Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-09-13
Personal.

Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Carrie McCandless and Mr.. Greeley of Mas
bna. Iowa. on the 18th inst. The eircum-
stances attending the match are quite ro-
mantle. Miss Carrie and Miss Greeley, a
daughter Of the prospective groom were
schoolmates at AndoYer, Mass; Miss Gree
lev visited Miss McCandless in Butler and
shortly after her return home died of con
sumption. Her mother died shortly after
she did and a visit by Mr.. Greeley to But
Ter has resulted in the prospective we'd
ding
Miss Ida Wilson of Prospect is seriously
Ill.
Adam Troutman is on a tour through
Texas.
The Misses NJ Nixon and Ida Graham,
experienced dressmakers, formerly OF EV-
ans City. have rented rooms from August
Stuebgen in Saxonburg, and will carry on
e general dress making busin ess in this
place.
Rev. D. Luther Roth, of Albany, spent
a few days of last week in Butler and then
went to see his mother in Franklin town
ship. His church in Albany is prOspenng
and he has doubled its membership since
he took charge Of it.
Mr.. J. c. Kelly, of Worth township, has
rented his farm to j. W. Moore and Thos.
Morrow. and intends removing to New
Brighton, Oh the lst of October next. He
will have a sale Of his household and farm
goods on next Wednesday week, the 10Th
inst. for particulars of which see bills
posted in that vicinity.
Old Uncle Sam Meyer, of Lancaster
n al friends a nlef
his house on Tuesday of last week, to cele
brate his s7th birthday, and some three
hundred ana sixty persons assembled
there. Tables were set in the orchard,
good dinner was partaken OF some
speeches were made and it was the largest
affair of the kind ever held in the county.
Mr.. Moyer has good health and is yet an
active man.
Mr. Fred Rauscher is improving his res
idence at corner Of Washington and Pearl
Sts.
Mr.. W. II. Morris is adding three rooms
to his residence on W. Pearl ST.
Miss Mollie McCandless of Greenville is
the guest of Mrs. Jno. NJ. Russell of w.
Pearl st.
Al. Heck has begun the erection Of his
greenhouse.
Mr.. Jas. A. Oesterling has moved to his
new residence on Institute hill
Prof f. Mackey arrived home from his
European trip last Thursday evening.
Dr. Redick and family are visiting friends
in Oil City.
Col. Redic and WIFE Jn0. T. Kelly and
wife, Capt Rodgers and wife, and Sam
Miller Of Butler, and Levi Porter and VIM.
Seaton Of Marion twp, Rob't McClung and
DIR. Birchard of Fairview twp, and others
whose names we did not learn, are at Get
tysburg this week.
Mrs. Balph widow of Eli Balph, and
mother of Dr. Balph Of Butler, Rev. Thos.
Balph. Mrs Henry Gumpper and Mrs.
Geo. Campbell of Butler, and Mrs. George
Shoup ofOakland,is is lying seriously ill at the
home Of Mr.. Shoup in Oakland twp.
Rev. W. o. Eltcrich and wife of Allie
ghcny who expect to start this week, as
missionaries, 10 China, were visiting at
Rev. Limbergs.
Mr.. John Coyle, lately Of Parker twp,
has moved into the Barickman house ON
Water st.
Mrs. l.. II. Geshwind returned to her
home in Wilkes Barre, Pa, Thursday
morning
Esq. John Thomas Of Allegheny twp,
Mr. 6. A. Needle, editor Of the Parker
Phe0nig, and Mr.. James A. Morgan OF
Parker twp were in Butler, this week, as
witnesses in the Seaton outrage case. The
case did not come up till Wednesday, and
the long delay was very provking TO Mr..
Needle and others who had to neglect their
business for it.
Miss Colestock Of Unontown IL the guest
of her brother, Joseph Colest0ck Of W.
Pearl st.
W. n. Harley, a student at the Uniyer-
sity at Columbus, Ohio, preached his first
sermon in the German Lutheran Church OF
Millerstown, last Sunday week, and made
a very favorable impression.
Frank Purviance has rented the Hainer
house on W. Pearl st.
Miss Alice Miller of Millerstown il the
guest Of the Misses Reibcr of Il. Jefferson
st.
The Misses Cubbison of IlarriAville are
the guests Of the Misses Ayers.
JOS Rockcnstcin is at Gettysb urg this
week
Alex. Boyd has sold his property on W.
Jefferson St, to Dean Campbell for 50, l75.
on Thursday morning little lady arriv-