Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-07-13
PERSONAL.

X. L. Allen ana IaIllly VI -hiuNAo@N-'
twp. have moved to Ohio.
Robert Adams, Esq, of Hooker was
a visitor in Butler. Friday.
Earl Clinton and wife have returned
from visit to Cambridge Springs
Eugene Schaul has returned home
after a five-months' trip in Europe.
81. Stevenson and daughter Of Clay
twp. were visitors in Butler, Friday.
George Whitehill. the plumber. spent
last week with relatives in Clearfieid
Robert Fl, Young of West Sun5ury
called on friends in Butler last week
Miss Jennie Fulton of Frazier,s Mill
spent the Fourth with friends in Butler.
C.P. Johnson and wife of Prospect
visited Levi Hoon of Locust street, last
week.
Commander Peary starts from New
York on his dash. for the North Pole
this week.
S. C. Williams of Venango twp. was
a Juror on the first of the Beaver
bridge cases.
Rube Waddell put in a very warm
Fourth He pitched a twenty-innings
game at Boston.
Chas. Cowan of Muddycreek and Ed
Umstead of Butler twp. visited friends
in town yesterday.
Lowrie Logan of Colorado is the
guest of his brother, r. NJ. Of the
Crystal Pharmacy.
Miss Mary Spang of Dapville, III, is
visiting her brother, George A. Spapg
of Walker avenue.
Dom McCaffery, the former prize
fighter and native of this county, is now
a policeman of Edgewood.
Mrs. Will Turner of Cambridge
law, Mrs. Turner of Mexican st.
C. FL. Bredin Of Detroit was the
guest of his parents Judge and Mrs.
BredIn, at the Willard. last week.
John P. EIkin of Indiana and VIM
Finn of Pittsburg have gone to
Europe waiting till the clouds roll
by"
Howard Royle of Jenkins & Royle
has returned from two weeks soJourn
at the lake, and is greatly improved IN
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Adams of
Pittsburg and Mrs. David Barto OF
Evans City are visiting friends in
Butler.
Halleck Kelly, Harry Richey and
Henry Group began carrying mail in
Butler, July 1, 1s90,-fifteen years ago
and are at it yet.
John d. Rockefeller, the Millionaire,
was G6 years Of age, last Saturday, and
gave up ten millions to the National
Board of Education.
Carl Leighner, Col. Mechling, JAS:
M. Mckee and wife, G. Parker and
wife and others are attending the Elks'
at Buffalo, this week.
Chauncy Frazier and family of
Wheeling. w. Va, were the guests OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Frazier of Ziegler avenue, last week.
w. w. Miller and wife returned from
a pleasant wedding trip to Niagara
Falls. last Monday, and the Grocers
serenaded them that night.
Miss Mary Nigh, daughter of Henry
Nigh, formerly of Butler. now OF
and Mr.. VIM. J. Mccullough OF
Beaver were married In that place last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Bryan gives 1t as his opinion that
there is usually something good in
hoop skirt" When he promulgates
that in Paris it should cause an inn
mediate revival Of the old fashion. .-Ex.
Howard Spang of Danville, Ill. is
visiting his folks here. He and his
brother have done well there. 1t is
county seat and railroad centre Of the
eastern part of the state, kept up by
factories and coal mines.
r. M. Shira of Parker; who was
serving on the Beaver Bridge jury, this
week, was taken sick Tuesday night,
and was not able to sit in the box, next
day. He was taken to his hotel, and
the case was put off nntil Monday next.
Harry Logan's birthday comes on the
Fourth Of July and on that day nearly
three hundred of his friends and rela-
tives gathered at his home at Jefferson
Centre to celebrate his and the Nations
natal day. 1t is estimated two hundred
Of those present belonged to the Logan
connection.
Thomas Eakin, prosperous farmer
Of Slipperyrock, became suddenly de-
and wandered to New Castle,
last Sunday He became violent and
was overpowered only after hard
fight by Chief of Police 3piers and
Officer Logan. Bystanders assisted and
he was taken to jall.
James B. Dill, New York corpora
tion lawyer, with citizenship in New
Jersey and practice said to be worth
$500, 900 year. has accepted judgeship
in the New Jersey Court Of Errors and
Appeals. at salary of 50, 900. He was
of counsel for the Standard Oil Co. and
other great trusts, and his opinions as
Judge will be read with interest.
Miss Eva Crooks Of New Kensington
won the Leaders European Trip for
Miss Dora Graham of Butler came next
with few thousand less votes. Over
twelve million votes were cast in all
n6 party VI lOtLy lchfcS IibtSDuiR tO-
day and sail from New York for
Glasgow on the Columbia" Saturday.
The tour includes Scotland, England,
France and part OF Germany.
Teddy blushed-blushed cherry
red-in the Auditorium at Ocean Grove
the other day. lie went there and
made h speech to the National Educa-
tional Convention. Prof. Kirk of
Missouri moved for a vote of thanks,
and Miss Blake of New York seconded
the motion and said that He is a great
er teacher than any among u.s. We are
teachers of children, he is teacher OF
men and nations. He is not only Presi
dent Of the United States. but also the
most popular and best loved man in
the whole round world"-and she said
it with lovely SMILE" which made
Teddy blush. and tell her she was pilinl
1t on too thick. At the meeting of the
Association in the Asbury Park Au-
ditorium our State superintendent, n
G. Shaeffer, was elected president ol
the National Educational Association
Asbury Park and Ocean Grove adjoiI
each other and are practically ont
town.