Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-07-27
PERSONAL.
Miss Gertrude Keeney of Reading is
the guest of Mrs. Rev. Roeder.

i Miss Gertrude Keeney of Reading ii
the guest of Mrs Rev. Roeder.
| Shah Ijfitiitu of Persia, now in Paris
threatens to visit the United States.
James Patton of Concord twp. attend
ed to some business in Butler. Monday
Commissioner Kelly was off day
suffering from severe spell OF lndlges
| ton.
John Tebay hit the town, Monday
evening, happy as lark over his last
dry hole.
Prof. J. L. Snyder of the Michigan
State Agricultural College is visiting
friends in this county.
| John Vanderlin and Bert Campbell
started for Indian Territory, Monday,
and intend locating there.
Miss Helen Kishler of Greenville was
the guest of her cousin, Miss Jean Nc
| Kee of E. Pearl St, this week
DR.. J. V. Cowden and Gardner Lowry
| Joined the Mercer county crowd at the
lakes north of Toronto, this week.
| Tom Alexander came home from w.
| Virginia, Sunday. and was around next
day rubbing little snuff with the boys.
Miss Florence Cornelius and Miss
Sara Mitchell have returned from the
National Educational Convention at
Asburv Park.
Abdul Hamid of Turkey kept his
nerve last Friday when the bomb,
thrown at him, killed twenty-four peo-
pie about him.
Will Miller got the old Eitenmiller
house at north end of Main st. for
wedding present, and is adding sltch-
en- and bath room TO 1t.
Lew Haffner drank from the old Full
lerton mill spring, now under the rail-
road, two weeks ago. and is IN the Hes
pital with typhoid fever.
John w. Hilliard spent Sunday with
his folks in billiards He is working
in the Saxonburg gas field, and boards
with Fred Ebert, who is yet IN poor
health.
Judge A. B. Parker and his grandson
of same name came near drowning In
the Hudson, the other day, while swim
ming. The boy got scared and choked
his grandpap.
Prince Potenikin of Russia arrived at
New York last week. He came over IN
the steerage of the steamer, Bretagne,
with but $25, 900 in his clothes, intends
staying here and has gone west to buy
farm.
Rev. J. c. Nicholas is having his va
cation and he and his family are visit
ing their folks in the eastern part of the
state. There will be no preaching in
the Grace Lutheran church next Sun
day, but on Aug. 9th Rev. Bittle will
hold services.
Miss Lizzie Shearer of Whitestown is
a heroine, and is entitled to large slice
of Carnegie's fund She is the organist
of Mt. Nebo church, and she stuck to
her post, the other Sunday, after a
whole family of mice had tumbled out
Of the organ, and all about and around
her.
Rev. Elmer F. Krauss, d. d. of the
Chicago Evangelical Lutheran Theolog-
ical Seminary, preached in the First
English Lutheran church, Sunday, and
remained in Butler few days in the
interest of the Seminary. Albert Keck
of Miffiin street expects to enter that
institution this fall
r. 8. Montgomery of Clinton, James
Boyle of Clearield. Reuben Fisher of
Cherry and Levi R, Keefer of Harmony
served on the jury drawn for Monday,
June Goth, for the first time in their
lives, were sworn on the last Beaver
County Bridge case, and were not dis
charged until last Saturday, July 22d-
Gen. Charles Miller of Franklin, the
man who rides a hobby horse at the
head of Pennsylvania National Guard
when it is on dress parade Che boasts he
would do the same thing if il were 60
ing out to battle) denies that he is an
aspirant for governor. and adds scorn-
fully Pm no $40, 900 man" Thereby
Miller insults Pennypacker and most of
the other citizens of this commonwealth.
Pennypacker must be $i0 600 man. be-
cause he gladly accepted the guberna-
torial Office. We wonder what the sage
Of Swenksville thinks of this slur cast
upon him by one of his suboTdinates.
No $40, 900 mani Just as if a $4,000
man were cheap and inconsequential
individual 1t is lucky for Gen. Miller
that he is not an aspirant for the gov
ernorship. No man who sees nothing
in the Governorship of Pennsylvania
but the salary attached to it is fit for
that or any other high office.-Ex.
Robert Brown of Allegheny county
brown in color and name inserts this
in Pittsburg evening paper:
HOUSEKEEPER wanted. with view
to early marriage by colored widower,
without children; age 80. ft. z, Meth
odist, weight 100, brown complexion.
1 wish her to be strictly sober, good
character, true as steel. honest in every
way, faithful unto death, SO that all
confidence can be placed in her without
doubt or hesitation; be of mild temper.
have round, plump, erect and feshy
form; long. straight hair brown or
light complexion; good looking; settled
disposition, preferring a nice home to
society, such as dances; be contented to
live in small and quiet country town,
no objection to childless widows; only
those meaning business answer, with
full description, Robert Brown, Frank
postofice, Allegheny county, Pa.