Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-08-16
PERSONAL


Canada.
]. NJ. Ahern Of Parker twp. has NOV
ed to Oil City.
Nellie came near getting "stoled'
Sunday night.
Miss Nellie Armstrong is heir to $3j,
900 in England.
Mrs. W. A. Lowry and daughter are
al Atlantic City.
c. n. Boyd and Rev Oller have re-
turned from Canada.
John L. Sullivan the ex-prize-fighter
is said to be in Butler.
w J. Pacoe of Middlesex twp. was
town on business. Friday.
N L. Smyers Of Butler twp. was in
town On business, Monday.
D. G. Burton of Clinton twp. visited
friends in Butler, Monday.
Geo. Burkhalter and family have re-
turned from St Clair Flats, Mich.
Andy Ekas of Buffalo has lately re-
turned from an extended Western trip.
WitherHp, the base ball pitcher, has
been sold or loaned by Boston to Union
town.
J. W. Groom and Floyd Reed of
Penn twp. were in town on business,
Thursday.
DR.. Kottraba, the dentist. has return
ed from a visit with friends in Law
renee county.
Dr.. S. A. Johnston, dentist. has re
moved his Office to the Ruff building,
116 s. Main St
Mr. and Mrs Newton of Danville,
n. Y, are the guests of their son, w. r.
Newton, the piano man.
Billy" Mitchell, Daddy" Gregg and
Joseph Gray are the only three canal
boatmen left in Butler
VIM. Snyder of Fayette county, just
released from the penitertiary, is look
for his wife. in this county.
Mrs Mary Brady. nee Mccarthy of
Pittsburg was the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. McShane. over Sunday.
Attorney James s. Campbell of Pitts
burg was the guest Of his cousin. VIM.
Campbell of s. Main St. over Sunday.
James II. Gribben, ex-County Com
missioner, was in Butler last week.
We've forgotten where to place jim,
but he is still on top and in good health.
Mrs. Abraham McCandless. and
daughters Of Allegheny are visiting her
daughters, Mrs. Kennedy Mathe and
Mrs. Edward Walker Of the Plank
Road
Mrs - L Bush and daughters. Hazel
and Edna, who were visiting Mrs.
Henry Biehl for the past three weeks.
left for their home n'Greensburg, yes
terday; also E. S. Naly, of same place.
Jesse Heydrick, the Civil Engineer,
shipped a lot of his Seeding gladiolas to
his brother, Judge Heydrick of Frank
lin, Tuesday Mr.. Heydrick has some
novelties in gladiolas this year-pure
white and also blue ones.
T. K. Speer and wife of Marion twp
will celebrate the 50th anniversary of
their wedding day on next Wednesday,
the 22d. Mrs. Speer's maiden name
was Boggs of the southern part Of the
county Everybody invited.
w. u anu uduEDicI VI NtNb
Sunbury went to Uniontown, last week,
to see his son Charley, who has been on
the sick list for some time. Mr.. Glenn
returned home, Thursday, but Miss
Ada remained in Uniontown.
Mrs John J. Reiber of W. North st.
and her son, Stanley, Of the u. & o.
freight office, left on trip to Cleveland,
Detroit and Kalamazoo. Mich, Monday.
In the latter place Mrs. Reiber will Wis
it her sister, Mrs. A. L. Boggs
Tom" Nadine of Hartje divorce
fame was recognized on the boardwalk
at Atlantic City, last Saturday. He
registered under the name Of Smith, but
was recognized bv n1anv reo,'le When
his identty fJsoaIne knn---. &C iiad tIou-
BILE in lodging cameras. Such is fame.
Thomas w. Phillips. the millionaire
oil and gas man, who represented the
Twenty fourth Congressional district,
has announced his refusal to be an in
dependent candidate for Congress from
the Lawrence Beaver Washington dis
trict. The Democrats have 80 far failed
to secure a fusion candidate to oppose
Acheson.
II. -.
died lately, is spoken of as one of ma
ture's noblemeD, and man who will
be sadly missed in that town and vicini-
ty. He practiced medicine for two
years at North Washington, this coun
ty, and for about 30 years in Emlenton
his clientage covering parts Of four
counties He was the father Of Mrs.
Rev. Williams Of Bruin.
Ben. l.. Pollock of Denver, Colo. hit
Butler in a general tour around the
world, last Friday. and revived his ac-
quaintance with some of his old friends
here Ben has been located in Denver
for 2j years and has evoluted into gold
mine millionare with money to lend.
He sends his wife to the Pacific sea-
shore every summer and then takes Il
little jaunt on his own hook While
here he domiciled with his brotherin
law, A. A. Irvine.
Mrs Eliza j. lift, formerly of Pearl
ST., is visiting her brothers, Cyprian
and Lorenzo Snyder. and sister, Mrs
W. J. Carrie, of the Muddycreek valley,
and nieces Mrs. Bert Boozel Of Clay
twp. and Mrs. Yerda English Of Pros
pect Mrs. lift since leaving Butler has
been making her home with her son,
George N lift, editor OF the Pocatello,
Idaho, News. George has recently been
transferred from the United States Con
sulship at Chatham, Canada, to bet
ter position in Germany
w. II. Pape, who superintended the
building Of the Butler street car lines
has returned from Havana where he
was in the interest of the Galena- Signal
Oil Co. The Havana Post says that he
ia the inventor of a-sometnipg or
other-which oils the journals Of car
wheels without Intervention Of man
kind-so he also may not resent being
called a journalist. He has been max
series Of experiments on Havana and
suburban cars-perhaps that is why
they go so much faster although that
point may be debatable.