Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-06-14
PERSONAL


| Mrs. John Bickel is visiting relatives
in Pittsburg.
| Esq. Sipe of Clearfeld twp. is proud
of that new baby.
Jerome Smith of Great Belt was IL
town on business. Friday.
p. G. Frederick of Zelienople visited
friends in Butler, yesterday.
Hon. J. Fl. Negley visited his son
Joseph, in Pittsburg, this week.
Col. Ed. Mcfarland of the Standard
Hotel is visiting friends in Dubois.
w. s. Fowler and wife of Boaz, Wood
county, w. Va, are visiting friends in
this section.
Miss Maude, daughter of Capt. Hays.
and DIR. ]. V. Cowden, will be married
on the 27th.
J.P. Graham of billiards is at Cam
bridge Springs. where he has an inter
est in store.
w. J. Fletcher and wife of Como
| quenessing twp. did some shopping In
Butler, Thursday.
Rev. E. Cronenwett is attending the
commencement exercises of Capitol Uni
versity at Columbus, Ohio.
DR.. S. A. Johnston, the dentist, and
Florence Emling of Toledo, were
married in Pittsburg, Monday.
G. w. Britch entertained the teach
ers of Grace Lutheran Sunday School at
his home on Race St., Tuesday even
ing.
Commissioners Grossman and Siebert
are inspecting bridges in the northeast
ern part of the county, damaged by the
recent flood
Mrs. Gill Moser was operated upon
at the Hospital for appendicitis, and for
some days her life was despaired of. but
she is recovering
Rev. J. G. Nicholas is at Fryburg,
Clarion county, attending the Northern
Conference of the Pittsburg Synod of
the Lutheran church.
J. Herman Starr and his sister, Mrs.
w. J. Marks and Miss Ula Milberger
are on a three-weeks visit to relatives in
Ohio and West Virginia.
Harris Puff of Penn twp. took his
little daughter to the Mercer Hospital,
last week The child was bitten by a
strange dog and he fears serious results.
Princess Alice" and Mr.. Longworth
were given great reception at Am
bassador Reid's house in London, Tues
day. King Ed and several Dukes were
there
Miss Clara Shearer and Geo. G.
Stewart, secretary of the Guaranty S.
D. 81 T Co., are to be married this
evening in the First Presbyterian
church
Robert Ivell of Marion twp took a
picture of the guests at the Mckee
Craig wedding at Clintonville, Tues-
day. The wedding dinner was served
in a tent.
J. W. Hoover of Concord twp. was in
town on Monday. He and his wife
leave for Rochester, N. Y. today on a
visit to Mr. Hoover's mother, who is 81
years of age, and in feeble health.
Harlan Book of Franklin twp. return
ed from his western trip, last week. He
was gone three weeks. spent most of
his time in Charlton, Iowa, with his two
sons who live there, and returned in the
best of health.
Mae Thomas of Omaha was found
guilty but recommended to mercy.
Mae was caught stealing diamond and
swallowed it. The doctors gave her
emetics and physics but that diamond
stays in her stomach. 1t was located by
an X ray.
Mayor Dunno of Chicago wants the
Mayors of all the towns in the country
to meet him in heaven. ANY man
who has ever served term as mayor of
any American city," declares the
Chicago executive, lis entitled to etern-
al bliss in the realms beyond"
Henry c. Frick, the largest individu-
al stockholder of the Pennsylvania rail
road d, broke the silence which he has
maintained since the Pennsylvania sys-
tenn has been under investigation, Tues
day, by stating that "Mr. Cassatt is not
only very honest man and deserves re-
spect and admiration for what he has
done and is doing to build up one of the
most useful and successful institutions
of America Under his wise and up
right leadership the Pennsylvania rail
road has made progress and accomplish
ed practical reforms, the benefits of
which will be felt by the community
for generations yet to come"