Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-04-26
PERSONAL.
Here's to her who long
Hath walked the poets sigh

i Here's to her VINO long
Hath walked the poets sigh
The girl who gave to song.
What gold could never buy.
Ben Christley has been appointed
Drum Major of the 10th.
A. Schidemantle of Parker visited
friends in Butler, Monday.
James Rankin of Penn twp. was IN
town on business, Saturday.
Miss Mary McCandless OF Butter Twp
visited friends in Butler, Saturday
Milton Hall of Cherry twp. was in
Butler, last week, witness on a Iocai
case.
Witherup, the North Hope base ball
player. has been sold by Akron 10 tne
Boston club.
J A. Dombert of Evans City is going
to Norwalk, Ohio, with the kayanaugn
Co. of Zelienople.
N. Nj. Randall of Branchton, aged u
years, was in town few days ago. GET
ting new glasses fitted.
| Col Guffv downed Judge Gordon at
| Harrisburg. last Wednesday, and Is re-
ginning to be delighted.
Ex-Sheriff Donaghy and family left
Butler for Tacoma, Wash, Tuesday.
They intend making their home there.
r. P. Scott left for Fort Monroe.
Monday, where he will be the guest OF
the Commadant of the Old Soldiers
Home
10. Graham of Butler and Edward
Hart and James Montgomery OF Har-
risyille are at the Cottage Hospital
Mercer.
Will Brandon has about completed
large store room at the corner OF WI
low ST. and Fourth Ave. for L. u
Whiteman, who will occupy 1t shortly.
Miss Margaret, daughter of James L.
Campbell, and Clarence V. Blair OF tne
A. A. Campbell furniture house, were
married last evening at the Drlde s
home on Cunningham st.
Mrs. J. l.. Flack of Miffiin st. on
Tuesday, received from her brotner, :.
B. Eckman, at San Francisco, the rol-
lowing telegram, "We are all allVe.
Home and city destroyed. On way TO
Boston.
County Commissioner Seibert TOOK
Wm Anderson. formerly of near Kels-
ter and lately of the County Home, to
the Soldiers Home at Dayton, last
week. He went via Akron and return
ed via Columbus.
J.V. Ritts learned of his fathers crit
ical illness Tuesday, while in lower
Mexico. and vet reached home in time
to attend the funeral. Saturday. Ire
way the railroads put q man through
these days Is astonishing.
VII. DeArine and wife visited San
Francisco lest fall and intended stay
ing for some days. But their hotei
shook during their first night there, ana
though they were told that was a COM
mon occurrence, they left next day
David Wilson, F. ). Moser. John
Weigle, R. G. McAboy, w. Fl. Walker,
J. s. Hays, G. j. Myers and K. Maj
shall of this county have been drawn
as jurors for the May terms OF =. ..
District and Circuit courts IN PlttsDure.
Nevin Kerr of Worthington, one OF
the aged twin brothers who are now IN
their 91st year. was in Kittanning. last
Thursday. Mr. Kerr is the father OF
Edward Kerr who was killed at the gas
well explosion near Centre Hill last
week.-Press.
Mrs. Margaret Hallock. nee Miss
Margaret Etzel, of Denver, Colo, and
her mother. Mrs Anna Etzel, are the
guests Of Mrs Geo. Knittle of Water
st. Mrs. Hallock is the sister and Mrs.
Etzel is the mother of Louis Etzel, who
was killed by the Chinese in the Yellow
sea about two years ago.
Charles T. McKenna of Pittsburg.
Judge of the Federal Court of Puerto
Rico, has resigned. and the resignation
| is supposed to be due to friction with
the native lawyers. The details have
not been made known by Judge Nc
Kenna to any one except President
Roosevelt, to whom he cabled his res1g-
| nation last Saturday
Andrew White Mccullough read a
notable address-historical and reml-
niscent-at the centennial of the MT.
Nebo congregation, Sept. 1920, 1905
It was published in book form at the
request of the Presbytery, and copies
can be had of him or of The Young
Lutheran Co., at Greenville, Pa. We
have not yet had time to read the book
Il DuI IIOIu SlduCC tALOuBA ~, WOoAN
pronounce it valuable addition to the
historical literature of the county.
| The burning Of the power house at
Oil City, last Tuesday, stopped all
street cars on the Oil City and Franklin
systems.
If there aresany Wilkes-Barre peo-
pie in this county, they are informed
that their town will hold it's Centennial
Jubilee on May 10, II and 10.
The Baccalaureate sermon of the
Chicora High School will be preached in
the English Lutheran church, Sunday
evening, April Goth, o'clock. by hev.
J. A. G McQuiston. Commencement
exercises on Friday, evening, May 4th,
s o'clock.
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