Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30
Personal.

Mrs. Ii. W. Locke and Miss Name Nc
Dowell are visiting friends in Fairview.
John -Forgie has moved from Buena
| Vista to Butler.
Rev Yohn has moved from Mt. Chestnut
to Peachville.
Mr.. John Burns and wife, of Petrolia
are at Atlantic City.
Frank Orris, of Fairview, is home from
Indianapolis, and is very sick.
Eva Howe, of Greenville, is the guest oi
Mrs Eli Reep of Fairview.
Thos. Hays and family, of Fairview, and
j. j. Showalter and family, of Millers'
town, took in the Chautauqua this season.
Geo. Fetter is building on Lincoln Ave,
South Side.
Adam Neice, of Sandy Lake, is visiting
his brother. Henry Neice, of Butler.
Mrs Jas. MeElhaney is visiting relatives
in Clay Twp.
Mrs. Wertz, Of Greensburg, and Miss Nc
MILAN. Of Clintonville, are the guests OF
Mrs Hardman.
the guests of Mrs. VIM. Reihing.
Mrs. NJ. Schneideman and her son Theo-
dore are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
Schneideman, of W. Jefferson st. Theo-
dore is now a full-aedged physician, is
practicing in Philadelphia, and is doing
we'll
George. Samuel and John ShafIner, Frank
Koch's wife and some of their children, left
Butler for Milwaukee, last Saturday after
noon. They are all going on visit to
their sister and intend having n family re-
union.
Mr. W. j. BARLEY Of Verona, Allegheny
Co, son of Thos. Bartley, deceased, was
visiting friends in Jefferson Tp., last week.
A. j. Nicholson and family have moved
to house on Institute Hill
Rev. Oller is at Washington, Pa.
Mrs. Myers, OF Pittsburg, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Criswell.
Mrs. Geo. Shaffer is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Kurtz and daughter Madge, of
Phil'a, are the guests of Mrs. j. B. Mitchell
Il. d. Calvert was in New York last
week
Mrs Knepper, and Misses Cope and
Thomas, of Westmoreland Co., are the
guests of Miss Emma Barnhart, of near
Millerstown.
David Dale, of Millerstown, intends re-
moving to Butler.
Constable Kennedy is yet seriously
i'll from the effects of his late misfortune.
Miss Stevenson gave description of the
Ascheville Missionary School, at Sunday
School, las Sunday, and an account OF the
natives there.
NJ. Sullivan, Esq, of Bradford, is visit
ing his mother.
Miss Maggie Nail has returned home.
Mrs. Duff, Ct Allegheny Co., who was
hurt by the West Penn accident, was on
her way home from visit to the Gribben
sisters, of Jefferson TIP. Her maiden name
was Callen.
Miss Earla Williams, OF Franklin, is the
guest of Jennie Shira.
j. NJ. Greer, Esq. has begun the erection
of large house on his lot at east end of
Fulton st.
Mrs John NJ. Russell, of W Pearl St,
has returned from visit to her folks in
Centre TIP.
Miss Huber, of Gettysburg, and Miss
Ferguson, of New Wilmington, are the
guests of Mrs. W. P. Roessing.
Harry Miller, of Oil City, is visiting his
brother, S. D. Miller of W. Pearl St.
Mrs. Morrow and Miss BARLEY, of Ale
gheny, who were the guests of Mrs. W. II.
Morris, have returned home.
j. Helwig and family, of little Washing
ton, have moved to Butler.
DIR. Walters, of Pittsburg, is the guest of
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Gamble, of W. Pearl
St.
Rev Asa II. Waters, of the Jumonville,
Fayette Co., Pa, Soldiers Orphan School,
was in town on business last Wednesday.
Rev. Waters was former pastor of the
English Lutheran Church of this place and
since leaving here, % years ago, has built
up and successfully managed the fine school
at.his present place of residence.
Prof. J. L. Snyder has returned from a
trip to Iowa and Nebraska, and stopped in
Butler for a day on his way to the city,
where schools open next Monday.