Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-08-03
Personal.

Mr.. NJ Maben Lowman has secured position
on the Chautauquan and will be at the lake
for the next two months.
Mrs. Matthews and family are the guests
of MIsi Mary Sullivan.
Prof G. c. McJuakin ane family are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Mitchell.
Curtis Smith, of Sharon, was in town on a
visit to his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. John McQ.
Smith, this week.
Mr. JOS Criswell, of Penn twp, saw the
game of ball on the grounds here last Sltur-
day, and it was the first game he hal seen in
twenty years.
Mr.. Loyal McJunkin, who was confined
to the house for some days by laryngitis, is
able TO be about again.
Mrs. Philip Weisner. son aud daughter,
are the guests of Mrs. Mark Weisner, OF the
Grand Hotel, Beaver Falls.
Mrs Faber and daughter of the East End :,
Pittsburg, are the guests of Mrs. DR.. Lusk.
Mrs. j. B. Storey and daughter of Harris
burg are the guests of Mrs. J. T. Kelley.
Mrs. Heron and family of McKeesport are
the guests OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Campbell.
Mrs. McMurry of BrookYille is the guest
of Mrs. K. b. Taylor of w. Jefferson ST.
Rev. London and family are visiting
friends on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, and
during his absence his pulpit will be occupi-
ed by the Revs. Burke, Graham, Edwards
and Nc Lure.
'Kittie H." of Springdaie is genuine
poet, as will be seen from her latest and best
effort, which appears on our first page.
Mr.. George lift is visiting his mother on
w, Pearl st. George left Pittsburg last Sat
urday, week, run up to Toronto, and got
back here last Saturday. His leave of alb
sence expires to-day, but he likes newspaper
work.
Mr.. A. w. Baird of this place, is filling a
busines engagement at Avondale, Chester
county, Pa.
Mr.. r. w. Tate has moved from the Brady
Hotel to Elm treet, aud Mr.. Brady ilten Us
again renting his building for Offices.
Mr. Brown of England who has been vis-
iting his son E1win Brown of Butler, sail ed
for nome, IN the AdTiatic from New York,
last Wednesday.
Rev. Hughes of Harmony, who lately re-
turned from FiOridi, preached in the NJ. E.
Church here last Sunday.
Mrs. Bell of Pittsburg is the guest of Mrs.
Miller OF Cliff st.
Charlie and Linn Borland are taking in
the Cincinnati Centennial.
Mr. D. c. Emery, the enterprisiug ma
chinist of Grove City, writes that they are
all right up there for Harrison and Norton.
Rev. Limberg does not expect to leave
But Ter till the 9th inst. He intends going
to a city in Prussia about 15 miles from the
Rhine named l.: oerfi I'D an which is motel
for its silk factories, He has a brother and
two sisters living there, aud this will be his
third visit to them. The Rev came to this
country when he vas twenty-four years of
age and ar;er, he had served in the Prussian
army for three years.
Mr.. j. II. Sutton returned las t Friday from
a trip to the old Bullion field, aud said that
the lIiiliard well was doing about 100 bar
rels a day bat it is an old field and but three or
four new wells are going dogn. Up in that
country where they have lots Of Old wells
that are small producers they make one el-
gIne pump several wells by ingenious mechan-
lcal devices, the latest of whica is the end
less chain.
Rev. Burke is the guest of Mr. J. B.
Black.
Pr'f F ". McGee of Prospect,J. A, Kelly
OF Centreville AN! Robert Kelly of Jacks
Vile were visiting frIeu1s in New Castle last
week.
+. p. Scott. Esq. has returned from his
trip to New York.
Capt. r. /. Boggs, one Of our candidates
for Assembly took in the Merchants Picnic,