Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-04-27
PERSONAL.

Prof. Painter will make the Memorial
Day address at Prospect.
Charley Stokey is again running the
Stokey House in Zelienople.
VIM. B. Allison has located with his
son, DIR. Linn, at Eau Claire.
Jos. sStudebaker Of Worth township
shot an eagle, last Saturday.
Thomas BIain of Montana is visiting
relatives in Centre township.
w. H. Fithian and family have
moved to No. 1888 Franklin street
Jos. Darling of Chicora has gone to
Indian Territory and expects to be there
for some time.
Jas. K. Snyder of Tarentum visited
his father, Philip Snyder, in Clinton
twp, last week.
Moses Sullivan of Bradford spent
Earter with his mother, Mrs. G. Z. Sui
livan Of the Diamond.
Mrs. W. w. Christy and Mrs. j. c.
ROYAL of billiards, did some shopping
in Butler, last Thursday.
Frank Pierce and Baxter Emrick are
building two houses on the Thompson
place near Queens Junction
All Lee, former Butler laundryman,
will have to go back to China. He
slipped in by the Canadian route.
Miss Bird King of Karns City spent
Sunday with Mrs. Frank Pierce and
Miss Verda Pierce of Cottage Hill.
Joseph Fleming and family OF Buffa-
10 twp. left for Colorado, yesterday, for
the benefit of Mrs. Flemings health.
Jimmy Breen of Warren, O., has been
signed as manager of the Butler Base
Ball Club-and the boys say Jimmy's
peach.
Earl Reed Of the Steel Car Works has
returned to work after a months i'll
ness He was threatened with spinal
meningitis.
King Edward had his teeth pulled and
a new set made, last week, and it took
Special Cable" half a column long to
tell the American public of it.
Robert j. Barron of Clay, Charles
Thompson of Buffalo, Henry Rumbaugh
of Washington and Calvin Wise of
Penn were among our callers. Monday.
ESQ. Walker has seen five generations
of several Butler families. and as soon
as he sees Will Mechlings grandchild
he will have seen six generations of that
family.
Rev. j. G. Nicholas of the Grace
Lutheran church was called to Bloom
field, Pa, Sunday evening, by the death
of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Rev. Charles
Nicholas.
William Shakespeare was born. last
Sunday three-hundred and forty-one
years ago, and is yet considered the
most wonderful literary genius that
ever lived.
Samuel Johnston of Clinton twp. has
returned from Gallon, Ohio. where he
attended the wedding of his sister, Miss
Lizzie Johnston and William Nef, an
engineer on the Big Four R. R.
Mrs Rebecca Wick of West Sunbury
Mrs Rev. Rhodes of St Louis and Mrs.
Adams of Kittanning, stopped in Butler
last week and visited friends on their
way from West Supbury to st. Louis
Jos. Mahaffey Of Mt. Vernon, o. has
Just returned home after an absence of
80 years, and finds himself dead and
buried. with government tombstone
over his grave. And now Joseph is
wondering who died for him.
DIR. Samuel Alden Kamerer of Smicks-
burg. Indiana county, and Miss Mary
Ellen Marshal of Kittanning were mar
ried at the latter place Wednesday,
Apr. H.. DIR. Kamerer ia son OF Mr..
and Mrs George D. Kamerer of Walker
Ave. They will reside in Smicksburg.
Paul Sturtevant of Pittsburg, son of
ex Congressman Sturtevant of Craw-
ford county and Miss Charlotte, daugh
ter OF John H Heiner of Butler were
married in the M E. church of Butler,
wedding, had been thoroughly rehears-
ed and passed of nicely-with buta sim
gle hitch.
Senator Depew says that a United
States Senator should report what he
has done in the Senate to the Legisla-
ture of his State at the end Of every
session. This would be light burden
to Depew. His most positive service is
not in what he has done but what he
has kept the Senate Committee on Com
merce from doing.-E
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Moore Of Mil
lerstown, Allegheny county, celebrated
their golden wedding at their country
home on Wednesday Of last week.
About 175 guests were present. Five
children are living and we've present.
Those present who were IN attendance
| at the wedding so years ago were John
McGinnis. Pittsburg; Mrs. Margaret
Pyatt, Allegheny. and Alexander Foge-
| ry, Wheeling.
The outfits for tbs May registration
Of voters and school children are now
J ready at the County Commissioners of
fee, and the Assessors are requested tt
call or send for them.
If you have never seen snakes. pre-
pare to see them now-you can't help i
IL you pass the Dixon drug stnre-nin
large black snakes, with their beaut,
somewhat lnarred by white and purpl
paint.
p. 8. These beauties are no relation +
ten-thousand rattlers that Win. didnt
kill on his Penn twp. farm,
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