Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-09-07
PERSONAL.

w. J. Graham of billiards is on the
jury for this week.
Jos. Campbell of Concord twp. visited
friends in Butler, Tuesday.
c.. N. Boyd is attending the Druggists
Convention at Atlantic City.
Chas. X. Rea Of Connoquenessing was
in town on business, yesterday.
John Dindinger of Zelienople is serv-
ing on the Grand Jury, this week.
Miss Rene Seaton has resumed her
place in the Prothonotary's office.
John Kolb of Ohio, formerly of Har-
mony, is canvassing Butler for the sale
of books.
John A. Badger and wife of Jamison-
vile did some shopping in Butler,
Monday.
Robert K. Grossman of Prospect
started in at the Butler Business college
Monday.
A. F. Cochran, Esq. and daughter of
Concord twp. did some shopping in But
Ter, Thursday.
Mary Wiles of Uniontowu went to
school for thirteen years without miss
ing day or being tardy.
w. c. Glenn was in town, Monday:
He went over to Fairview to see old
Charley McClung, Saturday.
George M. Graham, exClerk of
Courts, and lately with Mr.. Christley in
the Office, has moved to Michigan.
Wy L Sc
sition as cashier of the Farmers Nation
al Bank. but his successor has not yet
been elected.
Isaac Meals, whose arm was broken
on the railroad near Mercer few days
ago, is yet at the Mercer hospital, and
is doing well.
Charlie Thompson is now on the road
for Colman. Atwell & Co., wholesale
grocers; and his place at Schaul q Cos
was taken by Allen Barr of Prospect
John P. Corbett, an oil well driller of
Allegheny twp, is serving on the Grand
Jury, this week. 1t is his first time on
the jury and he is enjoying his stay in
Butler.
Marshall Field of Chicago. reported
to be the richest man in America after
J. ID. Rockefeller, and Mrs. Cation,
widow of same place, were married In
London, Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert R. Hezlep of Saxonburg
R. F. D. has been laid up for five
weeks with typhoid fever, but is now
convalescing slowly. with good pros
poets of recovery.
Mutsuhito, Emperor of Japan, has
sent the President his thanks for bring
ing about peace based upon princi-
Piles essential to the permanent welfare
and tranquility Of the far East.
Archie Davidson, J. H. Adams and
Mrs. s, B. Brown of Butler; Mrs. H. E.
Seaton of Zelienople; d. A. Adams and
wife of Evans City; Arthur and X. w.
Armstrong, A. A. and Fannie McNees.
Elmer Davidson and Rebecca McCume
of Slipperyrock attended the late reun-
ion of the Armstrong family at New
Castle.
G. w. Umstead, a young farmer of
Renfrew. and Nora E. Boyer of Balit
appeared in the office of Clerk of Courts
Christley, last Friday morning, secured
a marriage license. and in the presence
of the Clerk and D. w. and Barbara
who accompanied them. de-
clared themselves man and wife. The
bride is daughtes of Daniel Boyer.
Miss Alice Roosevelt is on her way to
visit the most extraordinary woman in
the world, the terrible, fascinating old
Dowager Empress of China, who unites
in her personality the characteristics OF
Catherine II, of Russia, Lucretia Bor-
gia, Elizabeth of England and Cathe-
rine de Medici. Alice will be received as
if she were royal princess and enter
tanned with all the barbaric Oriental
ceremonial that is allowed by a10O centu-
ries of tradition. In Japan they issued
q postal card with Alice's picture on it,
and line underneath explaining that
she is the American princess