Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-10-25
Personal.

Mr. wilbert Nicholas has been or the
sick list for some days, but is again able to
be up and about
Our respected and well-known citizen,
{. {. Cochrane. Esq. has received instruc
tons from the National Transit Co. that
hereafter bis services will be required more
IN the Butler field The unsatisfactory
manner in which the trains are run on the
p. & W. compel Mr. Cochraue to sever his
citizenship Of almost twenty years IN this
place and HE himself or 10 the thriving
town of Butler. His removal viii cause a
vacancy in the School Board and require
the appointment Of 4 person from the first
ward aud the Board a President, position
he has filed for some time past. The loss
Ia Parker Of Mr. Cochrane and family viii
be A gain To Butler We notice by Bat
Ter paper that Mr.. COchrane has purchased
a residence in that place, thereby identity
ing himself at once with his new location.
Nav good luck be ever with them Park
er PhoHic Mr.. COclirane has purchased
the Lewis house on Fairview Ave, Spring
dale
Oren and L. ". Group are visiting
friends in Butler Oren is located at FL
lensburg and i. ". at Walla Walll,
Washington 0Tcn married in Oregon a
year or 80 ago, and has one child.
Mr. Austin FIeeger Of Millerstown. for
merlv postmaster under Garfield moved
into his ten-thousand dollar house last
week.
George Glass of MillerstOEu has con-
structed a toy which a correspon-
dent describes as follows: 'The de
sign represents q immature train,
comprising locomotive, tender and
passenger coach, a railway with trestle
and tunnel. and station houses located
near the road at different points. There
Is also wagon road laid out across the
enclosure and leading over the railroad at
which point are warning signs, 'LoOk out
for the locomotive" Steam, generated by
the burning Of alcohol in a box under the
locomotive runs the train for half an hour
at a time. When in operation the scene
is quite natural, as the surroundings have
been painted to represent natural scenery"
4 Mr. sammony Of Butler and Mollie
Redick Of Silver Creek, eloped lately.
Nelson Smith Of Silver Creek, has moved
to Butler
The following from the Pittsburg Ga
zette of last Saturday will be of interest to
Dolph's old friends and scholars in Butler:
Judge RebstOck, Of Ohio, Is in the city
spending a few days with his sister Mrs.
Stehlev. Mr. Rebstock, at the close of the
war, after three years Of active service IN
which he lost IN eye. settled down to the
practice Of his profession in Sidney, o.,
and Is now on the Bench, having been
elected Judge of Shelby comfy two years
ago. In his younger days before the war he
was principal of the Butler, (Pa.) public
schools and made as fine a reputation IN de-
veloping the young mind, and sometimes
the Young body, as be has since won at ex-
pounding the law. Considerable of his
time in the city has been spent by him
with his pupils Of long ago, and many are
the pleasant "reminiscences thai have been
recalled.
f. NJ Eastman, Esq, has improved his
lot and residence on North Main street.
J. D. Marshall. Esq, has lately improved
his property on North Washington street.
J. Scott McMeckin, Of Millerstown, and
Miss Lulu Copeland, Of Parnassns, We're
married yesterday.
Mr.. II. H. Goerman, lately of Butler has
purchased an interest in the Kittanning
Globe Democratic) and has removed to
that place.
Mr.. Louis Trailer, Of the New York
Bazaar, and Miss Rose Miller, of Cleve-
land, o., will be married in the near iu
ture.
The Rev. Rupp, Of Zelienople, Butler
county, is visiting his fathcr-in-law, Mr..
Salem Hill, who, by the way, has been i'm
proving and bcautifying his farm until he
has one of the best arranged and beautiful
farms in the county. -Kittanning Press.
Robert Allen ofMillerstown has received
notice of an increase in his pension of $l2
per month.
daughter Of George Gardner Of Bufla
10 Twp, il in very poor health.
Jas Atkinson of Buffalo Twp. is build
inga house in Tarentum.
Mrs. Hoffman, mother Of Mrs. Klinglen-
smith, Of w. Pearl St., fell down stairs,
Monday, and injured herself
Miss a. L. Kcister has been appointed +.
NJ. the Office at Keister station. Miss Keis-
ter takes her fathers place. She has done
all the work of the Office for several years
and has given very general satisfaction.
MI. d. i. biOiloc vi W dl4cH NoultJJ - INC
latest addition to the force Of the W. d a.
Pipe Line Office here
Conductor Gray walked up street for the
first time since the accident, Monday. His
broken jaw bone is not healing properly.
Mr. Gilbert Walker has accepted the
position Of book keeper in the water-works
Office at Canton o.
Mr.. J.. L. Braclmey, Of Springdale, is on
the airk list