Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-07-12

Miss Maud Bingham, one Of the teach
crs Of Slippcryr0ck Normal, is visiting her
sister Mrs. j. W. Brown.
Mrs Harvey Miller is seriously ill.
Adam Spanningburg aud wife, formerly
of this place, were living at Johnstown at
the time of the flood and lost their house
and all 1heir household goods. They
were glad to escape with their lives, are
now living with friend, and Adam has
resumed work in the steel mill
Miss Ernie Payne, Of Titusville, is the
guest Of Mrs l.. o. Purvis; Miss Creigh-
on Of Pittsburgh, and Miss Mason, of Mo
nongahala, are the guests Of Mrs. Lorry
Roessing.
Fred King, Butler printer, and his
wife, spent last week with his folks here.
Miss Mertie Mckee and her brother Ira
spent the Fourth with JnO Reed and fam
ily, and Johns brother Adam, of Taren-
tnm, visited him and his sister Mrs. VIII
McCandless.
Mrs. Fithean, Of Bradford, is the guest
Of her mother, Mrs. Mary Muntz.
Ye editor and his eldest took in the
sights of Pittsburg last week, and me scene
Of the Johnstown disaster.
Miss Bird Gregg was the guest Of Miss
Madge Douglass last week.
Miss Belle Hall, of Warren is the guest
Of Mrs. l.. 7. Walker.
James McJunkin, of Allegheny, spent a
few days Of last week with his mother and
family in Butler.
Rev. Prof Shanor, late of Thiel College,
has accepted a professorship vacated by
Prof. John Sander, in Gustayus Adolphus
College. st. Peter, MINI. He will enter
upon his duties in September.
Rev. W. J. Cooper, late of Washington
county, has taken charge Of the Shiloh and
Clinton United Presbyterian congregations,
and Rev. Stewart has moved to Beaver
county.
Miss Amanda Brandon, Of Prospect, il
the guest Of Mrs. Jas. 5. Hayes.
Miss Maggie Bard, Of Ccntreville and
Miss Pierce Of Mercer. are the guests Of
Miss Bell Lowry.
Miss Molle Kearns, of Butler, and Mr..
Geo. Eaton, Of Chicago, were married in
the latter city on the 3rd inst.
Simeon Nixon, Geo. Ross and Jno.
Blaine represented Butler at the Reunion
Of the 9th Z. S. Cavalry, in Butler on the
4th.
Mr. John II. Rciber, foreman of this
office, spent last week with friends in
Chicago
S. d. Miller and family of W. Pearl ST.,
are at Lake Conneaut
Mr. Gumpper's three children are sum
mering with their uncle, Mr.. Geo. Shoup
OF Oakland twp.
Mr. Jos. Gray has sold the house in
which he lives 10 Mr.. Turner.
Mr.. Haincs Of Boston il the guest Of DR.
Ncyman.
The families Of VIM. Daubenspeck and
Alex Hutchison are summering at Mr.
Daubenspeck's farm in Washington twp.
The cherry trees on the farm are loaded
this year, and the ladies expect 10 preserve
a large quantity Of them.
Miss Bird Ilcineman Ia visiting in Frank.
lin, Pa.
Miss Rose Weber and Messrs Aland and
Williams, were the guests of Mrs. VIM.
Aland, while in Butler
Prof Bancroft spent last week with
friends in Mcadville.
b. c. HnseItsn has gone east to buy
good.
Mr. Jacob Fleeger, Jr Of Unionville is
on the sick lt.
Rev. W. f. Shaw Of West Liberty has
resigned his charge, and will leave for
Cuba, Crawford connty, Missouri, this
week.
Mrs. w. u. Slack Of Pittsburg IL the
guest Of Mrs l.. +. Walker.
Mrs II. n Gallagher has returned from
visit 10 friends in Pittsburg.
Ben Hogan has sailed for Europe. He
said. II am going 10 London. aud then to
Berlin 10 carry on evangelical work.
shall stay NJ long AS am successful. The
newspapers are better friends 10 me thnn
the ministcrS Only for the help ! rccciv-
cd from the press ! could not make n living
In the religious field, but with It's aid | In,
tend 10 stick, although IL Is working for n
bare crust Yes, have made ~ high AS
$40, 900 n year when | was keeping gamb
ling houses, but am out of that business
forever
The remains Of the brother Of DR.. &. H.
Lee Of New Castle, formerly Of Butler, have
been found along Stony Crock, above
JohnstOwn.
VIM. Newell Of Coaltown was granted u
divorce last Monday, and took out license
10 marry Mrs. Gruber Of Clay twp. on We'd
ncsdny. lie Is G2 and she s..
John B. Greer, Esq. II home from Marion
county, Kansas, and will remain here for
several weeks
Mrs. Mary Barto Of Evans City s the
guest Of Mrs. j. j. Reiber of North st.
Jas. NJ. Thompson, Of Shcnango, was in
Butler this week attending his sons wed
ding, and was the guest Of Commissioner
Hutchinson.
Jas. Il. Crow, formerly Of this county
but for many years head Of the fire depart
ment Of Allegheny City, died Of typhoid
fever at his home in Allegheny, on Wed
ncndhy, aged So years.
Hndji Hasscn Ghooly Khan, the Persian
minister TO this country, has resigned his
Office on account Of the funny things the
American papers have printed about his
king, the Shah. who II visiting in Eng
land.