Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-03-23
PERSONAL.

the jury last week.
i L. C. Sloan of Eau Claire was in town
OF, business, Saturday
liza. z. King of Concord twpf Beryed
0h the jury. last week.
Mrs. J. B. Mechling is visiting her
son at Terre Haute, Ind.
John C. Kelley a Franklin twp, was
in town on business, yesterday.
Charles Double of Donegal twp. was
in town on business, Thursday.
Markie Neynian Of Oakland twp. Wis
tied friends in Butler, THURSDAY,
J. c. Brown Of concord twp did
some shopping in Butler, Saturday
A. NJ. Christley and family left yes
terday to visit relatives in Emlenton.
Secretary Hay has collapsed physical.
lily, and he started on a vacation, last
Saturday.
Dr. It. K. Mckee, lately of Indian
Territory, visited friends IN Butler,
this week.
Harry F. Negley of Pittsburg is Wis
iting his father F. H. Negley OF the
South side.
| Frederick Naly of Greensburg, latel ly
deceased, left $4,000 to the st. Paul
Orphans Home. Z
Newton. the piano man sold two
pianos and two organs, (before break
FAST the other day.
County Commissioner Patterson has
| recovered from a spell of the grip, and
Is again at his post.
Ex Sheriff William NJ. Brown was
the guest of his daughter Mrs Geo. w.
Wright of Oak st last week.
Win Dixon has moved back to his
farm in Penn tow nship and the public
can expect new snake story.
Kingsley C. T. Schneider of Pitts
bure. a registered pharmacist has tax
en- charge Of the Wuller drug store.
Guffy, Galley. Barnsdall and other
millionaire oil producers of this section
are now operating in Indian Territory.
Rev. j. G.. Nicholas of the Grace
Lutheran church has returned from
Harrisburg and will conduct services
next Sunday, as usual.
C. A. Baily and family of N. Wash
ington St have removed to Philadel-
phia, where Mr.. Bailey has position
with large Mercantile house.
Miss Taylor of Worth twp. is lying
ill of typhoid fever at the house of John
B. Caldwell, in Jefferson twp, where
,he was visiting and attending Jeffer-
son College.
Mrs. Mary McKittrick of North I'm
ion twp, Fayette county, danced until
am at the celebration of her 1O7th
birthday, last Friday night. and says
she was not fatigued in the least
Harvey Miller has passed the Civil
Service examinations, and expects an
appointment in the near future. He
and his wife intend visiting relatives
ut Altoona and Bedford Springs. next
week.
Judge Parker refused to attend the
jefferson day banquet until he learned
that Bryan would not be present, and
Bryan refuses to be present at any
meeting that includes Cleveland-under
the bamboo tree.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr. of New
York, inventor and millionaire, and
President Hansen Of the Steel Car Co.,
visited the works here, last Saturday.
Mr. Vanderbilt designed steel car for
use on the Panama Canal. some OF
which are being made here.
Forest Huff received a gratifying
ovation at the Majestic. Tuesday even
ing, on the occasion of his appearance
here with the Jewel of Asia Co." He
was applauded to the echo. and present
ed with several fine floral tributes, and
after the play he and his whole troupe
were banquetted by the Elks at their
Hall Tucker is rapidly climbing the
ladder of fame and likes the ''profesh. .
He is suffering from throat trouble and
and will remain at home for some time.
Last literary at Connoquenessing.
April 5th.
Amy and Eyth's ambulance is pain
ted white and looks very pretty.
IF you are using water from dug.
we'll, it wouldn't he bad idea to boil it.
The supervisors of Butler twp. have
petitioned for State aid. under the act
of 1908, in the building of eleven more
miles of road in that Township. This,
with the former petition, takes in near
ly all the roads in that township. and if
the petition is granted and the roads
built. the street car companies will,
probably, extend their lines through
the township. and the town would
spread over it.
These guessing contests are becom.
ing burden and prey to ones mind.
An unsophisticated domestic, a recent
arrival from the Fatherland, was sew
eral days ago made acquainted with the
telephone. very much against her will
When the bell rang she was coaxed te
answer the call. Carefully placing the
receiver of the mysterious instrument
to her ear she shrilly shreaked the nsu.
al salutation, and in response to the
question, Hello, who's talkingf" she
answered, How do know"
Frank G. Carpenter, probably the
greatest newspaper CORRESPONDENT oi
this age and who has delighted thous
ands of Dispatch readers, is now writ
ing series of articles on the Panama
Canal, which will be published every
Sunday.
Letter to Il. p. Hazlett,
Butler, Pa.
Dear Sir: There are these five ways O