Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-02
Marriage Licenses.
Personal.

Prof c. c. Douglass, of Dayton, O., is
the guest of j. II. Douglass. He found
some old army friends here.
R. p Scott, Esq, is with his family in
Attica, n. Y.
Mrs. Dale is visiting friends in Centre
county.
Mrs. Mckee, of Grand Rapids, Mich,
who was visiting Mrs. DR.. Byers, was call
ed home by the news of the death of her
mother.
Misses Byrne, of Newark, and Sheeky, of
Braddock, are the guests of Mrs. ID. II.
Wuller.
Miss Stella Aland is visiting friends in
Allegheny.
Rev Cronenwett l., enjoying vacation.
Miss Gussie Rauscher, of W. Pearl St,
has returned from Il visit to relatives at
Evans City.
Miss Clara Hosford, of Cincinnati, o., is
visiting Miss Bella Lowry.
Mrs. Sue Mitchell gave a dinner ON Sun
day in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jones, of
New Castle, and on Tuesday Mrs. John Ii.
Negley gave a tea party in their honor, at
which were present Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. David Osborne, Mrs.
Sue Mitchell, Mrs Brown and Mrs. W. c.
Negley.
Miss Daisy Craig, of Pittsburg, is visiting
Miss May Hazen.
Mrs III. Schneideman and Mrs. W G.
Negley spent few days in the fore part
of this week at Zelienople, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Endress.
Mrs. Will Campbell has returned from a
visit at Harmony.
VIM. Butler and wife of Washington,
Pa, are the guests of Mrs. Blu tiers father,
John Say of Bruin.
Rev. J. X. Melhorn, of Pittsb urg, and
formerly pastor of the English Lutheran
Church at Freeport, Pa, has been called
back and has assumed his old charge which
embraces the Sarversville and Saxonburg
English Lutheran Churches of this county.
He was warmly welcomed by the people
of his old charge.
Rev. Louis Hay, and Harry, Alfred and
Walter Hay, brothers 1oing business in
Allegheny had reunion at their birth
place in Zelienople, Wednesday. This was
the first time in 28 years that they visited
their birthplace together.
Will Findley is home from New York on
| a visit.
John Coyle and family of Bruin have
moved to Butler.
n. C. Mccullough has been elected Prin-
cipal and Mr.. Douthett assistant, of the
Karns City schools.
Jno Hickman and wife of Bruin have
moved to Evans City.
Mrs. ii. M. Caldwell of Bruin is at the
seashore.
Mrs. Ed Hays of Glade Run, died on the
IL ult., while ON visit to her parents, near
| Oil City.
Mrs. Martincourt is visiting friends in
Prospect.
Miss Calvert of Pittsburg, is the guest of
Mrs. A. p. Stewart
Miss Sheridan, of Youngstown is the
guest of Mrs. Hart Graham.
Miss Rankin, of Clarion is tho guest of
Miss Annie Lowman.
ID. l.. Cleeland started ON a trip through
| the Great West Tuesday, and will be gone
| for some weeks.
Mr. A. l.. Bowser, for so many years the
valued and efficient teacher of Room 10,
Union building, has resigned that position
in order to devote his time to his other
profession, that of the law. The best wish
| we could extend is that he may be as sue
cessful in the law as he has been in the
equally important calling of teacher, in
which he leaves IA record of which he may
be proud.-Franklin News
| Rev Mckee will take advantage of the
| first Harvest Exc ursion, next Tuesday, to
| start for Kimball, Neb., on visit to his
father Mr.. +. NJ. Bole and wife, and Miss
Marks are also thinking of going West that
day ON visits TO friends in Western States.
The railroad returns the excursionists free
of charge.
| Senator Greer returned home Tuesday
evening. He was with Gov. Beaver around
the State inspecting the different regiment;
in their encampments, and reports having
had good time.
Col. Young, of Zelienoplc, was visiting
his friends in Butler Wednesday. lie has
just recovered from an extended sickness
but hopes to regain his wonted vigor.