Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-10-26
PERSONAL.

.HClyde Wiies 81 Mars has gone to tLo
Angeles.
| Rev, Gse: Dayis was transferred t'
Il Theo. Pape and bride are visiting
friends in Texas.
ChSss Thompson is again head-clerk
Rt chaul & Levy's a.
|{#E B. McMffIenis the new book keeper
n " the Farmers National
4 VIM. ). Pacoe of Middlssex twp. was
I'm Butler on business, Friday. 81
J.J. Bailey of Marion twp. took in
the Pittsburg Expo. last Friday.
Calvin HocksnbeTry Of Cherry twp,
was In town on business Monday. el
VIM. II. Kaufman of Muddycreek
twp, visited friends in Bpfler, TUESDAY.
Miss Mabel Steele of Chicora is visit
ing Miss Tessie Eberhart OF Butler twp
James NJ. Cruilshank of Winfield
| twp. visited friendsin Butler, Fr;day.
Misses Edith and Florence Nesley of
Great Belt were visitors in Butler, Sat
urday.
Ex-Postmaster ]. B. Black is suffering
from an unusually severe carDuncie on
his neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Campbell OF
West street spent Sunday with relatives
at Bruin.
James 81. Thompson Of Concord twp.
and familydid some shopping IN Buy
ier, Monday.
JIM. Randall of Branchton and Lee
Armstrong of Claytonia vi sited friends
in Butler, Monday.
Lee McCracken of Jacksville has
been drawn for juror in Circuit Court
Pittsburg, Nov 13.
L.R. Schmertz and family Of Ligonier
are guests of Mrs. Schpertz parents
Mr. and Mrs j. p. AcJuhkir-
Mls. DIR. s. Graham and daughters
Mary and Eleanor are visiting her sister
Mrs. Jonathan Coulter, at Scrubgrass-
Benz. Foster, the insurance agent OF
Freepurt, visited friends in GreenvIlle
over Sunday, and then went to ChcaRo
on business. h-e
Up Burtner. of Jefferson twp. has
ambitions to bscome the champion tur-
nip raiser. He has yield est1matedTaS
100 bushels from nine acres.
Revs. Harnish, Long and Faust and
A. o. Eberhart and Henry Bieni navsl
returned from attending the synod OF
the reformed church at Latrobe.
Col Hepburn says that the American
Congress was made mp of 1856 human pc
ings and 80 Senators. Consequently no
one can foretell what will happen.
Jas. B. McJunkin, Esq left last even
ing for Philadelphia and New York city
in the interest of clients located In New
Mexico and engaged in,gold mining. -
Count. Witte is again'fn favor at the |
Russian Court, and his wife. a Jewess, |
has been received by the Empress; !
while Grand Duke Cyril has been dis |
graced and banished for marrying his
cousin.
Miss Florence Kempster and Mr..
William P. Turner, well known |
Young machinist, were married last |
evening at the home of the brides |
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Kempster
of the South Side.
John, r. Thompson Of Slipperyrock |
twy. waGin town, last week, securing |
pay from the county for four sheep kill
ed by dogs. Ths Italians at the stone |
quarries and coal nihes of that neigh |
borhood ~ keep dogs
sAI Bell{who returned few months |
ago after d five Y44rs absence in the oil
fields Of India ard Burmah, has a ring |
set with anjameehyst as large as half |
a good sized marble. After getting |
through with hia drilling contract Al
visited q preciuus- -st6ne mine and saw
thenef a king OF top dust and using that |
be1ow. f3e aSEqd 7h6 foreman why the
TOP dirt was npt t1]ken and was told 1t
was no good. Al picked mp q handful,
ran It through hiek fi1xlra4 and found
thu big jewel ana y ndmber Of smaller
ones.