Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-09-21
PERSONAL.
W.R. Turner is at Kansas City.

w. n. QTuGI Is al hducdS OAey-
Jos. Niggie and Harry Grieb are at
Mt. Clemens
w. n. Davidson of Adams twp. was
in Butler. Friday.
S. S. Gould of E. Jefferson st. has
moved to Leadville, Col.
Shry Wick was trying to have a sick
! spell, but il came out on him.
HH. Halstead of Clinton twp. was
| in town on business, Saturday.
| Hugh L. Connolly of 107 W. Ohio ST.
| visited friends in Butler, this week.
He. Welsh and wife of Penn twp.
did some shopping in Butler, Thursday.
Mrs. Cameron of Bolivar. n. \. is
the guest of Mrs c. NJ Eisler OF Broad
ST
Jesse Heydrick has an Indian sun
flower plant fifteen feet high. in his
garden.
Earl YounkIns and Fred Zimmerman
start for Colorado and California. next
Monday.
Mrs. Benz. Saver of Zelienople return
ed home, Monday, from visit with
friends in Freeport.
Private John Wilson made speech
at Conneaut Lake, last week. and was
Immediately promoted to Major I'D an
Erie paper.
Ellis Steele was attacked, beaten and
robbed in the alley running south from
the southwest corner Of the Court
House. Tuesday night
In. Shook Of Concord twp. has re-
turned from Farmers Convention at
Richmond, Va. and took in the Nation
al Capitol on his way home.
Reys. Broaden and McNees are on the
Jury for this week but such splendid
material was not wanted on murder
iuries. Both were challenged.
John NJ. Dosch of KittanLing left
Butler 61 years ago, and never came
hack till last Monday He is a brother
of George Of Allegheny, lately deceas-
ed.
William Mckinley of Canton, Ohio, I
President of the United States, died at
Buffalo, N. Y. four years ago. last
Thursday, from the wounds afflicted by
young GolcnoZ
ABB. Hughes, who enlisted for the
Civil War as musician of Co Z. 1O3d
r. V. and who was afterwards drum
major of that regiment, has received
papers emitting him to admission into
the Soldiers Home at Erie.
d C. Wadsworth and wife of Slip
twp. visited friends in Butler, r
Thursday. Their daughter. Miss Kate.
arrived home lately from visit to her
brothers. who are connected with the
g. e. s. I. r. r. at Gulfport, Misc.
E. o. Thompson of Middlesex twp. is
the best man ON the jury, this week.
even if challenged on the murder case.
His wife presented him with triplets-
two boys and girl--Monday. night
She is a Goodwin. and should have
medaffrom Teddy.
w. B. Stewart Of West ID st. very
handsomely entertained the mem 5ers
OF his Sunday School class of the Grace
Lutheran church, at his home, last Fri
day evening A large number was In
and an enjoyable evening
was spent by all. Refreshments were
served.
Gilbert Miller OF w. Jefferson street,
who will graduate from the Western
University Of Pennsylvania next year
AZ civil engineer IL on the training Ia
BILE as q candidate for fullback and
tackle of the Varsity football team.
They are training at Conneaut Lake.
Clarence Grubbs, formerly Of Glade
Mills, had his left eye removed by DIR.
BOYLE at the Hospital, Sunday. The
eve had been blind for several years and
since Mr.. Grubbs has had two paralytic
strokes has gradually been affecting the
,ther, and the operation was necessary
10 order TO save the good eye.
w. B. Kirker, the Republican candi-
late for Prothonotary. OF Allegheny
county was born In Butler In
1860 and with his parents. the late Capt.
J. w. Kirker moved to Allegheny In
1854. He read law aud was admitted
% the bar. and has been clerk In the
Prothonotary's Office for Some years.
Baron Komura. one Of the Jap peace
snvoys IN lying sick OF typhoid at New
York, and according 70 a Jap actor in
his country will never get well. When
he message was clicked over the cable
hat his countrymen were preparing
20 receive him with funeral rites,
fnew he would never return to Japan.
He doubtless had learned that already
,y private cablegram. II was our ma
ions way Of apprising him he was in
lisgrace, and that he could atone for IL
1y showing through his own death he
will still be hero and patriot"