Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-11-30
PERSONAL.
Col A. Blakley of Pittsburg, visited
friends in Butler, Sunday.

| Col. A. Blakley of Pittsburg, visitet
friends in Butler. Sunday.
| J.J. Bailey of Marion township wa
in town, on business, Saturday.
| d. w. Forester of Franklin twp. Wis
tied friends in Butler, Tuesday.
Sheriff Gibson has rented house a
the west end of w. Pearl street.
James B. Caldwell of Jefferson twp
did some shopping m Butler, Tuesday
John Phillippi and wife of Fairviev
township were in Butler on business
last Friday.
Misses Edith and Florence Negley o
Jefferson township were guests o.
friends in Butler, Monday.
Register Davis is in his Office thiI
week, after another long siege with tins
stump of his amputated leg.
| w. J. Hindman, the dentist, has
| opened an Office in Millerstown, OF
Main St, in the bank building
Ex-Sberiff Dodds visited friends in
| Butler, yesterday, and took crowc
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Rev. w. H. Fahs and family of Mif
/ fintown, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Fahs
brother, Rev. J. c. Nicholas of w. Penn
| st.
Mrs. Katharine Crane and her daugh-
ter Adelaide left for Boston. last Thurs
day evening, and will pass the winter
there.
Morgan Davis and wife of Mifiin st.
expect TO leave for Ashville, n. G this
week, where they will spend the
winter.
n. S. Grossman, County Commission
er elect, has rented the Mrs. Forsythe
house on Brown Ave, S. s., and will
move to Butler.
Forest Huff and George Bob Wick
will both appear on the stage in Pitts
burg, this week; one in comic and the
other in grand opera.
Geo. l.. Wellington of Maryland, a
former u. s. Senator will be the prln-
cipal speaker at the Elk's memorial
services in Majestic Theatre next Sun
day.
Edward Reiber shot 200-pound deer
near Cedarville, upper Michigan, last
week; shipped it to Butler and very
generously divided up with his neigh
bors.
w. Benson Shrader and his daughter
left Butler this week for trip through
the West, and will visit relatives IN
California. They will be gone all
winter.
George Marburger, Sr., of Forward
township is in his 93d year. He lives
about mile from Evans City and yet
walks to that town on errands. His
wife is but three years younger. They
were born in Germany; and were mar
ried in Zelierople. in 1849 by Rev.
SchweitZerbart.
Mrs. Katherine Hairston of Bassitts,
Henry county, Va, says: Il was a
grandmother at the age of 81, was
married at the age of IA and my daugh-
ter at the age of 10, am now the
grandmother of two children and am
still under 33 If any other woman can
beat this would be pleased to hear
from her"
AL. Sitter, tie Zelienople druggist
spent the greater part of last week and
all of the week before on the jury in
Butler He and Henry Gelbach, Al
Meeder and Ira Ziegler got word, last
week, that their we'll on their tract
near Alliance. Ohio, was in and was
gushing at 2J0-bbl. day rate. They
have 300 acres in that vicinity. and
have to go but 900 feet to the sand. the
Berea Grit.
Mrs Josepha Eder is the oldest wo-
man in Germany and in Europe. She
was 11S years old. the other day. She
has all her faculties and can read with
out glasses To support herself she acts
as nurse in a well-to-do family in her
vicinity She walks several miles a
day, and has the appearance Of wO-
man go years old rather than one OF the
enormous age of 11S years. Mrs. Eder
has always been poor and has had to
work ever since she was a little girl.
She has never been known to wear
shoes, and even now she goes barefoot
summer and winter Sickness has new
er troubled her, and she has never had
to call on doctor.
Turkey is retailing at 25 cents the
pound There were some fine birds on
sale at our stores yesterday, the largest
being the 37-pounder at the Fulton
market on Main street.
-TheFarmers' Institute held at Eau
Claire this week was very successful
affair. 1t was held in the q. p. church.
which was crowded for every session.
Norman Glenn spoke on Mutual Fire
Insurance. and the state speakers did
first rate
More new goods every day. buy the
newest at Ritter & Rockenstein's.
All summer clothing at price at
Ritter 81 Rockenstein's
The best at the lowest price, Ritter 81
Rockenstein.
The lowest priced clothing store in
Butler. Ritter 81 Rockensteiu's