Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-08-23
PERSONAL


Kittanning Fair races.
Geo. Humpries of Parker twp. was il
4 town on business, yesterday.
Rigo, the violinist, has had his injur
ed finger insured for s25, 900.
Miss Emma Walker is the guest o
her father, l.. p Walker, Esq.
John Waters, ex-postmaster of Evan
! City, was in town on business, Monday
Herman Freehling of Winfield twp
has secured position with the Carnegi'
Steel Co.
Mai. Miller of Franklin says he viii
soon be able to fly thousand miles-ir
his balloon.
]. B. Greer and family of Marion,
Kansas. are the guests of NJ. n, Gree
of Buffalo twp.
W. E. Millison, formerly of Prospect
and Miss Martha Rathburn of Sedan,
Kansas. were married lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wadlow and
Ellsworth Murphy, Jr., of Allegheny
are visiting at John Fl. Reiter's on
Mercer st.
Howard T.. Frank A. Fimer G., and
Walter w Pfabe, sons of Chas Pfabe,
decd, late of Clinton twp. were in town
on business, Tuesday
Mrs. w. B. Scott and children arriv-
ed home from Indiana county, last Sat
urday, and went on to Gallery. They
intend moving to Butler.
King Edward and Emperor William
kissed each other on both cheeks when
they met at Cronberg, last week. They
are such affectionate cusses.
Rev. Zimbeck and wife of Somerset,
Pa. stopped in Butler on their way to
Chicago to visit their friend j. B
Hutchinson and wife of Elm street.
Ex-Gov. Stone concluded not to use
Stone wrote postscript that he wished
afterwards he had left get cold enough
to file
Hall Gaines latest book deals with the
question SIS habitual intemperance
disease or SIM" And the author per-
petrates the book at $3.50 without an
swering the question.
Mrs. Heis of Brooklin, n Y. is visit
ing her cousin, Mrs Belen Gercken, of
the Grand View Stock and Poultry
Farm in Centre twp. where she expects
to spend a month or six weeks.
Jos. Ramsey. the fellow who was
fussing with Geo. Gould sometime ago,
has projected an air line trolly from n.
Y. to Pittsburg and on to Chicago.
What tremendous ideas some people do
have.
Frank Eastman of eastern Virginia
attended the reunion of the 102d Reg.
at Millvale, last week. and is the guest
of his son, VIM. R., in Butler. Sweet
potatoes and oysters seem 10 agree
with Frank as he has grown stout.
Rev. w. NJ Campbell and family
wife and two children-of Concord twp
were among the passengers of the
"Manchuria" the big steamer that went
on the rocks of Rabbit Island, near
Honolulu, Monday night, and is
being pounded to pieces by the sea.
All the passengers were reported saved.
Rev. Campbell was passenger going
back to Hal Nan. China, after spend
ing a vacation with his folks in this
country. He is a missionary.
Hetty Green is the richest woman in
American, with the possible exception
of Mrs. Russell Sage. Even with Rus
sell Sage living she has repeatedly gone
to Wall street with her money when the
financial wolves were ravening, and
cent per cent was in the clouds, and ex-
acted her merciless tribute. She is the
one of all others who will replace the
veteran Sage in the Wall street world
of finance. She was his equal in ready
wealth. She was his edual in shrewd
,-n~s. She was his peer =. cool, immov-
able oai5aiation, and in her capabllity
of dealing with heartless and soulless-
corporations in a corresponding manner.
Wall street knows this, and will wei
come this 70-year-old woman with her
$50, 900, 900 as its official money lender.