Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-02-18
PERSONAL.

+; Damrosh will not come to Pittsburg
W.. Hogg of Cherry twp. was ir
town on business. yesterday.
Alfred Ekas Of Clinton twp. visited
friends in Butler, yesterday.
Samuel L. Stevenson of Clay twp
visited friends in Butler. Tuesday.
Quay amt liar. He writes as though
he actually belives that what he says is
, true.
J.E. Moore and F. P. Mckinley Of
Oakland twp. were in town on business,
Monday.
Rev. James Young, one of the old
citizens of North Washington, is seri-
ously i'll
r. w. Thompson and wife of Brady
twp. did some shopping in Butler,
Thursday.
| f. w. Witte of Winfield twp. attend
ed to some business matters in Butler,
yesterday.
Wells Waters of Evans City is plaster
ing a house-the Catholic parsonage
at Perrysville.
E. S. Kregar of Concord twp. did
some shopping and visited friends In
Butler, Saturday.
Miss Lillian Grove, stenographer, has
accepted position with the Fleming
Pharmacy Co.. Of Pittsburg.
Col. Mcfarland, now the hero in the
Working Girls" Co. was the only But
ler man who saw the Baltimore fire.
James Woodall, an inmate of the Co.
Home, has been granted pension of
IS. 90 per month. w. c. Findley, Atty.
DIR. Lowe is no longer with DIR. Fos-
ter, who retains her old Office in the
Stein block, and has good practice.
See card.
T. A Pearce of Butler twp, Calvin
Tinker of Cherry twp. and w. ID. Todd
of Winfield twp. were among our call
ers, last week.
Geo. Leonberg of Cranberry twp, at
tended to some legal business in Butler,
Yesterday. He is administrator of the
estate of Henry Knanff, decd.
Andrew Easley, father-in-law of Tax
with apoplexy at Mr.. Slaters home,
Saturday. He was rs years of age.
ia. Klein, of the Willard, returned,
last Friday, from a trip to Kingston,
Jamaca. He went with party of
Pittburgers. 1t is very warm down
there. but the sea voyage is delightful
ia. Hallstein and w. II. Mahood of
Clay twp. were caught in the wreck on
the West Penn near Marwood. Monday
morning, on their way home from
Vandergrift, where they spent Sunday
visiting friends and relatives.
w. C. Glenn, an honest man from
West Sunbnry, was in town, yesterday.
making his return as Judge of Election.
The Commissioners accidentlY allowed
him ten dollars too much in paying him
for the whole Board. and he took 1t
back
Charley Schwab of the q. s. Steel
CORPORATION went to Paris to get rid of
litigation, and now it is stated French
man is after him with suit. 1t would
seem as if there were drawb backs in the
game of finance. AS old Commodore
Vanderbilt said: A man worth million
is as well off as if he were rich.
Treas. Dixon had cold, Saturday, and
no wonder. On Friday he made an
electioneering trip through Concord.
Washington. Venango and Parker
twps.. had to dig his way through sew
eral snow drifts, and was chilled still
further by man in billiards who told
that everybody in Butler ought to be in
the penitentiary.
Admiral Uriu of the japanese navy
graduated from our Naval Academy at
Annapolis in 1881. The Japs sent bright
boys to all, or nearly all, Of tire military
and naval schools of the western gov
ernments, and now they are profiting
by IT: the Chinese began doing the same
thing some years ago, then became
alarmed at the ideas the youngsters ad-
vanced when they got home. cut off
some of their heads, and stopped the
business.