
ried eighteen-thousand tons Of freight,
and million and half dollars worth
of coin for that country.
President Sam of Haiti issued fraud
ulent bonds and sold them. Then he
ran off, and is reported to be living on
the island of st. Thomas. under British
rule. His former Supreme Court has
sentenced him to Gfteen years impris-
onment-if caught:
DIR. w. Z. Caldwell, of West Suffield,
COuQ., dLbcnucu tuc luucIdl VI Aio
brother, DR.. Merlin Caldwell. at the old
homestead In Jefferson twp, on the 23d
nit. DR.. Ellery married Yankee girl
some years ago and now has four chill
dren. He located IN his wife's native
town and is doing well. He tells us
that the tobacco raisers of the Connecti-
cut valley set out their plants with a
machine.
8. w. Lewis, OF Washington twp, 7.
w. Black, of Parker twp. w. J. Nc
Kinney. Of Concord typ, Elmer s.
Sankey and Clarence Christie. OF Cherry
twp, Peter Snyder, of Summit twp,
John Leisey, of Muddycreek twp, P.
r. Day, and RI. Barron, of Clay twp,
and w. J. Campbell, Of Slipperyrock,
r. N. Herold Of Butler twp. J. g.
Of Fairview twp. and A. w, McEibben
of Clinton were among our holiday cal
lera.
DR.. L. s. Chadwick, of Cleveland,
husband Of the notorious Cassie, and
his daughter by former marriage, ar
rived at New York last Saturday on
the steamer Pretoria, from Europe, and
promptly volunteered to 20 to Cleye-
land with Sheriff Barry, without arrest
or requisition. He frst learned Of his
wifes doings at Paris, and it made him
sick. He says she has ruined him, and
also his daughter, who was left a large
fortune.
J. G. Powell. the auctioneer Of Penn
twp, passed the holiday week at a
boarding house in Butler, recovering
from rprained ankle and some broken
ribs. Powell is o bridge builder by
trade, and was working on the sus
pension bridge across the Ohio at Steu-
benville, few weeks ago. at wrapping
one OF the large cables, when the ropt
that held up one end OF the buggy, on
which the three men stood, broke.
and his two companions were hurled
headlong to the sand and debris 10 the
dry river bed, 1870 feet below. Neither
of them moved afte- striking. Powell
however, caught rope. hanging ovel
or near the buggy. and extending x
within thirty feet Of the river bed. and
| though his gloves were cut through by
the friction. he held on to it to its end
and fell direct but thirty feet, landing
on his feet and side. He was taken q
the hospital, and afterwards came Il
Butler. The Company paid bis eXpen
ses and made him present OF S5O, ant
he intends going back az soon as able
Missionary Institute.
| Butler will have rare opportunity
this Saturday and Sunday. j. Camp
bell White, one of the speakers. spent II
| years In India. Z. r. Cotton has beef
for two years identified with 5ohp II
Mott, probably the greatest general tn