Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-06-07
PERSONAL

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J.P. Graham of billiards was il
town, Tuesday.
John Ferguson Of Middlesex twp
was in town, Thursday
w. D. Bovard of Cherry twp was il
town on business, Friday.
| Col. Robbins of Westmereland coun
| ty was Huff ed, last Saturday.
! Geo. w. Cooper of Slipperyrock wa
in town, Friday, on legal business.
J. L. Seaton and wife of Euclid dit
some shopping in Butler, last week.
! VIM. Rabbit was removed from th'
County Home to the Hospital by friends
in Butler.
Arthur HAYS of Dayton Q. was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. w. NJ. henne
dy over Sunday.
W. L. English of Muddycreek twp
was in Beaver Falls and Butler last
week on business.
Mrs. Catharine Crane and her daugh
ters of Boston are the guests OF her SIS
ter, Mrs w. FL Fithian.
Frank Clark and o. w. Hays Of Con
noquenessing twp. were IN town OIL
school business, Saturday.
w. FL. Ensminger and wife of West
Cunningham st. leave, tomorrow, tol
an extended trip to Denver, Colo.
Mrs. Thomas D1pner, Sr. and Mrs.
John Dipner, both of Cleartield twp,
were shopping in Butler last Friday.
Miss Margaret Haslett, a daughter OF
ESQ. Hazlett, and Chas. Ensminger OF
Butler, were married, early this morn
ing.
Senator Penrose was assigned to room
number % at the hotel in Harrisburg.
Sunday. and the boys sprang the Skid
doc 23' joke on him.
Miss B. Kate Dipner of Ciearfield
twp. and J. S. James of Ebensburg. Pa.
were married ar Rev. j. T. Dipners IN
Salisbury, yesterday.
Miss Daisy l. Hockenberry, daughter
of Bert L. Hockenberry of Cherry twp
and Paul Renick of Centre township
were married, Tuesday.
W. E. Holmes Of Penn twp. rode to
town on his bicycle, Saturday. he IS
living all alone these days, as his FAINT
" is visiting in West Virginia.
w. C. Glenn of West Sunhury, who
has served as constable for fifteen years
made his usual report. Monday. MI
Glenn is a good man and true, and has
read the CITIZEN for the past hity
years.
A. C. Krug of the Butler County Ma
tional Bank. accompanied by his broth
er. Harry, Of PIttsburg. left Butler for
a western trip, Sunday. They Will go
as far as Seattle before they return.
Fl. Drennen, the youngest boy in the
highest class in the largest school In
Cape Town. South Africa. sent a post
card addressed to 1.-THE youngest boy IN
the highest class in the largest school IN
New York" he asks that postcards be
exchanged.
Allen Mccall OF Prospect was in
town, Monday. and says that the Wa
bash r. r. entered the city of Prospect,
last Friday, June /, 1906. Allen is on
the grand jury this week, and is walk
ing back and forth TO Prospect, and
taking care of sick wife at night
Mrs Caroline NJ Monroe of Kittan-
ming and J. S. Leard, aprominent Pitts
burg shoe merchant. were married
Tuesday evening at the residence OF
Mr. and Mrs G. Houston on Mexican
st. by Rev. Robinson. Mrs. Monroe is
sister Of Mrs Houston and w. +.
Rumberger.
Miss Laura NJ. Stein, daughter of
Louis B. Stein. Treasurer Of the Butler
Savings and Trust Co.. and Fred T.,
son of Wesley Roessing, were married
at the brides home. yesterday evening,
by Rev. Cronenwett, and left on the
night train for wedding trip. The
best wishes of their many friends go
with them.
Mae Thomas Of Omaha stole $500
diamond from jewelry firm and swal-
lowed it; and now wishes she hadn't.
The diamond lodged in her stomach and
made her sick, and she had to tell the
doctor. A subscription was raised to
pay a surgeon for an operation, and
Mae was promised immunity from the
law if she would submit