Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-09-27
PERSONAL

visiting friends in Butler.
, James F. Brewer of Clinton twp. was
in Butler on business, Saturday.
III. Morris and wife of Allegheny
visited relatives in Butler, this week.
IL. Seaton and wife of Clay twp.
did some shopping in Butler, Saturday.
Charles R. Thombson and wife will
go to Denver, Colo, on visit, next
week.
Mrs. Aland and the Misses Wagner
returned. last week, from their Euro
pean trip.
Charley Thompson has taken employ
ment with the Douthett & Graham
corporation.
DR. Osler's mother has lived for 100
years. and she is saying nothing foollsh'
for publication.
President Roosevelt intends going to
Panama to see for himself how the Ca
nal is progressing.
Robert Ivell.of Marion twp. visited
his old friend, Alfred Hardwick OF
Evans City over Sunday.
JOS B Mechling and family have
moved in with Mrs Smiley at corner OF
Washington and Clay St
Rudolf Barnhart and wife of Como
quenessing visited friends in Chlcora
and Petrolia over Sunday.
Joseph Vanderlin's face has been
"wreathed in smiles" since last Friday.
1t is girl, and she makes Joe grand.
pap.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Talbitzer of Ne
braska, who have been visitingsrelatives
here for sometime, left this morning,
for Allegheny.
Col Redic, and forty other Redics.
attended family reunion at his son.
Wills, near Bryant Station, Allegheny
county. last Saturday.
Win Dixon of Penn twp. was in town,
Monday, looking tanned and thin. Win
says he has been working this summer
and that snakes are scarce.
L. B. Cook insists that ne is still in
the race for the legislature. This time
the presumption is that he will run
| with his clothes Times
L. N Dickey and wife of Chicago at
tended the reunion Of the 101st and 1O3d
in Butler, last Thursday. and visited
their old friend Mrs. J. J. Reiber OF w.
North ST.
Henry Grohman and wife intend
going to Colorado. next week. to
help settle up an estate in which he has
an interest, but has no idea of perma-
nently leaving Butler.
| Henry Berg. of John Berg IL Co. has
II II II L.
of the prettiest in Butler. and will take
possession on the 10th. The price is
said to have been $12, 900.
| S. f. Johnston and his sister, Mrs.
| VIM. Neff of Gallon, Ohio, visited rela
tives and friends in this and Allegheny
counties, over Sunday. s. f. is now
working with bridge-building firm in
Cleveland and living with his sister in
Gallon.
Mrs j. Z. Zimmerman is home from
New York, where she has been for the
past two weeks, devoting all this time
to the selection of one of the handsom
est stocks of ladies, misses and child
ren's suits, coats, waists, skirts and ex-
elusive millinery models.
Roscoe Thorn of Clintonville and Miss
Mae Witherup of DeSale were married
at Butler on Tuesday, the 18th. They
were rendered rousing serenade at the
home of the bride in the evening. All
join in wishing them a happy voyage
on life's matrimonial sea.-Emlenton
Herald
L. d. Borland is home from New
York, where he has been the past two
weeks purchasing stock for the thinner
man store. Mr.. Borland is very enthu
siastic over the handsome tailored suits,
coats. waists and skirts that are daily
arriving. A visit to this, Buffers only
speciality store, will pay you.
County Chairmon Samuel NJ Seaton
and Miss Clara McClYmonds were mar
mied. Monday evening, by Rev. A. II.
both are members. The bride and
groom will make their home at Mr..
Seatons residence on North st. The
CITIZEN joins their many friends in
sincere congratulations
Il One Of the new storage tanks of
the Valvaline Oil Co. at East Butler
will hold about forty thousand barrels.
The old Wagner property on North
street is said to have changed hands
yesterday at $4,000; and the same
parties were wanting the Hilliard and
Ralston properties adjoining.
The Twin Regiments, 101st and
103d which spent a year together in
Rebel prisons, reuned last Thursday in
the Court House, and had their pictures
taken by Zuver. Next year they meet
at Dubois and in 1908 in Pittsburg for
the dedication of the great Soldiers
Memorial Hail. Over one hundred
veterans were present.
Zulu talk bids fair to out-strip
fonetic spelling in popular approval.
Two feather boas boarded street car
the other day and here is part of the
conversation the other passengers heard.
"Gladfallscomin," said the first boa.
'Betcha," came the reply. "Oughta-
havacooloctober. Yepgottacoolsome-
time" "Isawjimlasnight. "Didjey'
'Yeplookenfnersilk. The car then
| stopped. "Wellslong," said the white
: one. ''Trynbehave," cam from the
, other nest of feathers
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compa-
! ny, last week, awarded contracts fol
: the construction of 1g,400 freight cars
at an estimated cost of $15. 900. 900. The
{ order was divided as follows: Pressed
r Steel Car Co. of Pittsburg. 1000 hopper
q | cars, 2 600 gondola cars. 900 box cars
t and 400 fat cars; Cambria Steel Co..
Q 1000 hopper cars; Standard Steel Cal
a Co. of Butler, 2.100 gondola cars. The
contracts specify that the delivery of
equipment shall begin in April next
. and continue until late in the summer
III The Merchants, Lawyers, Auditors
r Printers, Bankers and General Office
:. base ball teams, composing the Business
v Mems League, under the auspices of th'
+ Y. M. G. A, banaueted Monday even
ing in the Hotel Nixon After tn
feasting John Fl. Wilson was introduc
n ed as toast master. Sec'y. Randall
IL presented the Merchant boys hand
n some champion ship pennant flag, whic
n was accepted by Harry Armstrong TO
ie that team, and toasts were responded +
a by Mayor E. E. Bell, Z. H. Negley
| Albert G. Cressler Dewitt Broaden