Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-04-13
PERSONAL.

! Miss Edith Snow of kayior was II
town, Tuesday,
Isaac Maitland of Clinton twp. wa
town, Tuesday.
]. NJ. Day of Karns City is home from
the Oklahoma oil fields.
w Fl. Say, Sr. of Jefferson twp. Wis
tied friends in Butler, Monday.
I James Watson of Clinton twp. visit
| ed friends in Butler. Tuesday.
H.W. Bicehouse of Connoquenessins
was in town on business, Tuesday.
VIM. Miller of Butler twp. is recover
ng frcm a severe attack OF pneumonia
Mrs. G. NJ. Campbell is the guest Of
| her parents, Mr. and Mrs Aaror
Beighley.
Mrs. Jas. Maitland of Clinton twp
| visited Mrs. Kate Martin OF Thor
Creek. last Sunday.
Rev. r G. Ferguson, President O
Westminster College has resigned, ant
| will retire in June.
Mrs. Fl. Q. Walker of Williamsburg il
visiting at the home of her husband
parents, w. Pearl St
Ed Hay of Clinton twp. lately pur-
| chased fine driving mare from WIN.
Kernell of Thorn Creek.
John Patton of Oakland twp. and ID.
| NJ. Arner of Washington twp. VISITED
| friends in Butler. Saturday.
S. C. Moore of Clinton twp. took sick
/ = L. nd home
This week he isreported as being seri-
ously i'll.
Mrs. NJ. A. Croft and son of Lancas.
| ter twp. visited friends in Butler, yes
terday. Mr. Croft has been seriously
i'll of pneumonia
Teddy Humes of Rimersburg was in
town, yesterday, looking happy-tne
Court Of Clarion Co. granted him
| license, the other day.
j. Clyde Andre, son of P. G. Andre
of Butler, and Miss Lillian MI. Haley
were married at Ingram, last week, and
will reside at Grafton.
Lawrence Goldinger of Donegal twp.
was excused from duty as juryman,
this week, on account of the accident
to his father. Daniel Goldinger.
Rev. r. A. Elmoor of Wilmington,
Del, gives as reason for people not
attending church that there are too
many sissified asses in the pulpits.
81. C. Frick of Pittsburg has offered
| the old Cathedral lot, opposite his big
building to the city for new City Hall,
provided the city cuts down the hump.
Prof. v. A. Green of w. Sunbury Wis
| tied friends in Butler. Monday. The
Spring Term of the Academy began
Monday Of last week with ffty-eight
pupils.
j. V. Ritts and daughter returned
from trip to Seattle, San Francisco
and Los Angeles last week. Mr.. Ritts
was well pleased with Seattle, but
thinks Los Angeles too dry and dusty.
A. G.. Williams of Butler, and ]. s.
Keister of Keister, have been summoned
for the Grand Jury; and Eli Graham
and T. L. Rumberger of Butler and G.
f. Hyle of Evans City, for the petit jury,
of the next U. s. District Court of Pitts
burg.
w. Fl. DeArme and wife have return
ed from trip through the west. Mr..
DeArme was more favorably impressed
with Denver and Los Angeles than any
other two places he was in. He was in
Seattle and San Francisco during the
rainy season. and thought them too
wet. At San Francisco, one night,
their hotel was shaken by earthquakes
five times, and they left next morning.
Teddy, down in Texas,
Feels his oats again,
Drops official dignity
With it's dragging chain;
Frances round among the boys
Like colt in spring.
Teddy, down in Texas
Is the whole blamed thing. .-Ex.
Nine new freight cars were demol-
ished in West Pen wreck at Dilks
last evening.
-Doutt's special offerings for Easter
are set forth in this paper, and should
be read by all the ladies.
The tri-ennial election of a County
Superintendent Of Public Schools will
occur in this town on Tuesday, May
End.
Paddles after rain indict the
highways they are found in. Good
roads, such as the State makes for those
who have them, have no puddles.
Dirty streets, filthy alleys, old and
disinfected water-closets. decaying gar.
bage, etc., pollute the air and spread
disease. All these things should be
looked after Immediately; as this COM
paratively new disease called cerebro
spinal or spotted fever is
rapidly spreading over the entire coun-
try.
The storm of Monday noon was the
cause of a remarkable occurrence in
] Butler. The wind got in behind the
large pine door that comprises the
greater part of the front of the shed OF
the Mace livery stable on Clay street
lifted it up, tore it from it's hinges and
carried it diagonally across the street tc
the rear end Of the Kirkpatrick grocery,
where it hit a telephone post and de
scended, grazing the head of a schoo
girl as it did so. Mr.. Mace, at first
thought of using his unpatented all
ship for aerial excursions, this summer
but on second thought resolved to stitch
to his livery business. which Is one oi
| the best in Butler
Some years ago some of the young
men of this town got in tbe habit of
| taking a "cannibal sandwich" with
their beer, of an evening. These sand
wiches consist Of layer of Hamburger
steak (raw meat covered with mustard
between two slices of bread or biscuit
and shortly after this habit became
common. about hundred cases of tape
worm appeared in the town, which, the
doctors traced to the rare and raw mea
eaten. A tape-worm does the victim NJ
harm. but it increases the appetite sc
inordinately as to become an expensiv,
nuisance and then little fasting and
one dose of the proper medicine-pow
dered pomegranate bark-followed by {
dose Of salts causes it to disappear. Blu
an Italian medical man has lately mad,
the discovery-or rather claims to have
made it--that tape-worm in the sys
tenn is sure cure for tuberculosis, com
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