Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-07-12
PERSONAL

Earl Clinton and wife are at Cam
bridge Springs.
Andrew Thompson of West Sunbur.
is building new barn.
Edward Starr of Hooker visited hi
brother, NJ. L., last week.
Dorsey Burtner of Texas is visiting
his folks in Jefferson twp.
Samuel Fisher, the painter, has re
turned from Uniontown.
James K. Snyder of Tarentum visited
friends in Butler, Saturday.
Robt H. Young of Clay twp. visited
friends in Butler yesterday
County Commissioner Grossman took
Robert Hogan to Warren last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Welsh of Penn
/ twp. were visitors in Butler, last Thurs
day.
DR.. Atwell and party rode from De-
| troit to Butler in his new auto in three
! days.
Mrs. NJ, J. Graham of Butler is visit
ing her brother, G. NJ. Sutton of New
York.
Jos. A. Mussrush has been appointed
policeman for the Standard Steel Car
Works.
Prof. Regal of the Butler Business
College, and wife, are visiting friends
in Ohio.
Mrs. w. Fl. Kuhn (nee SankeY) of
Concord twp. visited friends in Butler,
last week
J.F. Mechling and family of Wilkins
burg spent Sunday with his parents at
Breeze Place.
Josiah Kiskaddon has entered the
Treasurer's Office as deputy, Charles
Dixon retiring.
David Cupps and wife will celebrate
day on, the 21st.
Edward Vogeley of Pittsburg was in
Butler, last week, attending the funeral
of Mrs. Leighner.
DR.. Black and wife of Marienville
were the guests of Conductor Edward
Guthrie, last week.
J. P. Graham of billiards has we'll
stocked general store on Main street, at
Cambridge Springs.
J. w. Coulter. Esq. and wife attend
ed the funeral Of Mrs. Jesse Black in
Pittsburg. Saturday.
TIL. Rabe and family of Canton were
the guests of Mrs. Rabes mother. Mrs
G. G. Sullivan, last week.
Count Boni lost his wife and her mon
ey, and then the French Chamber or
Deputies kicked him out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. B. Mckinney of
Mosgrove, and the Bridge View Hotel,
are visiting friends in Connoquenessing.
DR.. Geo. H. Scott, U. s. A. arrived
home on Tuesday, the 3D., to see his
father, r. P, Esq, who is recovering.
John d. Rockefeller is now occnping
the famous royal castle and estate at
Compeigne, France. 1t is quiet place,
with twenty thousand acre forest at
rached.
King Sisowath of Cambodia, who is
doing" Europe, carries sixty dancing
girls with him, and they dance in suits
made of gold wire and fitting closely
to the figure.
Curt Grossman Of Prospect was in
town last week, and says they will have
a fair crop of fruit in that section, this
year The corn will be pretty good, but
oats and hey are short.
Miss Margaret A. Glenn, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Glenn of Porters-
vile, and Lyle " Kennedy of Rose
Point were married, Tuesday. at the
brides home. The bride has number
of relatives in Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin R-cr-->> 1>f e Giro
w. Va arrived in Butler last "sgA 10
visit their daughter, Mrs. j. A. Waiter
and family of Washington ST., and
shortly after Mr.. Browns arrival he
suffered severe stroke of paralysis.
Andrew B. Ekas of Buffalo twp. left
for Colorado Springs last Saturday
afternoon, telegram having been re-
ceived that the condition OF Joseph
Fleming was critically worse. Mr..
Ekas will if possible bring Mr.. Fleming
and family home.
John A. BOYD of Dwight, Kansas, is
the guest of Cyrus Campbell. He was
resident Of West Sun5ury, went west
thirty two years ago and this is his first
visit to his native place. Geo. w.
Boyd of Williamsport is also here on
visit, his first in thirty eight years.
Jesse James, son of Jesse James, the
Missouri outlaw, is now full-fedged
lawyer Last week he passed sue
cessful examination before the Kansas
State Board of Examiners and was en-
rolled in the courts of that State as an
attorney at law.
Col. Mechling. J. A. Cole, l. E. Smith,
w. Morrison, J. e. McKimmie,
Chas. Borland, A. l.. Forquer,
the Misses Thompson and McKimmie
and others have already left, or expect
to leave Butler today for trip to Colo
rado and the Elks grand-lodge meeting
at Denver, 18th to Goth.
Esq. James Nj. Maxwell was hurri6ly
called from his Office to his home, Mon
day evening, July 2, to tie the knot for
two elopers, but when he reached the
house he found it in the possession OF
the local lodge of Eagles and their Ia
dies. who had called to help him cele-
brate his 39th birthday anniversary.
Perry A. Shaner of Pittsburg, mem
Der of the Work and Ritual Committee
of the Grand Lodge B. p. o. E., left for
Colorado Springs last Thursday, wh7re
the committee will meet next Monday
| to prepare for the exemplifcation of the
| new ritual of the order, which is to be
presented to the officers Of the Grand
Lodge for their consideration and adop-
| tion.
Major A. G. Negley has been appoint
| ed Postmaster of Florence, Ala, and
will be the first postmaster of that town
| to occupy the new government building
| there. 1.-The Florence Herald" says
major Negley is well known through
out North Alabama. For twelve con-
secutive years he has been city engineer
of Florence by grace of democratic
board, although himself Republican of
long standing, but by no means a
radical or Objectionable partisan. For
Alabama Republican league, which
position he still holds. Tuesday night
he resigned the position of city engi'
neer. He came to Florence from Ten
nessee in 1888, and has been a most de
sirable citizen ever since
Kaiser William, the Sudden, is being
criticised by the press of Germany for
entertaining the Armours of Chicago
on his yacht at the Kiel regetta. III
seems to us, says a socialistic paper
published at Munich, that, although
J the Kaiser may be anxious to please the
great American nation. which more
than any other is susceptible to fiattery
especially when it eminates from royal