Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-01-26
PERSONAL.

Peter Poolos has returned from visit
to Greece.
DIP. Kelly. of Bruin, is reported to
be seriously i'll.
Andy Addleman of Eau Claire has
gone to Indian Territory.
". F. Ekin of Butler twp. visited
friends in Butler. Friday.
Eugene Schaul has started for his old
home in Buk. Posen, Germany.
Miss BARLEY, of Monroe station visit
ed friends in Butler. Saturday
w. ID. Bovard, of Cherry township,
is serving on the jury, this week
Lewis Hoffman of Cranberry was in
town on township business, last week
Will. Rolshouse and wife of Mid
dlesex twp, did some shopping in But
Ter. Friday.
Mrs. Clarence Walker entertained a
number of friends at her home on the
Diamond, Tuesday evening.
w. w. Christie of Hilliard will have
some of his White Wyandottes at the
Poultry Show in Butler. Feb. ).
10 A. Waters resigned as postmas-
ter at West Newton. and Congressman
Huff appointed Walter Stevenson
Miss Anna Thompson has returned
from Pittsburg. where she was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Ivory.
Daniel F. Negley and wife, of Jeffer-
entum, where they visited relatives
John Mitchell was re elected presi-
dent of the United Mine Workers. at
the convention at indianapolis, Monday.
DR.. Charles Henninger, of Polk, Pa.
visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Henninger. and brothers, this weeks
John w. Hilliard, of billiards. is
finishing a gas well on the John Norris
farm in Clinton twp, for the Butler
Gas Co.
Mrs. Eakin and Daughter, of Eakins
Corners, are visiting Mrs samuel
Wood and Mrs. s. z. Pollock, OF lnstl-
tute Hill
Albert Borringer, New York com
mercial man, was the guest OF his
cousin. Mrs. G.. NJ. Coovert. of West
street. over Sunday.
Frederick Ebert of Clinton twp. and
Mrs. o. NJ. Patterson and Miss Emily
Anderson Of billiards, who were seri-
ously i'll. are recovering.
VIM. J. Bryan called on President
Roosevelt. last Saturday, and commend
ed the Iatter's attitude on railroad re-
bates and Federal charters.
Japhia McMichael ofClay twp, Har-
Ian Book of Franklin twp, Daniel Heck
of Oakland twp. and Geo. j. Marburger
of Forward twp. we're amoug our call
ers last week.
Thelo Krause has sold his store and
property in Saxonburg to Alphonse
Krause. and will shortly move with
his family to Butler A son of the
purchaser will conduct the store after
April /.
s. A. Leslie of Middlesex, Charles
Warner. Of Lancaster, ]. s. Campbell,
of Cherry. J. NJ. Cruikshank, OF Win
field, o. r. Thorne, of Clay, and Geo.
w. Shiever, Of Butler, were among our
callers Monday.
Miss Mary F. Stickel and Jonathan
Durnell. both well known young people
of Worth twp, were married, Friday
evening, at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sutliff on West ID ST.. the
bride and Mrs. Sutliff being sisters.
Rev. q. E. Enterline offiiciated.
Capt Hays and DR.. Hockenberry, our
representatives at Harrisburg spent San
day with their folks in Butler and Slip
peryrock. Capt. Hays was placed on
the Appropriations Committee, and he.
says they have as fine lookinga set Of
men on that committee as are on the
Board of any bank in the state; also
that they cut out all doodle and
booze" Immediately after organizing.
Rev. Samuel p. Montgomery, pastor
of the jefferson u. p church at Gill
Hall, Allegheny county, whose difficult
ties with Edmund p. Heath. an elder in
his congregation, have been aired in the
civil and ecclesiastical courts for the
last six months. has opened an Office in
the Keystone building, Pittsburg. for
the purpose of selling gold mining
stock The significance of this is in the
fact that gold mining stocks were said
to be partly responsible for the troubles
between Mr.. Montgomery and Mr..
Heath, and which had their culmiDa-
tion in the church one Sunday last June
when the preacher knocked the elder
down and out. Pittsburg Times.