Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-08-17
PERSONAL.

Miss Todd Of Kansas City is the CUES
of Mrs. B. G. Huselton.
Mrs. Judge Bredin is recovering from
an attack Of indigestion.
Charley Broaden of New Castle visit
ed friends here, Tuesday.
Robert McFailand of Buffalo. twp
visited friends in Butler, last week.
Father Andrews of st. Paul's churci
has been transferred to New Castle.
VIM. Welshons and wife are visiting
Prof. Mackey and wife at Avon by tbs
Sea.
Daniel T. Nicklas of Penn twp, one
of the executors of d. p. Nicklas, dec d
was in town last week.
Miss Mamie McJunkin and Miss
Alice Collins are visiting friends al
Graymore-o n-the- Hudson.
Mrs. Anna Daniels of Plttsburg. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis Smith of the South Side.
Isaac Mcbride, Peter McCool and w.
J. Bredin are said to contemplate the
building of brewery at Warren.
Martin D Yingling, a Butler painter,
and Miss Mary E. Daniels of Emlenton
We're married at that place last week
r. L. Kirkpatrick tried to have the
collywabbles and tickdollyrue, last
week, and stayed in bed two days-but
then gave 1t up.
Former B. r. & p. Superintendent j.
~ II
iting in Butler. Tom enters the Fresh
man class at Cornell University next
month.
Les Kirkpatrick and family returned
from the lake. Monday, after a comfort
able and pleasant stay there for two
weeks. He and Mr.. Miller and Mr..
Denman rented an eight-roomed, fur
nished cottage there, which gave each
family two rooms and left two for cook
ing and eating in. They paid s12 per
week for the cottage, and had no trou-
bla in getting supplies at reasonable
price.
Mrs. DIR. Murry and son. Malcom, of
Washington, ID. C. are spending few
weeks with Mrs. Ct. w. Cramer OF But,
falo twp. Mrs. Murry belongs to an old
Va family. and was personal friend
and admirer of the President OF the So
called Confederacy. Now the
Squire fears that he will be called upon
DO again shoulder arms in defence OF his
principles and to the neglect OF MS
truck patch.
Harry L. Kelly of Butler and Frank
Keister of Waters Station returned last
week from a visit to Oklahoma and
Indian Territories both fine countries
and rapidly filling mp with settlers.
The soil there is excellent and the
climate somewhat warmer than ours
with the summers longer. Last week
they were planting their second crop OF
potatoes. Oklahoma City; a town OF
about 80, 900, is up to date in every TO-
spect and is the distributing centre OF
that section, having thirty wholesale
houses within its limits
"A South Side Jack the Hugger"
was arrested. Friday night. Burgess
Kennedy fined him S. and costs.
"A law passed last winter at Harris
burg, and which is now in effect, pro-
vides that all teachers in the public
schools will spend at least haitian hour
each day instructing their pupils to be
kind to animals and birds. The act
says that system of humane education
which shall include kind treatment of
birds and animals, shall be included in
the branches Of study now required by
law to be taught in the common schools
such instruction to be given all pupils
up to and including the fourth grade of
the public schools.
On Monday last the Bessemer Road
inaugurated parlor car service between
Erie and Allegheny in connection with
the B. & O., via Butler. On Mondays
during the remainder of the excursion
season, parlor cars will run in trains IA
and II between Allegheny and Come
aut Lake, and No. 10 between Alle-
gheny and Erie Other week days. eS-
cept Saturday, they will run in trains
II and IA between Erie and Allegheny,
and on Saturdays in train IA Allegheny
to Erie. and the Conneaut Lake special,
Allegheny to the Lake:
All summer clothing at ] price at.
Ritter & Rockenstein's.
The Butler Fair will be bigger and
better this year than ever before. Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold at low rates
for the round trip from Greenvllle and
all B. & l.. E. stations south August
%, 90, "a and 25th, limited for return
the Goth.
If you are interested in money saving
see Ritter & Rockenstein about that fall
suit