Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-08-10
Marriage Licenses.
Personal.

Miss Maud Niece Of Sandy Lake is visit
ing Mrs. Nettie Phillips.
Mr. Albert Run and wife are taking in the
Cincinnati Centennial Exposition.
Mr.. Frank Colbert now has charge of the
YIN CA. rooms.
Miss Lizzie Cruikshan,; of Allegheny, and
Messrs Ener Mckown and {. Gueth OF
Pittsburg are visiting friends IN Butler.
Rev. Oner and c. g. Christie, Esq have
returned from Aa.koko Lake. They had
clear weather there daring their stay and
lad a delightful time
Mr. Joseph kas.er anl family nave re-
moved 70 the Abrams house on L. Pearl st.
Rev. Prugh ami his daug hger, Grace, will
be absent until sept. aud Rev, John IL.
Prugh has charge ot the Home.
H. Ii. Goucher, Esq. and family arrived
ia Butler last Saturday, and nave taken up
their residence in the Minnick b1ilding on
Elm st. near its junction with r.. Pearl.
Mr.. Hugh Dryson, formerly of this county
bat now OF Kansas, was back this week on
visit to his relatives here. lie Is son Mr..
William Bryson,
john W, Brandon, ESD. Of Connoqueness-
ing twp, cast his first vote for Gen. VIM. Ii .
Harrison in 1886. His name is among those
in the list Of 1910 voters of this county for
the same man "Old Tippecanoe." Mr.. Bran
don although paralyze1, is in good spirits
and takes a lively interest ia pre- sent affairs
as well as the o.d. His memory is clear and
being closely confined he reads much and
keeps well posted in all current events and
| issues.
Mr.. William Emery, FOR merly of Wash
ington twp, and now staying with a daugh-
ter ia Clay twp. is one of the best hearted
and most pleasant old men OF the county
He was visiting this week anot her daughter
living in Butler. Mrs. Turner, and called at
the CITIZEN Office to have his name enroll
ed with the old Tippecanoe vcters Of 1870,
who intend voting mis- fall for Gen. Benla-
min Harrison. His name will be seen in the
list, Mr Emery is now in the S7th year of
bis age aud is remarkably preserved in body
and mind, having no disease that he knows
Of no pains of any kiad, and sleeps soundly
every night He commenced voting for
| Presidents ia 1924 and has a clear memory of
all political events since then. He attrib-
u,es his good health aud strength to his
living temperate life in all thiags.
Mr. David Tibball of New Castle made a
business visit to this place last week.
Rev. ID. L. Roth, pastor Of the English
Luthern Church OF this place, tendere1 his
resignation a. such to the Church Council on
Sunday last. He has received call 10 take
charge OF church in Albany, New York
Rev. Roth has been very successful la his
labors with the church here during the now
nearly four years he has been its pastor, aad
his leIving nov be gsa.ciily reseettsi
by It's members.
VIII Lusk aal family, anI Coa1uc.,r
Gray ani sou Willie, were at Atlantic City
this week.
At the meeting Of the G ,oi Will III jse CO.
| Tuesday evening Lew Keck resi- gned the
Foremanship, position he has held for IL
years.
Mr.. Hszett Of Milerstown has rented and
novel into Harry Grieb's hous; at weit enl
OF Jefferson St.
! The Rock Fishing Club returned last Sat
| urday from their trip 10 Colneaut, Chautlu-
qua and other points.
Misses Alice and Mary Brown are visiting
relatives in Pittsburg.
Lev McQnistion, E,1 has returncl from
pleasant trip ~ Detroit.
Mr. Luther R.iber, son Of Mr. John + :.
| Reiber OF North street, who was 10 terribly
Injured by fall from &C lifDli ia Allegheny
City some weeks aga. was broI sht h )m: last
Monday morning. aud is doing well.
| Miss Ray Rsdic is visitin, friel !, a, Non.
tcrey, Clarioa coIaty, and HogArl al1 May
are in Allegheny twp.
Warren McCreary Of Oleln, y. Y. is stop.
ping at the Lowry House.