Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-07-13
Personal.

| c. G.. Christy and Chas. NcCandlesS, EsqS-,
left town, Tuesday morning. ir MerceF
where they were to join the Solid Comfort
Fishing Club and 20 on to Muskoko lake IL
Canada. That part OF Canada east OF the
| Georgian hay is Uof;ed over with small lakes
an Of which are lal Of ligh- Lake Mu-ko-
I ko is one OF the "a, gest OF these. 1t Is about
thirty miles long aud five or six wide. veIy
| irregular. aad dotted with we'll wooded is
lands. The tshiag parties erect their ients
on the shores OF the lake or on one OF the Is
lands, and exist on the fish they catch aud
what vegetables they can Buy from the set
tiers Their only trouble as far as fishing Is.
concerned Is 70 get bait-bait for the fish
| and this they generally take with them, a.
| there are no worms in the soil there. Ine
parties 90 by rail TO the lower cad OF the
| lake aud then take the little steamer That
phys on the lake for the point they have Sc
lectsd Revs. Mckee and Oiler were with
tie Ministerial party that campet on the
lake last year for three weeks, and their en-
tire expense was but $50.
Messrs Loyal McJunk in and John Bickel
left town Saturday for trip to Boston and
the seashore summer resorts.
Sheriff Redic, Judge Hazen and A G
Williams, who attended the Gettysburg re-
union have returned home.
After the fire at Sagertown, John Crafty
and his mOintf went 10 Il private
house and ye. remain there. Tne lire Was
the cause Of John having bickset, and he
is net as well Gs he was before II happened.
All the Butter county people in the hotel
saved their goods, excepting Mrs. hriDOs OF
Zelienopie who lost her jeweiry and her
purse The fire originated ia the kitchen,
after midnight and filled the entire house
with smoke before being discovered. Inc
Crattvs were on the ground ,hoor aud had
no trouble escaping, but Mrs. Krbbs Mrs.
Phagh aud Miss Diebendarfer of Zelienople
were on the second floor, aad ran out upon
the veranda and elam5ered down tree.
Newton Black, Esq, left town last Satur-
day for visit to mis- relatives in California.
He intends being back BY the first OF Sep
temDer.
Misses A. f. Ekas, of Sarversville, Arabel
Robinson of Butler and I.ebecca Riddle OF
Riddles Y Roads, were among the gradual
ing class of the Indiana Normal School last
Thursday.
Ex-Prothonotary VIM. Shira returned TO
Batter Friday evening from an extended
and successful business trip through the
northern part OF Penusy iyalla and southern
part OF New York, Mr.. Shira has purchas-
ed the sole right TO manufacture and sell the
Allen washer in ork Stale.
Mr. John Ekis has moved into his hand
some new house on W. Pearl street, and has
rented mis- old house to Mr.. A. j. Nicholson
the contractor.
Miss Stella Negley has returned from three
weeks visit to irieatS in New Castle.
Mrs. Martin, wife of James Martin of
ClearfieId twp, is lying very low OF kidney
trouble.
Miss Stella Leibler of PittsbIrg is visiting
Mrs. Harry Grleb.
Mrs. Reot;, wife of Joseph Reott of Sunl-
mis- twp, is lying very i'll.
Mr.. j W. Bortmas has purchased a farm
near Springfield, III.
Norman Graham, Esq. of Connoquenessing
twp, was reported on the sick list last week.
Lutte Reiber is recovering from the terrible
fall he had in Allegheny some days ago. aud
expects TO be home in about week.
Miss Emma Lehrer of SIndusky, Ohio, is
visiting Rey, +. Cronenwett, ani Mrs, j. IL.
RaDe aud family are the guests OF Mrs. Z. I.
Sullivan.
Rev Critchlow, formerly of-Prospece, but
now of Sargertown, was in town on business.
Tuesday.
Mr.. L. Il. Patterson is occupying part OF the
Gold house on w. Penn st.
For friend Jim of Bruin Me and eli per-
kins are going to Heaven together.
Miss Maud Mitchell Of New Castle was
visiting this week at Mr.. David Osborne's.
1t is said that the wife of one of our en-
terprisiag contractors has fallen heir to a
fcriune in New York City.
/ Mr. Paul Klinger hes gone to Chautauqua
to study Hebrew with Ptof. ID. A McCleua-
han.
d. H. Jack, Esq. and his family are visit
ing friends here.
Mrs Henry Troutman is visiting friends
in Carrollton, o.
Mr.. Albert Ziegler returned home, Tues
day evening.
Miss Brush of Greenvile is visiting at Rid
dies.
Mrs. Yearman is visiting at l.. P. Walk
er's.
Tom McNair has returned from Virginia.
The late Judge Turnkey bore n name Ang-
licized from the French of Tronquet, and he
was descended from French soldier who
came over to fight for this country in the
War Of the Revolution. On the maternal
side he was descended from John Fell, one
of William Penn's followers.
William Schneur, Esq. of Warren, Pa,
visited some friends in Butler lat Tuesday
evening.
Messrs James 2. Mates, Joseph Rocken-
stein AMI George StanG ELI are raj Jicias over
additions to their families.