Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-11-01
Personal.

DIR. Rob't W. Watterson. formerly Of
this place, but now practising his profes-
sion at Zelienople, Pa, and Jennie L. Hun
ter, of Rochester township, were married
one evening last week, at the home of the
ride.-Beaver Times.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. ". Phillips, of this
city, have been attending a church con-
vention in Louisville, ky.-New Castle
| Guardian.
Mr. Chas E. Hurlburt of Pittsburg. Gen
| eral Secretary of Y.M.CA. of the State,
was in Butler, Sunday and Monday, look
ing after the interests of the Assn here
He preached in the NJ. T. Church Sunday
morning and in the L. p. Church that ev-
ening, and attended the meeting of the
Directors of the Assn Monday afternoon.
A Sec'y for the Assn here has not yet been
chosen.
Nj. W. II. Alexander has returned from
his trip to California and has again settled
down in good old Butler County" lie
writes us from Whitestown to renew his
subscription.
Miss Anne E. Wadsworth is the new p.
m. at Kiester and not Ann Z. Kiester, as
our types said last week
Al. Heck expects to complete his green
h ouses this week, and has already placed
his plants in them.
Mr.. Alex. Boyd has removed to Du-
quesne, Allegheny Co., where he superi n
tended the erection of plate glass works
in which he has an interest and of which
he is manager.
Mr.. John Stewart. of Evans City, is ser
iously i'll.
VIM. Miller, Jr., of Mercer, has been ap-
pointed Bank Examiner for Western Penn
sylvania.
DR.. Irvine did kind act for DIR. COwden
last Monday by lending him enough money
to stay the execution on his place. The
Campbell mortgage amounted to 5000.
Mrs. Payne, of Titusville, is the guest of
Mrs. l.. o. Purvis.
Mr.. and Mrs. and Alice Wick, Belle
Lowry. Rev. 0ller VIM. Campbell Sr., l.
J. McCandless, Mr.. and Mrs. Daubenspeck
and Mrs. Maxwell and son attended the
funeral of Rev. Marshall at Middletown,
last Tuesday.
II. II. Goucher, Esq, has rented part
of Mrs Martins house on East Pearl St,
and Mr.. Minick has moved into his house
on Elm, having sold his business at the
depot to Mr.. Mangold.
Martin Greer has removed his family to
Euclid, but retains his situation at Free
port.
Mrs. Mcbride and her daughter Melissa
and Mrs. Dal Harvey, who lives next door
are all down with typhoid fever, as is also
Mrs. Lew Cochran.
MI. VIM. NJ. Lardin Of Fayette Co., is
visiting his friends in Butler Co. He is q
brother of Daniel Lardin, and brother-in-
law of Harry Moorhead and Jos. S. Miller
Mr.. Lardin was formerly in the oil business
in this county, and moved to Fayette Co.,
in 1878, and is now engaged in farming and
stock breeding.
Mr.. W. p Kelly, of Millerstown, takes
John Reeds place in HuseltOn's store.
Robert Gilleland, Esq, of Summit Twp,
is seriously ill.,
Mr.. Alex. Grieb lately submitted to an
operation for the removal of tumor
around his right jugular vein, that has
been growing there since he was boy of
fourteen years. ID. Hays Agnew, the cell
ebrated surgeon Of Philadelphia, was the
artist, the operation was successful and
Alex. is now lying in hospital at Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. Nathan Swartz, of Chicago, was the
guest of Mr.. +. Rosenberg this week.
Mr.. j. P. Kirn, one of Franklin's leading
chess players, spent Tuesday in Butler,
the guest of another devotee at the shrine
of Caissa.
Miss Alice Brown has returned from an
extended visit to friends in Titusville.
Hon. Adolphus Rebstock, one of the
Judges of Shelby county, 0hio,-one of the
populous counties of the western part of
the State,-yisited Butler this week and
was the guest of Mr.. Joseph Niggle. Heis
well remembered by his old scholars here as
the efficient teacher and principal of our
schools. While teaching he read law with
John Graham, Esq, and, after his death,
with Thompson & Ripple, and following
his admission to the bar in 1860, located in
Sydney, the county seat of Shelby county,
Ohio. He rose in his profession, and last
year was elected Probate Judge of the
county-the business of the Courts tn ere
being diyided between the Common Pleas
and the Probate Judges. He received q
cordial welcome from his old friends here
who were pleased to see him, and to again
take him by the hand and congratulate him
upon his success in life.
Mr. F. f. Dutoit and wife spent few
days in Butler last week, the guests of Mr..
Reihing. of Willard House. Mr., Dutoit
now lives in Columbus, o., and travels for
the Ohio Furniture Co., of that place. His
wife was Miss korn, of Butler, an aunt of
Mr. Reihing.