Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-11-23
PERSONAL.

was in Butler on business, Saturday.
Ezra Liken, an old citizen of Evans
CITY was in town on business, Friday.
DIR. DeWolf has gone to California for
his health He is troubled with asth
ma.
II TT Fulton and sister of Middlesex
twp. did some shopping in Butler MOI
day.
Mrs. B. F. Hilliard OF Washington
twp. was in town, Friday, on legal ousi-
ness.
| A Campbell and wife of Washing
ton twp. did some shopping in Butter
Friday.
Joseph Shirley of the Hotel Butler
Youngstown, visited friends in Butler
last week.
Mrs. J. n. Fulton and daughter of
Middlesex township did some shopping
in Butler, yesterday.
George Amy purchased his partner s
interest in the firm, Amy q Eytn, un-
dertakers. last Saturday.
District Attorney Walker has return
ed from a visit to Somerset, Pa, Whlcn
is very attractive place.
Mrs. Morgan Davis of Mif1in St has
returned from East Brady where sne
was the guest of relatives
Mrs. Charles Braham of the South
Side has returned from Ha:rlsyiiie
where she visited relatives.
Rev. d. l.. johnson of the NJ: f.
church of Butler was located IN MID
dlesex twp. sixteen years ago.
| AT. Pitts of Centre twp. has moved
to New Castle, where he is building a
large house near Cascade Park.
Robert Thompson has been appointed
carrier. and Alice Thompson substitute
carrier for Karns City X. F. ID. route
No. "a
Walker and family have moved
to Miff1in street. and the Af. Campoeii
family to the former Walker house on
W. Pearl.
Harry Negley of Pittsburg returned
to that place, Monday. after spending
several days with his father. f. II. Neg
ley, of Highland Ave.
Teddy has done wonders with that
"biQ stick" of his, but he can't dig tne
Il Dig CANAL Will LIZ J~A'
germ gives it the ha ha.
Mrs. Warren McCreary of the Dia.
mond entertained a large number OF
lady friends at cards, Saturday after
noon. apd afterwards with supper at
the Lowry.
| Matthew w. Shannon, Sr. OF MT. |
| Chestnut visited friends in Butler, Mon
day. He will soon be "a, but yet drove
to Butler that frosty morning without
inconvenience.
J.C. Snyder of Brady twp, was in
town, Tuesday He ID now nearly ~
wears of age does all his own farming |
| and looks as spry as many men twenty |
years his junior
| Charles Dana Gibson, the man who
made pictures Of the great American
mug, has discontinued his work with
| the pen and for the next two years Is
going to study painting abroad.
Prince Louis of Battenberg is brother
| in-law to the Cgar of Russia, as well as
| TO King Edward, but he could not nave
received more royal welcome In TINS
country had he been an emperor him-
self
DIR. Crawford Of Mars is suffering |
from a slight attack of blood poisoning |
| The disease germ entered by way OF |
small pimpIe on the base Of the thumb |
and developed till his whole arm was
swollen and discolored. Prompt lane
i ing and care ia reducing the swelling
and his condition is much better
News.
Miss Mona Cartwright Of Slippery
| rock and Mr.. William G.. Eates OF Grove
| City were married at Mercer on Friday
They dispensed with the usual wedding
trip and are now stopping at Slippery
rock, where they will make their fu-
ture home. Mr.. Eates is a son OF Albert
Eates, and is now engaged in the res
taurant business at Slipperyrock, ne
having purchased the Ward stand there
last week. Reporter,
Every Monday evening Ike Scanion
gives an assembly in Majestic Hall; ne
will also give a dance there Thanks
giving evening.
"A woman rushed into a telegraph
Office the other day and informed the
operator that her husband had gone to
the city to get banner for the Sunday
school, but she had forgotten to tell
him the inscription and how large the
banner was to be She then wrote
telegram containing the needed infor-
nation and handed it to the operator.
1t read: MY Dear Frank-Unto us
child is born. eight feet long and two
feet wide" The husband is still in the
city and 1t is rumored that he is not
coming back.
| "A certain Butler man who has own
ed a good many barrels Of oil and one
particular barrel OF whisky, has reason
to believe in dreams by contraries. Not
long ago he dreamed that he went to
the cellar to draw little whisky and
found the barrel dry, and almost at the
same time received word that well he
was drilling had come In rank duster.
Awaking in great distress Of mind,
mainly over the whisky. he at once
started to investigate and trip to the
cellar proved the barrel still contained
some of the great ticker. This gave
him little hope for the well, and day
or two later he received word that the
pay had been tapped and he had a nice
, producer
Quite bunch of money has been
subscribed in Butler for the persecuted
Jews in Russia. There is every pros
: pect that the gum OF one million dol
lars. which it is hoped to raise in this
icountry, will be shortly available. This
, magnificent subscription should teach
| the peoplr and government Of Russia a
lesson Of great value. 1t should indi-
cate to both the feeling in this country
: concerning the outrages committed on
/. the Jewish people of Russia and the abb
horrence in which those guilty OF them
: are held by the American people. Mon
. ey in this case is liable to talk much
!. louder than any utterances through
diplomatic channels,
r The best at the lowest price, Ritter &
Rockensteln.
n IL You are interested in money saving
see Ritter 81 Rockenstein aboutthat fall
= suit.
-Wanted-a bright boy to learn a
o trade. Inquire at this office
y When you visit Butler see Ritter &,
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