Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-06-29
PERSONAL.

BedfOru CprluSs-
| Mrs. George A. Hite of Karns City
did some shopping in Butler, Monday
Harvey Allen and wife of Allegheny
twp are the guests of George Norous
and wife. this week.
John J. Dufford Of New Castle, form
erly of this county, was in town on
business. Tuesday.
Mrs, J. J. Reiber of w. North st. Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. W. j. Helm OF
Evans City, last week.
Miss L. A. Brown of Cooperstown
and Miss Elsie Brown of Rochester, ia.
were in town yesterday.
E. L. Stearns, weigh-master for the
Erie Coal 81 Coke Co. at billiards, was
in town on business, Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. J. L. Best of Harris
burg are visiting their daughter, MIS-
Rev. J. G.. Nicholas, of w. Penn ST
MI. Smyers of Butler twp, a drill
er. lately completed a well in the
Coylesville field for the Phillips Co
Ambassador Reid is being wined,
dined and lionized in London, after be-
ing greeted in a hands-across-the-se
address.
Hugh Connolly and his brother have
purchased property in CiearneIu'
which includes a hotel and some store-
rooms, for $32, 600
Samuel Caldwell of jefferson twp.
| fell and hurt himself, some time ago,
and has been in poor health since. he
| is now in his S7th year.
E. J. Baldauf of Butler and Mary
McQuillan of Pittsburg, were married
| in the Epiphany, Roman Catholic
| church of Pittsburg, Tuesday.
| II. Powell and G.. NJ Pearce of
| Evans City and E. q. Negley OF Butler
| will serve as jurors at the July term or
U. S. District Court, to be held at Erie,
Pa.
VIM. Pacoe of Middlesex twp. and
Mr.. Vorpe of Allegheny, were in town
on business, Thursday. Mr.. Vo1pe is
one of the mail carriers of Allegheny
City.
Admiral Roiestvensky is recovering
from the severe headache that followed
the late naval battle and will soon be
able to tell the world just how it hap
pened
Miss Nellie f. Allen, daughter of S.
Z. Allen of Butler and Clyde P. Sander
son, SON of David G. Sanderson OF
Franklin township, were married yes
terday.
W. J. Ferne returned to.his home in
Butler twp. last Thursday, June %,
after completing very successful term
| of school at Capital University. Column
| bus, Ohio
Miss Florence G. Wick, daughter of
John s. Wick, and Cul A. Templeton
were married at the brides home on
W. Pearl St, yesterday evening, by
Rev. w. E. Oller.
DIR. and Mrs. J. M. Hadley of Oil
City have returned from novel two
weeks vacation visit in Allegheny,
Butler, Lawrence and Mercer counties.
They drove the entire distance.
Edward B. Butler of the Ritter g.
Rockenstein store, and Miss Margaret
K. Fisher, were married at the home of
brides sister, Mrs. Burkhouse, in Pitts
burg, Tuesday morning Congratula-
tions.
John F. Rodgers of Donegal twp. was
in town. Friday. His home is in the
southeastern corner of the township.
and the great storm of the Goth was
pretty we'll spent when it reached there,
though it blew over some shade trees.
Miss Clara Q. Herold, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Herold of Butler
township, and Mr.. Lawrence r. Nc
Call, well known young school teacher
were married Tuesday at the brides
home by Rev. Cronenwett The
groom is son of Robert Mccall.
Mrs. c. W. Pond and Misses. Bessie
and Effie left Butler, Tuesday, for
Meadville, where they will visit friends.
From there they go to Indiana, and
next Fall to Ochelata, Indian Ter
ritory, where they will make their per-
manent home. Her son, f. j. Pond,
has been located there for some time.
frank Welsh of Jefferson twp. was
in town. Friday. He lost large num-
ber of chickens by the storm of Tuesday
night, the GOTH His barn doors were
blown in and some of the chickens were
killed by the hail, while the others were
swept into a corner and drowned, the
barn floor for time standing six inches
with water.
Miss Bertha NJ McElhaney and Mr..
Samuel G.. Purvis, a popular young
druggist. were married yesterday by
Rev A. r. Robinson at the brides
home on Mexican ST. The bride is
daughter of Mrs NJ E. McElhaney and
sister of Louis McElhaney of the
Butler Savings e. Trust Co. and the
groom is a son of Samuel Purvis of
Pearl street.
Togo called upon him and was con-
graduated on his victory.
"You have served your country
nobly," SAID the Mikado. Anything
you may ask will be granted"
II have but three requests" answered
the Japanese naval hero: don't erect
triumphal arch, don't present me with
house, and don't let the girls kiss
me-"
Tomorrow is Lutheran day at the
Park
-Harrisville has mad-dog scare,
on hands.
Tomorrow is the last day for whole
sale license.
The contractor for the state roads
| is slow about making start.
Quite a number of Butler people
have gone to Cambridge and Chautau-
qua.
The Willard House changed hands
yesterday, Mrs Reihing taking posses
sion.
About II o'clock last night the fire
department was called to fire at the
Car Works.
The Butler baseball club won from
Waynesburg, Friday, were defeated
Saturday, won from Punxsutawney at
that place Monday, lost Tuesday, and
yesterday played the fast Braddock
team in this place. winning 11-10.
| For the accommodation of persons
| wishing to spend the afternoon and
evening of July 4th at Couneaut Lake,
a special train will be run to Butler and
intermediate stations, leaving Exposi-
tion Park at 10:30p.m.
The Pittsburg papers are full of
| hump" talk. H. G. Frick will not
waive damages if the cut is more than
1 four feet on Grant St onnosite the