Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-02-09
PERSONAL.

Sheriff Gibson is tryin. to have the
Grip.
Peter Reibold of Connoquenessing is
down with typhoid.
J. w. Stillwagon of Keister visited
friends in Butler, Monday.
W. G. Christy of Clay twp. visited
friends in Butler, last week.
J. T. Marshall of Penn twp. was in
town on business yesterday.
Gellert Goehring of Zelienople was
in town on business, yesterday
Will Negley and wife of Allegheny
visited his father. F. Il. Negley, OF But
ler
Supt. HYDE of the B. R. g. P. is down
with pneumonia at his homein Punxsu-
tawney.
Cyprian Snyder of Brady twp. drove
to Butler, last Friday morning when the
mercury was 16 below.
Misses Gussie McCandless and Edna
Dodds visited Miss Gertie Mehan OF
Oakland twp. over Sunday.
Miss Nettie Payne has returned from
Portersville, where she was the guest OF
her grandmother, Mrs. Covert.
John Beachy of Terra Alta, Md. sat
ON his front porch for a sun bath, last
Friday, and was frozen to death.
VIM. Sproull. who left Prospect 80
years ago for Michigan, visited his
mother, Mrs. McGowan, a few days
ago.
ID. Gompers of Indiana. Pa. mail
agent for the P r. R. spent Sunday
with Matthias Yost and wife OF West
Wayne st.
C. s. Pearce of Butler twp, Rudolph
Barnhart of Connoquenessing and j. j.
Brown Of Clay twp. were among our
callers, Saturday.
Judge Mellon and wife of Pittsburg
celebrated their joint birthday. last Fri.
dey. The Judge was so that day. and
Mrs. Mellon was So.
Miss Minnie Clark, trained nurse,
who has been stopping with her uncle.
Prothonotary J. G. Clark, left We'd
nesday morning for Parker.
Miss Cloe M. Mccullough, daughter
of W. B Mccullough of Penn twp. and
Cassius G. Nicklas, a son OF Michael
Nicklas of Reibold, were married Tues
day.
Harry Dunlevy and John Denny skat-
ed to Pittsburg from Butler, last Thurs
day. Their route was down the creek
to the Beaver, down it to the Ohio, and
then NJ to the city.
Madame Kuga, the opera singer, who,
alluding to the events of January % re-
Gently congratulated a military officer
on Russias first victory, has been ex-
PEELED from the Russia.
e. Mechling. Master Mechanic of
the Vandalia Line. Terre Haute and In
dianopolis R. R. Co. paid short visit
to his parents at Breeze Place on his
way to Altoona, recently.
Ira Murphy and family of Allegheny
visited his brothers. John A. and j. Z.
Murphy of the West End over Sunday.
Ira is a member of the Phillips Col
umn Co." of Irwin Ave. Allegheny.
DR.. AtwelI and wife were made the
involuntary custodians of pretty little
girl, but fou1 days old, early last Mon
day morning. The child was ensconsed
in a basket, and was left on the porch
by the person who first rang the door
bell violently.
County Snpt Painter and W. G. Rus
sell of W. SuDbury are IN Harrisburg
this week attending the School Direc-
tors State Convention. Supt Painter
will also attend the Convention of Coun-
ty Superintendents on Thursday and
Friday in that city.
Msss Mary Housed of York was the
warmest girl in town, last Thursday
night She placed a red-hot brick at
her feet when she went to bed, and was
awakened by the flames which envelop-
ed both her and the bed. Somebody
saved her by throwing her out of the
window into enow bank, and she is
now at the Hospital with burned feet.
Mr.. Snyder. the popular South Side
sleighiDg party man, took merry par
ty of sleighriders to the home of r.and
Mrs. w. C. Stoops of Mt. Chestnut on
Thursday, where they spent the day.
The party were well supplied with oys-
tiers and crackers besides the good
things Mr. and Mrs. Stoops had in store
and altogether sumptuous dinner and
jolly day was enjoyed by all.