Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-08-31
PERSONAL.

David Forsythe of Penn twp. visited
| friends in Butler, Tuesday.
George Rider of Centre twp. visited
friends in Butler, last week.
Commissioner Patterson and family
are on trip to Toronto, Can.
Geo. 81. Rea and son of Marion twp.
visited friends in Butler, yesterday.
Louis Haffner is slowly recovering
from severe attack of typhoid fever.
jos. vanderlin is home from Toronto,
where he took in" the great Canadian
Fair.
DR.. W. s. Nipple and daughter, Lii
liam. are visiting his daughter, Mrs. X.
f. Truitt on Institute Hill
Miss Gertrude Siebert of the High
School faculty is expected home today
from Germany. where she spent suU-
mer.
Harry F. Negley and his sister, Mrs
Duff. of Pittsburg took in the Fair and
visited their father. FIJI. Negley, last
week.
Harry Howe, formerly of Butler but
now book-keeper for the state institu-
ton at Polk, is visiting friends IN
Butler.
DIR. w. J. Hindman, dentist. has sold
his business to d.. Milo Crafty. a son OF
John Crafty, and intends locating on
the western coast.
Miss Georgiana Crane. who has spent
the summer at Boston, Mass, and
Meadville and Chautauqua, has return
ed to her home on S. Main St
w. A. Berger of Cleveland, Oklaho-
ma T.. is visiting his folks in Penn twp.
He went west last winter, and is pleas
ed with that country, excepting the cy-
clones.
Teddy went under the water of Long
Island Sound, off Oyster Bay, in sab
marine boat, last Friday, stayed for
three hours and came up all right and
delighted.
Commissioners Clerk Josiah Kiskad-
don has returned from a three-weeks
visit with his daughter in Iowa. during
which time he grew portly on Iowa ap-
pies and roasting ears
Jacob Swartz and family of Pittsburg
took in the big day of the Fair, and Wis
tied relatives in Summit twp. Mr.
Swartz is policeman in the Irishtown or
Limerick district of the city.
Adam Klink of Coaltown, Charles
Phabe and Thomas Wiley of Clinton
twp, w. NJ. Campbell of Muddycreek
twp. and Mrs l. l.. PIN and Miss Todd
of Buffalo twp. were among our callers,
Thursday.
C. E. Barron and family of Mcdonald
took in the big day of the Fair. he
visited his twin sister, Mrs. Crouch OF
Claytonia. last week, and the neighbors
gathered in and gave them joint birth
day reception.
J. S. Wilson and wife of Slipperyrock
lately returned from visit with his
brother Samuel at Detroit. Sam is in
the employ of an automobile manufac-
turing firm there, and is doing well.
The are 1900 automobiles in use in
that city.
Miss Bertha G. Eisler and Edward c.
Mardorf. both of the Eisler- Mardorf Co.,
conducting the Modern store, were
married in Allegheny City, Tuesday
evening by Rev. Alfred Schramm. The
bride is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Eisler.
Ben Butler cleaned up New Orleans
when he was in charge of that city.
forty years ago, and cleaned it good. II
he were alive to today the present cpl
demic of yellow fever would "vindi-
cate him, though he may not have had
a line on the mosquito theory.
John Black of Allegheny twp. took in
the big day of the Fair; visited with his
daughter, Mrs Frank Harris of Bluff
st. and saw for the first time his baby
eranddaughter-the handsomest baby
girl in Butler, because she greatly re-
sembles her big grandpap.
A. w. Storey of Boston. Mass. Depu-
ty Sheriff of this county while his
brother, James, was Sheriff is visiting
relatives here. He left Butler county
some twenty years ago, and first locat-
ed in Warren, Pa, but come years ago
went TO Boston and engaged in the
manufacture of candy. and is doing
well.