Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-09-06
PERSONAL

John Murrin has returned from hi
European trip.
| H W. Walters of Mars was in tow
on business, Monday.
DR.. Showalter and family have re
turned from Chautauqus.
James Milliron of Winfield twp. wa:
in town on business, Monday.
James Walker of Jefferson twp. was
in town on business, Monday.
w. Fl. Grove and wife of New Castle
visited friends in Butler, this week.
W. 81. Pape has been re-appointed
manager of the Butler Street Railways
Mrs. c. W. Talbitzer of Monroe. Neb
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John H. Rel.
Der of Mercer st.
W. Fl. McIlvain of Penn twp. one of
our old subscribers. made us short
call one day last week.
Commissioner Grossman and his son,
Robert, attended the Grossman reunion
at Branchton, Tuesday.
w. NJ. McGregor and wife of Cherry
twp visited with Lewis Black and wife
of West d St, last week.
John Allison and wife of Worth twp
have gone to Anaconda, Mont. where
he will be principal of the schools.
Clarence Hagan of Pittsburg bet on
the wrong base ball team, and had to
whitewash five bushels of lump coal.
Lee Eyth of Eyth Bros. is an artist.
He captured the $25 prize lately offered
for the best trimmed show window in
Butler.
John n. Johnston of Clay twp. was
in town for Labor Day Romeo" has
taken to farming. is brown as a berry.
and is doing well.
Z. Z. Cochran Of Hickory, Washing
ton county, sop of A. f. Cochran of
Concord twp, was home for his sisters
wedding, yesterday.
Jacob Reiber of West North st. re-
turned from an extended visit with rel
atives in Philadelphia, New York and
Boston, last Friday
Miss Irene Bartholomew, daughter of
Rev Bartholomew, and Clayton Critch-
low. both of Prospect, were married in
York state. Monday.
r. II. Boggs and wife of Allegheny
and their friends Mr.. and Miss Elliott
lately passed through Evans City on an
automobile trip TO the Buhl homestead.
Prof. Ferdinand Kelly of Kittanning
received notice. last week, that he had
had been elected principal Of public
schools of Evans City at salary of $50
per month.
Prof. A. J. Bowser, wife and two
daughters attended the Bowser reunion
near Walk Chalk, last week. 1000 Bow
sers were present, Armstrong county is
full of them.
Frank Pfabe was in town on business,
Thursday. his mother intends selling
the farm in Clinton twp. and will have
a sale of personal property on Wednes-
day, the 10th.
Secretary Root and party arrived in
Chill, last Friday. They had a great
time getting through the straits Of
Magellan storms and fogs making the
passage unusually interesting.
II. p. Scott was elected one of the
Vice Presidents ard w. A. Lowry, |
of the 18th at their late reun- |
ion at Lenape Park, near Kittanning
About eighty of the ''old boys" were
present, and they will meet in Butler, ]
next year.
w. H. Lusk and son returned, last |
week, from their trip to the lake region |
Of Canada. That part of the country |
for hundred miles north of Toronto is |
pretty good, and then you come to a |
section consisting of lakes, hills, pine |
trees and stones, with no good land. 1t
Is good for bunting and fishing and also |
for skinning American ~. 81 tourists. |
p. o. StensIand, the defaulting bank |
president of Chicago. was arrested in |
Morocco, Monday. 1t was as |
certained that Stensland had fled from
Chicago on July ~, gone directly to I!
New York, and sailed on a steamer of |
the White Star line for Liverpool. He !
remained in that city for two days, and /!
then took a steamer for Gibraltar, |
which he reached on July II. From
there he took boat for Tangier.
An effort IL being made to secure a |
u. s. warship to bring him home. as
was done in the case of Tweed, because |
we have no estradition treaty with |
Morocco and if he should be surrender |
ed, it is the opinion of officials Of the
state department that it would not be
safe to bring him to this country as a
passenger on merchant vessel.
A merchantmen would probably stop
at ports of Spain. Portugal or France.
and in any one of these Stensland might
made demands for protection on the
ground that he was being taken to the
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nized by international law