Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-10-05


John P. Castor of Brady twp. was IL
town, last week.
/ Thomas A. Hay of Clinton twp. wa
in town on business, yesterday.
Prof. J. M. Rowan of Middlesex in
tends giving another concert. IN th'
near future.
| Mrs. James Anderson of Middlese,
twp. visited her brother, Hiram Giiies
pie, in Butler. Friday.
Baron Komura and his party startet
| for Japan last week. and expect to b
| warmly welcomed there.
Miss Alice Roosevelt was presented
with "matchless pearl" set IN ring
| by the Sultan of Malabang.
Jos. Carnahan of Centre twp. found
tremendous turnip in his corn-field ant
presented it to the handsomest man ii
Butler-us.
Henry 81. Gercken of Brooklyn, n
Y is in Butler on business trip and !:
visiting at Mrs J. j. Reiber's on w
North street.
Rube Waddell has been afflicted with
rheumatism in his left (his pitching
arm and will retire from the base bal
business-so it is reported.
Miss Desca Muder has returned to hel
home in Saxonburg after spending
week in Butler as pianoist at Llm'
merman's millinery opening.
DIR. Sbowalter's house on n. Main
street is nearing completion and it will
be the roomiest as well as one OF the
best finished houses in the town.
"Tom" Edison says. I'VE sleep too
much" He evidently does not live IN
an apartment where his photographs
are used as playthings for the children.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs Chess Stoner for the wedding
of their daughter, Miss Charity and
Frederick g. Pew on Tuesday, Oct. 10.
Mrs. Rev. Wanamaker of Elyria, Ohio,
has filed suit for divorce, and he says
he will rent the opera house and ex-
plain his troubles to the interested
public.
David r. Kennedy of Muddycreek
twp, visited friends in Butler. Tuesday.
Mr.. Kennedy was 75 years of age yes
terday, but he helped thresh the buck
wheat this year.
Misses Alice and May Gillespie of
Flick left Monday for Lancaster, Pa,
for business college in that place. The
college is conducted by Prof. Wade.
who was raised at Anandale.
Geo. Horten, q. S. Consul at Athens,
Greece, warns American girls against
marrying Greeks in this country, for un-
less the Job is done by Greeks priest it
doesn't count in that country.
DIR. Edward Cochran, who graduated
last spring from the dental department
of the Western University, is assisting
DR.. Milo Crafty. DR.. Cochran is son
of Squire Cochran of Middletown.
John N. Muntz returned last week
from hunting trip 10 the wilds OF
Canada,-two hundred miles north OF
Toronto. Pheasants are plenty there
and the season opens September 18th.
J.. A. Dowie of Chicago, the leader of
the Zionists, was stricken with paralysis
in his private car, en- route to Mexico,
last Sunday He has chosen a successor
whose name is not to be made public
unLll aILer DOWle y uedLu
County Auditor G. S. Huselton sold
his farm of 70 acres on the south side of
the Thorn Creek hills in Penn twp. to
the Butler Country Club for $4500, and
has bought the Sayler farm on the
Three Degree road, 20 acres, three
miles nearer town for $1,000.
President Roosevelt and family went
back to the White House from Oyster
Bay. last Saturday, and the people of
Washington gave him warm welcome
at the railroad station. He has ar
ranged to start on a trip through the
Southern states on Wednesday, the
18th.
Comrade Mike Kelly of Buffalo twp.
has sold his farm and will sell his stock
and farming utensils, Tuesday, Oct. 10,
at o'clock I'm. Com rade Kelly served
in the 18th Reg. nine months and then
took turn in the 14th Cavalry with
Capt. Sam Haslett and the boys of Co.
L. He was captured at Martinsburg at
the time of Early's raid, and spent sew
eral months at Andersonville. He is
going back this fall when they dedicate
the monument to see the old prison pen.
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