Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-02-15
PERSONAL.


i z. w. Tinker of Cherry twp. was IL
town, Friday.
John s. Shakely of Centre twp. wa
in town on business, Monday.
Julian Clark and family have move'
to 511 New Castle St, Butler.
Jonathan Hazlett Of Buffalo twp. ha
purchased lot of Angora goats
Thomas Gold and wife of Clay twp
did some shopping in Butler. Thursday
Mrs. Geo. d. Ralshouse of Jefferson
twp. did some shopping in Butler. FIJI
day.
G B. Timblin and wife of Concord
twp. visited friends at Sandy Lake ovel
Sunday.
H. X. Gallagher and wife of Muddy
creek twp. did some shopping in Butler
Tuesday.
Miss Florence NNegley of Pittsbura
spent Sunday with Miss Stella Negley
of w. Wayne st.
James Welsh of Van Buren, Ind. has
returned home after visit with his
father. J. G. Welsh of Jefferson twp.
Col. Hulings, Major Jeffries and
Captain Laubach of the U. S. A in
spected the local military company, last
Friday.
Augustus Acre and wife of Winfield
are expecting visit from their sou,
Norman, who went west twenty-seven
years ago.
Charles Rauscher of Greensburg
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr: and
Mrs. Fred Rauscher, his first visit home
in IS months.
Miss Alsa, daughter of Charles w.
Mershimer of Pittsburg is visiting at
the home of her grandmother. Mrs.
Margaret Mershimer of Euclid.
Chas. Cowan of Muddycreek twp:
was in town. Friday. His boys killed
hog, last week, that weiged 600 lbs.
1t was purchased when shoat from
Bredin Cox of Adams twp.
Adolphus Agustus Brown is the lat
est victim of that story "a few nights
ago he went home late and drank pint
of Yeast in mistake for buttermllk. he
rose three hours earlier the next morn
ing.
Guy B. Brown, wife and children of
Greenyille. spent Sunday with DR..
Jasmine McAlpine at her home on Oak
st. Mr.. Brown is now agent for the
Bessemer, Lake Shore and Erie roads at
Osgood Junction.
Paul Ferrero the handsome and YER
satile reporter of the Times is in luck.
n
the milk from the COWS of Bonny
Brook, taken from her bath-tub, all on
account of that early morning inter
view.
Abraham Lincoln was born in a log
cabin in Kentucky; and had he lived
till Monday last would have been 81
years Of age. No greater or better man
ever lived. Every school boy of this
country should read the Life OF Abra-
ham Lincoln
Rep. Hays perpetrated joke in the
House at Harrisburg. last Friday. he
proposed giving /. @. Stone CT Tloga
county, brother Of ex-Gov. Stone, and
one of the pensioners OF the Insurance
Department proper gold medal for
telling the truth when called as a wit
ness before the Investigating Commit
tee.
Miss nellie Gertrude Niece, a popular
nurse, and George Burton Timblln OF
Concord twp. were married last Thurs
day, at the residence of o. III. Philips
by Rev. Worrell. The bride is daugh-
ter of Samuel &. Niece of Sandy Lake,
Commissioner of Mercer county, and
sister of Mrs. Phillips and Mrs John N.
Patterson.
Miss Irene Lackey, daughter of W.
8. Lackey of the Lackey House,
Chicora, came to Butler during the
Holidays saying that she intended
meeting young man here and going 10
the theatre. She left Butler, did not
&c home and has not been seen since;
and as she took her clothes with her,
she is supposed to have gone West TO
meet man who stopped at the hotel
last Fall and wanted to marry her.