Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-07-26
PERSONAL

| e. T.. Shlra and famlly are at AllaHtl'
City.
&C. Christie and P W. Lowry have
gone to Canada.
C. R. Miller and family are camping
at New Galilee.
Mrs. Judge Bredin and Mrs J. B.
/ Bredin are at Chautauqua
Ralph Babcock of Butler is conduc-
tor in the Panama railroad.
t. P. Lardin of Bolivar visited his
brother Dan, in Butler, last week.
Miss Hunter of Pittsburg is the guest
of Mrs. Maggie Miller Of Mercer st.
Al. Brown will take the road. next
week, for large mercantile house.
W. J. Thompson of West Sunbury
was in town on business, yesterday.
Miss Katie Young of Winfield twp.
did some shopping in Butler, yesterday
John J. Martin and wife of Dayton,
Pa visited friends IN Butler, Monday
Jos. Weist was accepted as marine
and went on to Washington, last week.
Miss l.. A Brown and Mrs. Chas
Truver visited friends in Butler, We'd
nesday.
Jas. S. Wilson and daughter Of Slip
peryrock visited friends in Butler,
Monday.
Mrs. A. NJ Christley is entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o, Roe and Mrs. B. f.
Williams.
Jos. Elliott and wife celebrated the
50th anniversary Of their wedding day,
last Tuesday.
DIR. Fred Hartung of Harmony has
been appointed assistant surgeon OF the
18th regiment.
Ralph Gregg and wife returned to
Butler, this week, from trip TO Den
yer and the Rockies.
Henry D. Wallet has been appointed
postmaster at Great Belt, vice Louis
Hartenstein, resigned.
J.G. Jennings and family are taking
a trip in their automobile to Cleveland,
Buffalo and other points.
Gen. 5troessel of Russia has been con-
demned to death by military court for
6uIiEuucIlbb Oib al bAu4'
Ex-Congressman Showalter and
family are at the Hotel Atheneum,
Chautauqua. for the summer.
Miss Tenie Frestoe of Columbus, o +,
wouldn't tell her age, and the Court
sent her to Jail for contempt.
Mrs. Chas. Maitland of Middlesex
twp. and Miss Kate Walker of Clinton
twp. visited friends in Butler, Monday
M.F. Leslie lately drove his auto
from Conneaut Lake to Butler it 3:15,
and j. V. Ritts his from Butler TO
ChautauQua in 500.
Lew Emery says he doesn't own any
brewery stock, don't serve wine to his
guests, and don't care whether the pro-
hibs endorse him or not.
Joseph Powell and wife, nee Meyer,
celebrated the fftieth anniversary of
their wedding day, at their home in
Lancaster twp, on the 10th.
A. 3. Ekas Of Buffalo twp. returned
from trip to Denver and Colorado
Springs, last week. The crops of the
western states are splendid.
NJ. n. Greer. Esq, of Washington,
d. G. and Buffalo twp. was in town, this
week, looking young and spry. Living in
Warrington agrees with M. N.
Harvey Cruikshank, lately of w.
Sunbury but native of Winfield twp,
was stricken with apoplexy at the
Hotel WaYerly. last Thursday, and was
taken to the Hospital.
Miss Sara Morris, of Mrs. Young's
millinery store, left for her home in
Lisbon, Ohio, Yesterday. She was acs
companied by Miss Blanche Eichorn ~
Stems drv onnd~ 800 who will Dv -.
gust 80 a rev v""ks
Rey. J. G. Nicholas aDu Iamily are
visiting their folks in the eastern part
of the state. He is on his annual vaca
ton and will be gone for three weeks,
during which time there will be no
preaching services in Grace Lutheran
church. Sunday School, Christian En-
deavor and Prayer Meeting as usual.
N. M. Randall Of Cherry twp. will be
81 years Of age on the last day Of this
month, and is arranging for family
reunion at his home near Branchton on
that day. He was married twice and
was the father of twenty children,
fourteen of who2l are living, and some
of whom have grandchildren. He was
born on the site of the present city Of
Rochester, N Y. lin the woods among
the Indians, he says is of old Puritan
stock, and came to this county and
located in Cherry twp. many year sago.