Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-10-11
PERSONAL
Grizzly will grieve for IS months
less the rebate.


town on business, Monday.
Chas. Ellenberger of Fairview town
ship is in town on business, today.
Candidate Murphy says that candi-
date Emery is political somnambu-
list"
Mrs. Matte Reihing and daughter
sailed from New York, last Saturday,
for Europe.
Rev. 81. G. Dodds of Meadville was
the guest of his sister Mrs. Harper Gra-
ham. last week.
DIR. Bippus is attending a special
course at the great medical college at
at Philadelphia.
Miss Winnie Turk, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Smiley Fletcher, Frank
lin ST., returned to her home at Hill
lard. Saturday.
DIR. Hockenberry and son of Slippery
Rock attended the funeral of his broth
er-in-law, VIM. Young, near Connoque-
Messing, yesterday.
Ex-Prothonotary Robert J. Thomp-
son sold his pretty house on N. Main St.
to Mrs. DIR. Foster, and on Thursday
last moved to Ada, Ohio.
Will Wick of Brownsville visited his
brather, J. S. of w. Pearl ST., last
week. Will was in business there, but
has disposed of his store.
PC. Andre of Institute Hill very
pleasantly entertained the teachers of
Grace Lutheran Sunday School at their
monthly meeting, Monday evening.
John G.. Jennings intends putting up
his pony and cart to be ''raff3ed Off for
the benefit of "Children's Depart
ment" for the Hospital. Tickets $1.OO
each.
J. c. Minteer who lives on the farm
of J. J. Sutton in Fairview twp. has
purchased property in Chicora and in
tends moving to his new home in the
near future.
Rev. 81. Fl. Critchlow of Providence,
r. l., visited his father, Richard Critch-
| low of Slipperyrock, and his brother-in-
law, @. G. Shannon OF Consequences
ing, this week.
Mrs. c. G.. Christie went to Warren,
Pa, Monday, to attend the meeting OF
the Associated Charities of the State OF
Pennsylvania. Mrs Christie is to re-
spond to the address of welcome. for
the Children's Aid Society OF Western
Pennsylvania.
James ]. Sutton, Esq. of Fairview
twp. was in town, yesterday. and took
/ his grandson, Lester Dart, home with
him from the Hospital. Lester had an |
eve ruined by q sky-rocket last 4th, and
he was here at the Hospital having the |
injured eye taken out and a glass one
put In.
Jonathan Morrow was in town, Mon
day securing a stout line with which to |
catch that four-foot pike in Elliott's |
Hole. It snapped Turner's line, the |
other day, lust az easy" and Jonathan |
wants to stop its mad career. There |
have been fifty-eight pike caught in that |
part Of the Slipperyrock, this year.
Architect Jos NJ. Huston of Phila- !
delphia is one the luckiest young men |
who have heen about Harrisburg for
some years. His plans for the new /
State Capitol were adopted, he was en-
ployed by the Capitol Commission to
build it, and his commission on it was |
$1S5, 631. 90-a very tidy sum, and one |
which nobody begrudges him excepting, |
perhaps, the architects who missed the |
Job. But, the Board of Public Grounds |
and Buildings re employed him on the |
extra trimmins," and his commissions |
on them aggregate $3.50, 5S5.42 $685..
o00 90 of this has already been paid him,
and the balance $104. 5S5. AZ. has been
held up. pending the investigation.
There's cry which youth enrages,
There's CRY which grief assuages,
'Tis the slogan Of the ages.
Hey. Bill your mother wants your
When the ball game you are leading,
On home run quickly speeding.
Comes the cry. demanding needing:
Hey, Bill, your mother wants you"
Gazette Times.
The Nixon Restaurant beef steaks
are the best in town.
Hunters should remember that ac-
cording to law they are not permitted
to shoot more than six squirrels in one
day.
Having tasted the flesh Of various
traveller declares that dom
key makes the most excellent eating of
any animal, the layor resembling that
Of young turkey.
The Greenville tube mill is to be in
vestigated 1t is said to have practiced
fraud upon the U. s. Navy by furnish
ing defective boiler-tubes. and surrepti
tiously placing an inspectors stamp up
on them.
Though 1t snowsd In Chicago, Tuee-
day, twelve thousand people attended
the base ball game--the beginning of
the series between the C hicagr Nation
ais and Americars-both champions,
this year. and the Americans won the
first game 2x1.
Union county's week of court was
featured by controversy that will
serve as test case in this State. The
contention arose over a cherry tree
whose branches extend across lino
fence. The court ruled that the frnit
on both sides Of the dividing line be-
longed to the owner of the tree.
With the increase in the number of |
vaccinations as winter approaches come
reports of deaths from vaccination in |
various cities. Evidently the danger |
from vaccination is about as great as
that from smallpox. and with the in
crease In sanitary precautions they may
come day when cleanliness and care
will lake the place of the mixing of dis
ease germs with the blood
Several farms near Youngstown are
overrun with growth Of Spanish thist- |
les They were imported in peculiar
way, the thistle not being native
plant Some time ago farmer pur
chased large flock of western sheep.
which<had been feeding IN country
infested by the thistle. When they
arrived and were turned into pasture
their wool was filed with the seed. It|
was scattered broadcast and within o
very short tine the pasture lot was
fairly carpeted.
4 "A Franklin young woman attended
dance near that city and when she
was ready to start on the way home
young man of the neighborhood wish