Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-05-03
PERSONAL.

DR.. Imbrie of Eau Claire has moved
to Clintonville.
u. P. Hilliard of Concord twp. was il
town on business, Monday.
Robert Clark of McKeesport is here
to attend Esq Kennedy's funeral
G. Z. McCandless Of Franklin twp
did some shopping in Butler, Saturday
David Lefever and daughter, Anna
bel, did some shopping in Butler, Mon
day.
RI. Anderson of Flick had sale
on the Goth, and intends moving tc
Pittsburg.
Casimer Wise of New Castle who left
Butler dozen years, was the guest OF
relatives, this week
Mrs. Alonzo McCandless and daugh-
ter, Miss Marion, of Franklin twp, did
some shopping in Butler, Tuesday
Robert and Perry Allison of Pitts
burg spent Sunday with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allison OF Clay st.
Miss Pearl Bash of the Swissvale
High School was the guest of her both
er. T. S. Bash of Fulton st. over Sun
day.
Joseph Timblin of Clay twp. moved
to Latrobe, Pa. last week. He and
his brother Alvin will keep a grocery
store there.
Miss Edna Westerman of Clinton twp.
is the guest of her sister-in-law Mrs.
Chas. Thompson of 300 n. Washington
ST., Butler.
George Varnum, one of the best
known citizens of Butler county, is re-
ported seriously i'll at his home in
Centre twp.
Miss Mary Harding Of the Western
Union offices, Pittsburg, spent Sunday
with her aunt. Mira. Edward K. Hickey
Of Quarry st.
Will Schaffner, the messenger, was
taken down with pneumonia while in
Pittsburg, last Thursday. and was TAX
en- to Mercy Hospital.
Samuel Riley and son, and Al Starr
of Brownsville attended the Odd Eel
lows meeting in Connoquenesslng
Lodge. Monday evening.
NJ G. Thompson of Brady twp. was
in town, Thursday, having his watch
inspected He is one of the Bessie's
section bosses, and must have correct
time.
Miss Eva Stevenson and Miss Sadie
White of Williamsburg were Sunday
guests of Mrs. John Kelly of the Plank
road and Mrs. Clarence Grubbs OF
Wayne st.
Capt. R. P. Hobson of Alabama, also
of Merrimac and Oscillation fame, has
secured the Democratic nomination for
Congress in the 9th district, which
means election.
p. c. Knox will now have Presiden-
tial bee buzzing in his ears, as Rep.
Burke of Pittsburg mentioned him as a
possibility, at the Americus club ban
quet. last Friday evening
Sheriff Bell of Blair county died re-
Gently, and Miss Mary Marks, his De-
putty, asks the Governor to appoint her
to the vacancy There are eleven other
applicants, but Miss Marks has many
friends.
Michael Lynch of the Purvis Planning
mill goes to New York next week, and
from there to Panama, where he will
work on the Canal. Michael is a
wanderer, he served in the Irish cavalry
during the Boer war.
Dowie appeared before the Zionists jim
a nobby suit of white. gold and purple,
topped off with turban embroidered in
purple and gold. If the prophet only
had an elephant to ride on. the circus IL
lusion would be aomplete.-G. 7.
Pressly Dodds and wife of San Fran
cisco escaped the earthquake and fire,
but lost all they had. Pressly is son
of Rev. Ezra Dodds, formerly of Wash
ington twp, and went to San Francisco
about 16 years ago.
Ambassador Aoki. the new japanese
at Washington, at pres
ent is engaged in the tiresome task OF
house hunting. Japan, with all her
progress. is still as far behind as the
United States in the matter of house
for the members of her
Diplomatic Corps.
Edward Ray, from little town in
North Carolina, is the most interesting
student at Harvard University. He is
totally blind, but has mastered the
most difficult courses in higher mathe-
matics, in geology, won degree from
the University of North Carolina and is
now working for the degree of Nj. A. at
Harvard Here he is taking some of
the hardest courses in the curriculum,
Gothic and Anglo Saxon.