Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-16
Marriage Licenses.
Personal.

Rev. II. X. Shanor and family left town,
Tuesday, for their new home in st. Peter,
Minn. The best wishes Of his friends 60
with him
Mr.. KERN Of the Com gazette of Pitts
burg wrote up the re union for that pa
per.
Mr. Peter Burtner and James Shanor,
Jr are on a fishing trip in Erie county.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Reiber spent last
week with friends in the southern part Of
this county and Beaver county.
Mr.. |. Rosenberg and son are visiting
friends in Chicago.
Mr. f. II. Bole and wife are visiting
friends in Kansas, and Miss Minnie Marks,
friends in Iowa.
Mrs. W. II. Reihing is visiting friends in
Pittsburg.
H. J. Klingler and Col. Lowry are at
Bedford Springs
Sec'y Forester of the Y. NJ. c. A. is in
Erie.
Martin NJ Greer has been elected to one
Of the Oakland twp. schools.
Miss Finkelpearl of Pittsburg is the guest
of Miss Annie Rosenberg.
Miss Sadie Cunningham of Clinton twp is
the guest of Miss Edna Love of Pearl St
Miss Lizzie Armstrong of Pittsburg is the
guest of Mrs. 5. f. Bowaer.
Mr. James s. Hays, returned, Saturday,
from a trip to Washington, Pa, in the in
terest of the Allen Washer The firm has
several agents at work in that county and
they are doing well
Rev. ". o Campbell filled the pulpit o f
the Presbyterian Church of Butler, las t
Sabbath morning, and Rev. II. X. Shane r
that evening. Both delivered excellen t
sermons
Miss Myra Spang is visiting friends in
Sewickly and Beaver Falls.
John Renno lights 1O2 lamps every
evening, and Billy Polhemus oyer in
Springdale, lights -.
Miss Mary Mo8er. Of Pearl street, has
gone to York State on a visit To friends
and relatives, which will include Titusyille,
Wellsville and Bolivar.
The Misses Ihmsen of Allegheny, and
Wasson of Petrolia, have been the guests
during the past week, Of Miss Mary Me
Shane of Pearl 81.
Miss Emma Negey celebrated her sixth
birthday on Friday, the 9th, in company
with nearly seventy five OF her friends
Hon. A. l.. Hazen and T. W. Lowry,
Esq, attended the Twelfth Annual Stag
Party at front Island, near Sharon, given
by gentlemen of that place.
Mrs Glib Linn has returned from a visit
to Washington, Pa, aud Buffalo, n. Y.
Lon Russell and Harry Walker have re-
turned from visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs Hah of ----- is visiting at
Mr.. Alf Wick's.
Miss Lima Walker, ofGrovc City, has been
the guest of the family of W. II. Wal
ker Esq. the past week
Misses Name and Grace Prugh and Alice
Wick have returned from Atlantic City
Miss Maud Miller of Oil City, is visiting
her cousin, Mr. $. A. Miller, of the oil Well
Supply Company.
Mrs. Smith and Miss Schoeniarn of Pitt s-
burg are the guests of Mrs G. Koch
Misses Sophie Sigworth andBelaWisscn
berger, and Messrs Glager, Wisenberger
and Williams, who are the guests of the
Misses pape and Reiseman, together with
Stella and Mamie Pape, Lima Muller,
Mary Reiseman Maggie Badauf, Mrs.
Mary Stehc 1'heo, Gerard and Eugene
Pape, John Stehle and a. Criey, made n
picnic party at Muddycreck Falls, Tues
day. They had a splendid time bu t were
caught in the heavy rain coming home that
night.
Mrs. Isaac Phillips of New Castle is the
guest of Mrs. Judge Hazen.
Mrs. Hackett, of Pittsburg, is the guest
of Mrs Martincourt.
Mrs Ellie and two children, and Miss
Josie Berg are the guests of Mrs. c. Koch
Mr. H. F. Kinch, sgent for the Harrison
Nursery and Greenhouse of Natrona, took
some nice orders in Butler Wednesday.
Mr. George Scheiring, one Of the en-
ploye5 of the bottle work at Anderson,
Ind, started for that place this (Friday)
morning. All the other employees of that
plant, who We're spending their vacation
in Butler had already gone on.
Mrs. l.. II. Geshwind of Wilksbane, Pa,
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Negley.
Mrs. Smaley, of Chicago, is the guest
of Mrs. VIM. Campbell, Sr.
James Scott is back from Europe.
Rev. Flemon came back to Pittsburg,
Tuesday, aud was given a reception at the
y. q o, depot.
Mrs. A. NJ Cornelius is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. kiester, of Reibold.