Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-03-02
PERSONAL.

QdV.
VIM. J. Burton of Penn twp. and hi
daughters did some shopping in Butler
Monday.
Miss Chattie Stoner of the East Ent
has accepted position as milliner witt
a large Pittsburg store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wise Of Ear
mony spent Sunday with William
Campbell and wife of Main st.
Mrs. J. c. Hitchcock of New Castl'
gave a party, last week. in honor of hel
black cat, named Alice Roosevelt.
Jasper C. Kiester of Euclid called
upon ms, Tuesday. and left his name t.
be announced for County Auditor.
F.B. Frantz of Chestnut st. attend
ed the funeral of his brother-in-law
w. FL. Frederick at Eau Claire, Friday
Geo. B. Rice, we'll known among oil
men for his opposition to the STANDARD
Oil Co., died at Asbury Park, Tuesday
paderewski ordered 10, 600 large pane
photographs of himself for sale during
his American tour, before leaving sgd
ney.
Miss Kate Mckee of Winfield twp,
was the guest CT her cousin, Miss Bird
Mckee of Brady st. during the past
week.
Mrs. c. E. McCandless of Franklin
twp. returned from the Mercer Hospi
tai. last week, greatly improved IL
health.
Samuel Badger and daughter of Con
cord twp and granddaughter of New
Castle did some shopping in Butler
Saturday.
ESQ. w. A. Sloan of Mars, who has
recently recovered from severe attack
of sickness. called on Butler friends,
yesterday.
James HARRISON, Sr. and Mrs. Johr
HARRISON of Buffalo twp. are seriously
i'll of pneumonia.
Miss LYDIA Burtner spent Sunday with
her brother. in Pittsburg, who is Sergt
in charge of the Marine Recruiting of
fee of that place.
S. E. Pryor of Blair's Corners, Clarion
county, a former Butler county boy
brought some horses to Butler to-day
for Seanor's sale.
Miss Carrie Moore of st. Petersburg,
a daughter of DR.. Chas. Moore, formerly
of Butler, visited her cousin, Mrs. j,
W. Coulter, last week.
Rev. Ian Maclaren says mo man Ii
justified in marrying who cannot obtain
a first-class life certificate from a really
good insurance company"
Dr. Walter 8. Patterson has practic-
ed medicine in this town for several
years. He is responsible man, and he
would like to be County Coroner.
John Shaffel of Franklin, A. B. Ekas
of Buffalo, G. M. Campbell of Concord
and Curtis McCandless OF Franklin
were among our callers last week.
A. .. Kelly of Bovard lost pocket
book in the vicinity of Branchton, a
few days ago, containing about $95, and
he will contribute literally to the per.
son who finds and returns it.
Henry j. Heinz of the fifty seven
varieties presided at a Greater Pitts
burg" meeting held in Carnegie Hall,
Allegheny, Monday night, and the pay
roll of the city made it interesting for
him.
Bob Fitzsimmons was arrested on q
charge of cruelty to animals the other
day for beating his pet lion. This is
the first instance on record of the law
being invoked for the protection of q
lion.
John W. Coulter, Esq. has been ap-
pointed by the Director of the Census
to collect statistics in regard to the
manufactures of this county. The
Manufacturing Census is taken by the
Bureau every five years.
Rev. J. G. Nicholas of the Grace
Lutheran Church, Butler. and Rev.
John Widely, D. d. of Pittsburg. were
in Punxsutawney Sunday, installing
Rev. s. T. Hines formerly of w. Sun
bury. as pastor of the Lutheran church
there.
Oscar Hammerstein, the theatre man
of New York, is quoted as calling Dis
trict Attorney Jerome "bajazzo,
which means some kind of joke. II
was Sydney Smith ayho scared the fish
market women, when they got after
him, by calling them ''parallelograms'
and 'isosceles triangles."
Louis Solari. of the Plank Road, and
Miss Gerosina Faqnani were married,
Saturday. Feb. 18, in the Herman Cath
olic church. The bride is native OF
Rome. while the home of the groom
was near Venice Mr.. Solari is one oi
the best known and probably the most
skilled stonecutter in this place. After
the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Solari re
ceived their friends. and the following
Monday evening they were rendered 9
serenade by their American neighbors,
in which shotgun was the principal
noise maker.
VIM. Black of Marion twp. aged II
years. was in town on business, last Fri
day, looking well and feeling spry. HI
and his brother James OF same township
are twins, SONS of Robert Black, decd,
and grandsons of John Black, who set
tied on the old farm in 1S00 on which
there have been thirty-two births an6
but one death. Robert Black of Harris
vile, Joseph of Emlenton, Mrs. Jame
Campbell of Renfrew. Stephen O.
Franklin, Julia Ann Atwell of Marion
twp, Mrs. Hovey Campbell of Butler
and Col John Black of Jeanette art
members of the same family; and Stew
en- and Mrs Atwell are also twins.