Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-04-19
PERSONAL.
Chief shnltz don't have to.

: Chas. Parks of Forward twp. intends
moving to Casey, Ill.
Geo. K. Marshall of Forward twp
: was in town, Saturday.
VIM. F. Sankey of Slipperyrock twp
was in town. yesterday.
: John Womer of Allegheny twp was
a delegate to Presbytery.
Andrew Lemon of Butler twp. went
to Parker, last Saturday.
Johnny R1chey has moved to the old
Rlchey property on s. Mexican st.
Japhia McMichael of Clay twp. did
some shopping in Butler, Saturday.
E. C. Park of Six Points attended TO
legal business in Butler, yesterday
John Young of Butler twp. one OF
our old subscribers, was IN TO see u.s.
last week.
StateI Treasurer Berry appointed
Republican named Measy OF Ridley
Park to be his cashier.
ESQ. Cochrane of Hooker was in town
Yesterday. Ne has just finished sue
cessful term of school in that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Il. Boehm of Pros
pect did some shopping in Butler. Sat
urday. and were caught in the rain
Albert Kennedy of Ellis county. Kan.
is visiting his mother, Mrs Margaret
Kennedy, of Penn twp. and his broth
ers and sisters there.
DR.. w r. Hockenberry of Slippery
rock was in town filing his election ac-
count, Tuesday, and says he has no idea
OF being an Independent candidate. as
reported.
VIM. Farr;s of the Penn Bridge Co
of Beaver Falls, was in Butler. Monday,
with plans for the proposed new bridge
/ at West Winfield. The contract has
not yet been let, and Mr.. Mckee is said
| to prefer concrete arch there.
Miss Eleanor J. Brunnemer, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. g. A Brunnemer, and
Joseph a. Anderson, of the A. l.. Myers
grocery were married yesterday. after
noon at the brides home at Counoque-
Messing. Rev. W. J. Grimes came
from Wellsville, O., to perform the
ceremony.
Rev. Rees of the Smithfeld st. Metho-
dist church, Pittsburg, was real
mean last Sunday. Just as the choir
| filed in he arose and said: Il feel quite
sure that every man here tonight would
| cheerfully give so if the ladies wo1ld
remove their hats. The women took
| them off, but they had time getting
them ION straight" after the service.
Mamie Hendricks Of Denver. Col,
| aged 10 years, wants to commit suicide
and cannot On July %, 1902 she
drank half pint of varnish: October ).
| 1902, drank concentrated lye; September
| %, 1903, took patent medicine and ink;
January IA, 1904, drank concentrated
| 1ye; October 25, took eye salve inter
nally; November 9, 1904, took hair tonic
internally and November 13, 1908, cut
her forehead with a knife, and has
lately been driving needles into her
head, but she still lives.
JAS A. Bailey, Barnums partner in
| the show business, died at his home
| near Detroit Mich, last week. and his
| friends are now telling stories about
him. Il remember once he went to bid
for a tiger said his old friend Hamilton
"and there were lot of circus men, all
| bidding, too. But one little man out
bid them all He wasn't Snowman.
He wasn't going TO make present to
anyone of that tiger. He wasn't going
to start menagerie. Mr.. Bailey was
puzzled. He wanted that tiger him
self, 30 he asked the little man il he
would sell it back for what he paid for
It, He wouldn't. Mr.. Bailey asked
him why, il he wasn't a Snowman or
anything in that line, he was so anxious
| to keep that tiger.
"My wife died last month, said the
little man, and I'm lonely"
-Pittsburg won at st. Louis, last
Thursday, 2 to /, 10 innings. and the
game is on.
The P. r. r. Co. is building its new
station In Allegheny OF concrete, veneer
ed with brick.
| Fire on the Marshall farm, west OF
town, burned over the whole hill and
endangered the Fair Grounds build
ings.
Among the great buildings of San
Francisco, destroyed yester-
day, was the Palace Hotel; an eight
story structure, with 1400 bedrooms,
and considered one of the finest hotels
on the continent.
When Lisbon was destro yed by
earthquake and fire, $50 years ago, the
authorities bad great trouble with
thieves In all great calamitles the
criminal element OF community
promptly discovers itself.
Kerr e. Brown have opened their
new drug store at 2l2 S. Main st, in the
room formerly occupied by Morrison's
bakery in the Arlington Hotel building.
The firm consists Of L. Fl. Brown, the
well known Troutman oil man, and r.
G. Kerr. Their store is beauty and
they invite all their friends 10 call and
see them.
| AT Winber, Somerset county last
Monday, coal miners attempted to re-
lease some Of their number in the lock-
up for misbenavior at a picnic, and the
deputy sheriffs fred upon them, killing
three foreigners. The company Of
State Constabulary at GreenPburg was
ordered to the scene, but were delayed
by freight wreck. Two Of the en-
ployees of the company were badly
beaten.
The trout season opened Monday,
and closes July 3d. There are few left
In this county, but they can yet be
found in Juniata, Huntingdon. Blair.
Bedford. Fulton, Franklin. Cumber-
land, Elk, Forest. Jefferson and other
counties. In Fulton county, especially.
where there are no railroads, there are
some famous streams. There are said
TO be plenty Of trout also in the Ligon
Ter valley, and Somerset county Is still
wild enough in some places to make
fishing attractive.