Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-04-12
PERSONAL.

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Henry Berg and wife have moved to
the Willard.
VIM Falkner of Winfield twp. was in
town on business, Monday.
NC. Burr and wife of Forward, did
some shopping in Butler, Friday.
VIM. Kelly and daughter of Cherry
twp. did some shopping in Butler, Mon
day.
Ex-Clerk Kiskaddon took the body OF
Edward Hartman to Foxburg, Mon
day.
BENJAMIN W. Bredin. the banker of
Franklin, visited friends in Butler, last
week.
John Patton of Oakland twp, one OF
our old subscribers, was in town, sat
urday.
DIR. Showalter and J. V. Ritts joined
a party at Buffalo, Saturday, for Trip
to Mexico.
Quinn Redic of Glenora and Mrs.
Amy Elder of Parsonville were married,
last week.
Jacob Snyder and g. S. Dennison OF
West Liberty was in town on business
yesterday
Johnathan Morrow and L. Z. BOOK
of Worth twp. were in town on pnsl-
ness, Tuesday.
Mrs. James Cubbage and Edward
BARLEY of Penn twp. did some shopping
In Butler, Friday.
VIM. Foster. the carpenter and archi-
tect. opened an Office in the Hughes
building, and is kept busy.
H W. Elliott of Coaltown and Brack-
en- Gibson of Buffalo twp. were IN
town on business, Thursday
T. W. Phillips of Washington st. is
one Of our Oldest subscribers. He is the
father of Mrs Young, the milliner.
Lincoln Steffens' Washington Articles
were inst becoming interesting when
he-stopped short. What's the matter
with Lincolnf
VIM Wilson of Fairview has moved
to Butler and is occupying the Amy
house on w. Clay St, which he pur-
chased recently.
Register aud Recorder Wilson has
moved to w. Clay ST., Butler and IS oc-
cupying the Porter house, which he pur-
chased recently.
Mr.. Peter Duffy is usually about 0
feet s inches in height, but since Tues
day evening has been at least foot
taller. Its girl and makes Charles
Duffy grand-pap for the first time
Dayy Logan and Jas. Anderson fur
nished the music for the great picnic at
Fort Sumpter school house in Middlesex
twp. last Thursday. Harry Sloan OF
w. Sunbury taught that school this
winter.
Miss Rosa LaHarte. New York pri-
ma donna. carries little black pig
around the world with her instead OF
dog. She coats its toes with gold lear.
and puts a red harness with little bells
on it-and it attracts more attention
than she does.
ANDY Carnegie laughed till the tears
ran down his cheeks, ESQ the account
says) at Atlanta. last Friday. de was
down at the commencement at Iuske.
gee, stopped at Atlanta. and lot Oh
girls serenaded him. singing Andy,
On Andy. You Dandy. 1t was tne
dandy" that made Andy laugh; ana ne
went to see B'rer Rabbit, Joel Chandler
Harris. to tell him about it.
DIR. Chas. McClelland of Middlesex
twp. was in town on business, Monday
Charley now has large country prac-
tise and has to plout through the mud
these DAYS and nights. He thinks that
IL each twp. in the county should secure
a supply Of broken limestone such as is
used in Allegheny county and fill up
the mud holes with it, rs fast as they
appear, we would. IN the course OF
time, have pretty good roads
Father Fitzsimmons thinks all unmar-
ried women should be Oslerized Mt for
ty: and the women are mad about 1T.
IA woman is just getting good at 40, :.
said Frances Montgomery, authoress or
fairy stories. "a pessimistic woman is
old at 90. and an optimist retains her
youth until long after 40. As for her
usefulness, why should girl Of 20. who
| thinks of nothing but having good
time. be of 80 much use as woman OF
40?"
| Senator Tillman lately received let
| ter from a South Carolina woman, ask
| ing him to secure her a husband, and
suggesting wealth, beauty and standing
| in his community as requisites; and
| Congressman Barchfield of Pittsburg
lately received one that referred to the
Tillman letter and went on, II don't
want husband, although | an in the
| old-maid class But see there are six
toed kittens at the White House and
want you to get me one OF them. II
You can't get me a surplus-toed kitten
get me one of the other kind. IL you
can't get me one of either kind get mf
an Angora cat and I don't care where
you get 1t"
Mary Scanlon, who was well known
througout this section Of the state, dice
recently at the county house Of VenangC
county, near Franklin, having beer
sent there from Oil City, suffering from
consumption. Deceased was about 4;
years of age and acquired general no
toriety by reason of her incorrigible ten
dency to drifting, unsettled mode ol
life. She was always in company will
n her husband, Jack" when she was no
in Jail or serving a lookup sentence
until the time he was killed on the rail
road near Butler. 1t is SAID that sh'
was born in Cherrytree twp, Venangc
county. A sister Of hers resides there
and the body was sent there for inter
ment.
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