Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-03-16
PERSONAL.

! Adam Currie of Concord twp. was in
Butler, Friday.
/; g. A. Klever of Concord twp was in
town on business. Monday.
James Duffy of Cherry twp. was in
town on business, Thursday.
David Barto of Evans City was in
Butler on business. Tuesday.
Yorkovitch was convicted. He had
no business being foreigner
John N. Johnston of Claytonia visited
his friends in Butler last week.
j. A. Shakely Of Connoquennessing
served in the Grand Jury last week.
Mrs. Robert Maitland Of Clinton twp.
did some shopping in Butler, Tuesday.
J.V. Cokane and wife of Marion twp
did some shopping in Butler, Tuesday.
Titus Young Of Colorado is visiting
| friends in Butler, after attending his
fathers funeral
Joshua Dunlap Mckee, the handsom-
est man in Allegheny twp. is serving on
the jury this week.
Harry L. Kelley did some electioneer--
ing, last week, after weeks enforced
rest caused by grip. .
Ellsworth Miller of Franklin st. is at
Harrisburg attending the State Conyen
ton of the Woodmen.
Rev. J. c. Nicholas and wife are at
Harrisburg, being called there by the
critical illness of Mrs. Nicholas father
Jacob w. Long of Connoquenessing
twp. visited relatives last week, in
Cameron Co. the land of lumber and
snow drifts.
Frank Sellers mail-carrier on Rdral
Route No. 8, has added neat and con-
yenient white-painted mail wagon to
his equipment.
Morgan Davis and wife have returned
home after two months stay in North
Carolina. Morg. is chuck full OF new
southern hunting stories
Tipstaff Jos. Hinchberger ia carrying
an arm In a sling, this week. He was
thrown from a sleigh some days ago.
and had shoulder dislocated.
George and James Milliron and WIN
Smith of West Winfield and Drs. J. NJ.
and VIM Scott of Saxon Station were
attendants at the Keasey trials.
Thomas b. White of Highland Ave.
returned last week from Washington d.
q. where he was the guest of his son
William during the inauguration.
Clarence Grubbs and family of Eyth
street have returned from Marionville.
Forest county where they were the
guests of relatives for several weeks.
Harry A. Cook, Spanish war vetran
who IL in delicate health, left Saturday
for California. While in Butler Cook
made his home with his brother-in-law,
w. G. Jamison.
Mrs. George Jamison OF Venango twp.
was stricken by apoplexy while visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Forgue Eakin at
Fan Claire, few days ago. She is
sister of Samuel Jolly. lately deceased.
Promoters 8. r. McMasters and A.
Frantanburg and Joseph Schlicht and
Oscar Wiggle returned last Thursday
from Washington after attending the
inauguration and the tenth annual con-
vention of the p P. P.
Miss Florence Bartley, daughter Of
Walter BARLEY Of Oakland twp, and
Samuel l.. Russell, well known young
engineer of the Butler Water Co were
married, Tuesday. at the u p. parson-
age by Rev. A. r. Robinson.
Charles p. Ritter and wife, who have
been located at Ada. Ohio. for the past |
year and half are the guests Of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II Ritter. G. P.
Ritter was recent graduate from tbs |
law department Of Ada University.
DR.. Lyman Beecher Sperry, of OBJ
erlin, O., solemnly declares that 1t Is
possible, by following proper rules, for
any human being to live 100 years. |
This is ripe old age and the average
man who attains it ought TO be able |
to say that he had seen everything,
Chess Stoner and family Of the Kearns
Crossing restaurant are having more
than their share Of trouble. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stoner and Mrs. George StoEer
Miss Chattie Stoner, who had been |
called home to nurse them had her right |
arm severely burned while starting a |
fire.
Paul Rudert and w. ID. Hoffman OF
Saxonburg were in town, yesterday. |
Paul has purchased his brother. Eds,
interest In the mineral spring property, |
and also purchased the Wagner farm;
and he Ia now getting up stock com
pany with the intention Of bnilding
modern up.to.date Sanitarium there. |
Mr.. Hoffman lately met with an accI-
dent. had toe smashed. and this has
prevented him from going ont election
eering.