Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-09-14
PERSONAL.


Ollie Robb of Prospect has gone to
Iowa.
John Mcconnell of San Francisco is
visiting relatives here.
Witherup. the base ball pitcher, has
joined the Sharon club.
FL. p. Hyle and wife of Evans City
have moved to California
Miss Kate Lockwood of Zelienople is
visiting her father in Kansas.
Ira Stephenson, q U. s. Marine. is
visiting his folks in Centre twp.
T.P. Lardin of Bolivar, N. Y, a ma
tive of this county. Is seriously i'll
Mrs. T. J. Dodd of Kansas City is the
guest of her uncle, B. c. Huselton.
Clarence Reiber and wife will leave
tomorrow to visit relatives in Philadei-
phia.
Walter Siebert, Carl Forsythe and
Rural Mail Carrier John Flick are on
the sick list.
George Humphries of Parker twp. at
tended to some business matters In
Butler, Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Pfabe of Clinton twp. left
for Akron, o. yesterday to visit her son
and brother there.
James Adds of New Castle was the
guest of his granddaughter, Mrs John
McMarlin, last week.
S. B. Badger of Boydstown and J. X.
McCallen of Cherry twp. were among
our callers, last week.
Mrs. J. q. Showalter, son and daugh-
ter, will be at the Willard until their
new house is completed.
Mark Haley of Butler and Miss Rena
Starr of Glade Mills were married at
the brides home, Tuesday.
Rev. Grimes is said to have been the
first preacher of the county to be made
foreman of the Grand Jury.
Corporal Tanner is the new Command
erin Chief of the G.. A. r. The old
bows will meet at Minneapolis next
year.
Frank Walters and Geo. Hummer
have their vaudeville show almost
ready, and will open at Williamsport,
Oct. 9th
J. M. CORY, for a number of years
secretary of the Butler Y. NJ. c. A. has
resigned. HIS resignation taking effect
Nov. 1st.
Louis Hoffner. who is recovering
from an attack of typhoid, has been re-
moved from the Hospital to his home on
g. Washington street
PHI Lusher of Grove City. formerly
of Butler, and Miss Pearl Luker OF
Franklin, Pa, were married at the
brides home, last Thursday.
A.. c. Bullions of Braddock and Miss
Efie, a daughter of J. M. Cruikshank
of Winfield twp were married at the
brides home, last Wednesday.
VIM Mitchell, the Eau Claire livery
man who chased a mad dog for ten
miles and killed it some time ago, is
serving on the jury this week.
Justice Joel Crawford of Kittanning
is the possessor of very sore arm, the
result Of bite by duck. Mr.. Craw-
ford was grooming the duck when the
ungrateful bird pipped him on the arm.
drawing blood. Since the bite was re-
ceived the arm has become very sore
and some fears Of duckrefobia are en-
tertained.
Howard /. Painter, ex-County Super
intendent of Schools has entered into
the practice Of the law, and will be in
the Office of his brother, Jacob M.
Painter, Esq. Mr.. Painter read law
in the Office OF ex-Judge McJunkin and
Judge Galbreath and in 1894 was ad-
mitted to practice in Butler county
Courts After having spent the
summer in special review, he has now
opened his Office and invites his friends
TO call and see him.
John D. Rockefeller. richest man in
America. made radical change in the
mode OF his life, last week. He extend
ed an invitation to one hundred news
paper writers. gathered in Cleveland
from all parts OF the country. to visit
his beautiful country home. Forest Hill
heretofore as impenetrable as the for
hidden city" of Thibet. The visitors
were delegates to the convention of press
humorists and occupy editorial positions
on various newspapers. Mr. Rookie
feller lot only threw wide the gates OF
his little Thibet" to the visitors, but
he received them in person. He made
their visit personally conducted tonr,
himself showing them over his beauti-
full grounds and the residence of his
favorite summer home. 1t was the
first time he had ever given delegates to
any convention, even religious one,
the freedom of his place.