Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-02-02
PERSONAL.

chair.
George a. Spang has patented pack
er for deep wells
McGeary has gone to Iowa for two
car loads of horses.
VIM. Vosler of Worth twp. is on d
business trip to England
VIM Dipner Of Clearfield twp. visit
ed friends in Butler. Friday.
NJ. C. Grossman of Prospect visited
friends in Butler. Tuesday.
C. E. Scott of Winfield twp did some
shopping in Butler, Monday.
Harry Ferguson of Middlesex twp
served on the jury, last week
J.B. Mclaughlin of Clinton twp Wis
tied friends in Butler, Monday.
Conrad Sell and wife of Winfield twp.
did some shopping in Butler, Friday
A. c. McClymonds of Muddycreek
twp was in town on business, Tuesday.
George Leonburg of Cranberry town
ship visited friends in Butler, yesterday.
WI. Cooper and Ed. Donaldson OF
Marwood visited friends in Butler,
Tueday.
Charles G.. Graham left last week for
Los Angeles, Cal. where he will spend
the balance of the winter.
Mrs. J. A. Richey and Miss Sara Nc.
Cutcheon entertained a number OF
friends, Tuesday evening
g. z. Conway. the Rural Route man,
was in town, Monday, but said that no
changes were being made.
Senator Smoot of Utah is yet on the
anxious seat. A Mormon revelation
might help him out just now.
Mrs. May Donaldson Case, formerly
of the Register & Recorders office, is
the guest of Miss Rose Adams.
Mrs. Gerard Pape gave card party,
Tuesday afternoon. in honor or ner
guest, Miss Wiley of Greenville.
CT. Beckwith, the aged banker OF
Oberlin. Ohio. and one OF Mrs. Cnad-
wicks victims, is reported as dying.
Mrs. Maggie C. Small of Butler has
been placed upon the list for the Pitts
burg Leaders European tour contest
w. c. Miles and J. E. Craig Of Mars,
and Amos Hall of Branchton. all candi-
dates, were among our callers, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M Arner of Wash
ington twp. are visiting Nrs. Arner
sister, Mrs ]. III. Christy Of n. Main
st.
w. ]. Burton and wife of Penn twp.
lately visited their daughters, Mrs. w.
s. and Harry While. at Grove City and
Sharon.
M L. Starr and family moved into
their new home on N. Mexican street
some weeks ago. and are well pleased
with it.
Mrs. r. Fl. Murphy Of w. Pearl st.
was called to her old home at Pitts
field by the serious illness of her grand
mother.
Mrs. VIM. Campbell will entertain a
number of lady friends with tea party
at her home on s. Main st, Friday af-
ternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Byers have re-
turned to Butler after spending i've
months with Mrs. Byer's parents near
Foxburg
John Hildebrand and Sons have pur-
chased the Adam Schenck property at
corner West JEFF erson and Washington
for ~. 500.
d. L. Hutchison of Washington twp.
and r. NJ. Kuhn of Concord twp. at
tended to some business matters in But
Ter, Tuesday.
Deputies McMasters and Lundenberg
of the P. P. p. arrived in Butler from
Owensville, KY yesterday, TO build ur
the local order.
Mics Bertha McClay. a daughter OF
Crawford McClay. and DIR. Charles Nc.
Cleiland, both Of Glade Mills. were
married last Thursday.
Mrs Mann Of near Branchton, who
was admitted to the County Home some
weeks ago. gave birth TO twins-boy and
girl-last Thursday night.
Emperor William, even if unsuccess.
full, can congratulate himself that he
selected the Roosevelt rather than the
Romanof method OF settling strikes in
his domain.-Ex.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wilson Miller have
issued invitations for the wedding Of
their daughter. Miss Lillian, and Attor
ney Albert G. Troutman, TO occur al
the brides home, Wednesday, Feb. 10.
In. Campbell and Mrs Platt Sut.
ton Of Concord twp. returned, Monday,
from attending the funeral Of their
brother, Eli Campbell, in Nebraska. Al
Niles. Ohio, they were in a railroad
wreck.
Miss Fitsimmons, an English girl
born and raised on the island of Trini
dad. coast Of Venezula, is visiting Miss
Bailey and the Misses Duffy in Butler
Trinidad island is owned and held by
the English on account OF the wonder
full lake Of tar on it.
Ex-State Senator Emery of Bradford
banquetted his colleagues Of the ees
sions Of -'e5 at Philadelphia hotel
Tuesday evening. and in his speech re
viewed pipe line and railroad Legislation
during the past 30 years, and upheld
the President IN his demand for equal
rates for all shippers.
Capt. J. P. Boggs Of Evans City call
ed on Butler friends. Tuesday. He hal
been running big lease for Bradford
company In Kentucky. T he oil belt Il
| now developed through Kentucky anf
into Tennessee. They have to go bu
500 feet for oil there and get the Somer
set oil. now worth about 80 cents.