Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-03-30
PERSONAL.

| Poor Bill.
Marshal O'Yama is said to be OF
Irish descent.
DR.. A. Holman of Unionville was in
town yesterday.
r. E. Root of Oakland twp. visited
friends in Butler Saturday.
Judge McJunkin reached his seth
year on Tuesday. March %.
D. Barto of Evans City sold his shoe
store to the Fushan Shoe Co.
A. J. Campbell of Concord was in
town on business, Thursday
Charles Duffy had light stroke Mon
day evening but is doing nicely.
Mr.. Harry H, Byers of Kaylor, is vis-
iting friends in Butler, this week.
John NJ. Hilliard of Allegheny twp
was in town on business, Saturday
Henry Post lately of w. Winfield
and Tarentum has gone to Natrona.
Mrs J. NJ. Maxwell of Institute Hill
is recovering from a severe sick spell
J.L. Seaton and wife of Euclid did
some shopping in Butler, yesterday.
Fred Branadt. crack golfist from
the Bonnie Braes, was in Butter the
other day.
Miss Bessie Sarver of Indiana was the
guest of Miss Vanderbilt of Clay Street
over Sunday.
John W. billiard has recovered from
his late illness aud is able to continue
his canvass.
A. W. Shira and J. A. Christie OF
Washington twp. were in town on bus
iness, yesterday.
Robert Craner has returned from
three months visit with his uncle, JOS
Barr, at Bellevue.
Miss Jean Fulton of Fraziers Mill is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Nettie
Frasier of Ziegler Ave.
Mrs. Joseph Fleming, nee Ekas. of
Buffalo township has been i'll for some
time, and is at the Butler Hospital
Robt. Mathiott of Mars, who has
been in the Hospital for some weeks
was taken to his home, last Friday.
J. M. Patton of New Castle visited
| his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Pat
ton of Concord township, last week.
Miss Tessie Eberhart has returned
from a weeks visit with friends and re-
| latives at Troutman and Buena Vista
Misses Edith and Irene Galbreath and
Jennie Douthett are home from West
minister College on their spring vaca-
| tion.
| Mrs. Ada Kellerman intends visiting
her sister, Mrs Wheaton in Chicago,
and afterwards visiting relatives in Los
Angeles.
DR.. Osler advises the chloroforming
Of all men over sixty; but says nothing
about the women, he knows that they
never get that old.
John Shrader of Iowa, who has been
attending Westminster College, is visi-
| ting his uncle, Benson Shrader and cous-
in Mrs. Elmer BARLEY.
Ben Hilliard was in town, Monday.
| for the first time in months. Ben has
been having a serious time with the
rheumatism. this winter.
Gov. p has dropped the newspaper
men, and is now after the coal men.
He wanted to put the former in Jail, but
only wants money from the latter.
Admiral Beresford of the English
Navy passed through Pittsburg, the
other day. and talked freely of the war
now on He expects an early settlement.
w. d. Brandon and wife haye return
ed from N. Carolina; DIR. Atwell and
wife from Arkansas, and G. N. Boyd
and wife from visit with friends in
Philadelphia.
James B. Redic of Parker twp. has
Just returned from the Indian Territory
oil fields. The war between the states
and the Standard is interfering with
operations there.
Rev. r Smith and wife Of 1874 Third
Ave TStchIe Placel have issued invita-
tions for the fiftieth Anniversary OF
their Marriage for Saturday evening,
April 1s., 500 to 1890.
James W. Mullin of New York
arrived in Butler todav and assumed
management of the Western Union
telegraph Office. succeeding George w.
Morris, who returns to New York
J.. a. Goldstrom, the Centre Ave.
meat dealer has purchased the John
limerick and the widow Barr farms on
the Freeport road. and has moved from
the South Side to the limerick place.
James Brandon of Forward township
| is lying i'll of grippe at the home of his
son J. A. Brandon Of z. Pearl street.
Mr.. Brandon is now in his S9th and
and lately suffered a stroke of paralysis.
He died last night.
Rudyard Kipliug wrote poem about
| Russia, referring TO that country as ''the
bear that walks like a man." he will.
| probably. write another and allude to it
las the man who runs like jack-rab-
bit.
Mrs. Rebecca Blobs. who for several
months past, has been visiting her
brother. Rev. c. Fl. Faust Of White
| church. left last week for Kansas where
she expects to spend the summer with
relatives
Mrs. Merriman of Hillsdale. Illinois,
got off the train and went home. then
went to her room. before she remem-
bered that she bad left her baby in the
car; she rushed back to the station and
autographed for It.
A. G. Group of Butler township lost
some money. when he was in Butler,
last Wednesday, between the Arlington
Hotel and Butler Savings Bank. 1t was
in small. clasp, pocketbook. which
contained $40, and he will pay $40 fol
its return.
Emperor William of Germany has q
special room where all his uniforms are
kept. with their attendant caps, helmets,
swords. daggers, cloaks etc, and the
task Of arraying his majesty in the cor
rect uniform for each function is q
strenuous one.
President Joseph Smith of Utah. con.
fesses that he did not tell the truth tc
; the Senate committee concerning his
obedience to revelations and it is now
plainly incumbent on him to have Q
revelation commanding him to tell the
truth at all times.
Mrs. @. G. Sullivan and Mrs. Louise
Shaw entertained forty lady friends al
their home on the Diamond, Friday
evening. They were assisted by Mrs
E. E. Abrams. Mrs. w. O. Thompson
Mrs. A. L. Bowser, Miss Eleanor Ora
ham and Miss Myra Abrams.
Harvey Miller and his wife intended
starting on visit to relatives at severa
points today. Yesterday they packed
J and stored their. household goods, an(