Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-05-17

w. II. Todd Of West Winfield was in
Butler en- business, Friday


Butler en- business, Friday.
Bull. Andrews is again in the lime
light This time he is accused of hog
ging government land in New Mexico.
A. T.aScott and wife left. Monday,
for Ada, Ohio. where they attended a
reunion of the alumni of the North
western University.
Mrs. Mary King and her son, A. E.
King, of Troutman. were visitors IN
Butler, Monday. Mrs. King is eighty
six years of age, and is active and en-
joying good health.
Charles R. Thompson, proprietor of
the Ideal Clothing Parlors, and Miss
Angert, were married, Monday, and are
now on their wedding trip. They have
the best wishes OF their many friends.
Jno. Tonko, Russian in jail on a
charge of malicious mischief, imagined
himself a commander of a Russian war
ship, but couldn't imagine himself at
the bottom of the deep blue sea, in the
straits of Corea, 50 they took him to
Oixmont.
Miss Sarah McClaffertY, daughter of
Mrs. John McClafferty, and Mr..
Charles West, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph West were married Yesterday
morning in St Paups Catholic church.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Julia McClaffe-ty, and the groom
by his brother William.
Joseph Mckee, an old Butlerite, but
now of the E. E. Pittsburg spent Sun
day with his brotherin-law, John NJ.
Reed. Jos has done well in real estate
and insurance in Pittsburs, has an of
fee in the Bakewell building and stands
a good chance of being the next Repub-
lican nominee for Sheriff of Allegheny
county.
Gov. Pardee of California, in ac-
knowledgeing our subscriptions to the
Relief Fund, says ''while the people OF
the whole country have been very gem
erous to California in the present trying
emergency, and liberal contributions
have been made in many cities, know
of no place which has contributed more
generously than Butler, Pa, and per
soDally | shall always entertain kind
" feeling toward this particular city
for what it has done for us in our hour
of need.
Lewis Matthews, night cook at Sam
Rices restaurant in New Castle, has
been appointed deputy game and fish
warden to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Seely Houk. He has been
appointed for the counties of Law
renee, Mercer, Butler and Beaver
Amusing the public has become
great business. In Pittsburg and Al
legheny. on 5tn ave-, Smithfield, Sixth.
Federal and other streets about twenty
arcades. theatoriums, dreamlands, etc,
attract the attention of the passing
public, by the use of the phonograph,
and Butler has lately accumulated two
of the same.
The next Grand Jury, the names of
whom appear in another column, will
decide whether or no the proposed
changes upon the Court House will be
carried out A Few proposition and
one that meets with some favor is to
buy the J. O. A. Kennedy mansion. on
the Diamond, and fit it up for the
County Commissioners and County
Treasurer.
"A new cure for consumption put
forward by a regular physician in New
York State works by apparently draw
ing the waste and poisonous tissue
from the lungs through the skin over
the chest, plasters being used 1t is
dull week which does not bring out at
least one new cure, and doubtless m ost
of the methods used do give good re-
suits in some cases If each new meth
cd could be relied upon to cure hun
dred cases there would soon be no deaths
from the disease. .-Ex.