Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-10-12
PERSONAL.

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| Officer.
Prof. Behring has another sure cure
for consumption.i
Register Davis is back at his desk
after long sick spell
Ell. Gibson of Parker twp. was IN
town on business, Monday.
IT. Kerr of Eau Claire spent sun
day with his son c. c. Kerr OF FIRST ot-
Mrs. Matt Yost is visiting her mother
aud sister at Johnstown and Ebensourg-
Smiley Williams of Eau Claire is
down with typhoid at the Mercer Hos
pital
Harvey Seaton wants some ties that
will bind the street car rails together.
| See adv.
Jerry Simpson. the ''sockless states
man" il seriously i'll at his home in
Kansas.
Lewis Haffner was on the streets,
Saturday, after two months typhold-
vacation.
| G. Seligman, the tailor, has sore
hand poisoned, he thinks, by handling
green cloth
Ex-Chief Justice Z. NJ. Paxson is re-
ported TO be seriously i'll at his home IN
Bucks county.
Mr.. and Mrs, P. w. Ruff entertain
| a number of lady and gentlemen friends
at six o'clock tea, this evening.
Mrs. w. s Blakslee of Mexican st.
gave a card party yesterday afternoon
in honor of Miss Kate Stewart.
George Cunliffe, the Express clerk
wanted for robbery. is afflicted with the
.'cigaret cough" if you know what
that is.
Joseph Ramsey was summarlly oust-
ed from the Presidency OF the wabash,
last Thursday, by Geo. Gould and ms
friends.
President McCurdy Of the Mutual
Life Insurance Co.. now being 1nvest.
gated, receives an annual salary OF
$3.50. 900.
Rev. Robinson addressed a District
Sabbath School Convention at West
Unity church, near Harrisville, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Ferguson Gallagher. her daugh-
ter. Mrs McCandless and Clarence
Weigle of Prospect are down with the
typhoid fever.
Alb. O'Brien caught a falling brick
on the fiy-or rather on the hand, the
other day, and that member was put
ont of commission for few DAYS
Father Rommelfanger has been pas
tor of st. Peters Roman Cathoiic
church in Butler for 25 years, but the
event will not be celebrated until the
improvements on the church now being
made are completed
d. L. Kirkpatrick and wife of Rem
frew, and L. B. Kirkpatrick and wife
of Butler are visiting Mrs. Kirkpat-
rick's sister, Mrs. George Shannon In
Edgerton, Kansas. They went via St.
Louis and will return via Omaha.
Miss Georgiana Crane left Saturday
evening for Cambridge, Mass. where
she will teach in the high school OF
that city. Her mother, Mrs. Catherine
Crane. and sister, Miss Adelaide, will
shortly follow to Cambridge and remain
there for the winter.
LAUREL E. Christley, Clerk of Courts,
and Miss Effie, daughter OF George
Mason Of ethe Eclipse Refinery, OF
Franliu, Pa, were married at the home
of the bride. yesterday, and are now on
their wedding trip. The bert wishes OF
Laurelrs many friends are with them.
Able Klien of Paris. who lately visit
ed Pistsburg is quoted as saying
There are two SUBMITS from which
Pittsburg must be seen; one is Mount
Washington and the other is Andrew
Carnegie. who towers high over all the
other business men in this bustling city.
County Commissioners Kelly and
McCandiess visited the sites of the
| Wadsworth, McMurry, Nelson and
another bridge In the northern part OF
| the county, Monday, and then arrang-
ed for the temporary relief of family
near billiards, now in distress on ac-
count Of the man getting hurt In coal
mine.
Mrs. Belsey Freeman OF Redbank
Junction, Armstrong county. celebrat-
ed her f12tb. birthday last Friday. She
is very active, does chores around the
house and is an inveterate smoker. For
many years she has devoted several
hours daily to the study Of the Bible
and has q great portion of it committed
to memory. The only effect age seems
to have on her is her loss of hearing.
Miss Mabel M. Atwell, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs David Atwell. and DR.
Ralph G. King of Sharon were married
Tuesday noon. at the brides BONE al
Bowers Rev. Fensdemacher Of tht
Anandale Lutheran church and Rev. j
y. Imbrie of Harrisville officiating. The
bride was nurse in the Butler County
General Hospital during the fevel
apidemic and is sister of DR.. Atwell
DR.. King Is a SON of Jonas King o.
Washington. Pa. They will reside II
Sharon.
Ham and jas. Barnes arrived In But
|, Ter, last Sunday, from Wellsville, Ohio
In an automobile, and next day had tn
remains Of the Sedgwick family re
moved from the old cemetery TO tn
North. Nothing was found In the NV
graves opened but the bottom OF on
casket-all else had returned to mothe
earth. Joshua J. Sedgwick and VIII
, were buried in the North Cemetery; an
the remains removed Monday wer
those of his father and mother, Thoma
i M. anu mIb. Auul6 OcuB Wi~h5 tHci
children, Annie and benjamin; an
Thomas NJ, an infant son OK J, j.
Miss Chattie l. Stoner and Mr.. Ere
q. Pew were united In marriage, Tues
day noon, at the home Of the bride
parents, Mr.. snd Mrs. Chess Stoner, q
karns crossing, Rev. A. r. Robinso
performing the ceremony in the pres
ence of a number Of relatives an
/. friends, After a wedding dinner tn
bride and groom left on q trip to nj
agara Falls, Erie and other points
They will make their home at Albion
the groom being a conductor on tb
Bessemer railroad. Among the guest
were Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Stoner and Mis-
Stoner OF Jefferson twp. Mrs Simpsol
! and Miss Pearl Pew sisters OF the groom
of Mercer and Mrs. John A. stoner 0
Erie.
The Car Works Co. 10 building
700-foot addition.
Oscar Niggels display Of sea-fsl
and live Holsters is the finest eve
brought to Butler
"A bunch Of local football player