Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-08-08
Personal.

Miss Darling of Allegheny is the guest
Of Miss Runyon Of West Pearl st.
Miss Bush Of KittanniDg is the guest of
her sister Mrs. Rev. Titzcll.
Mrs. Armor is visiting friends in Harmo-
ny.
John Nicklas and wife of zclienople are
the guests Of George Miller Of W. Cunning
ham st.
George Graham is home from the West,
visiting bis sister, Mrs. Samuel Gteen, who
is in poor health.
will Findley is at home visiting his pa
rents
Mrs. Fisher and daughter have returned
from visit to Rev. III. X. ShaBor and wife
at st. Peter, MINI.
s. ID. Miller, Jr. is the proud posseSsor
Of night blooming Cereus, ..which is about
to bloom, and he invites his friends to see
it, The bud will probably open the latter
part Of the week
Capt g. W. Hays, of Allegheny, is visit
ing bis old friends in this county. He
lives on Alpine Way street running
along the hillside, and the mercury stood
80 in the shade there last Sunday.
Gilbert Walker is now clerking for the
Forest Oil Co.
Mrs. wes Rocssing is visiting friends in
Dubois.
Mrs. Susanna Peck, native of Butler
Co., died at ncr home in Mt. Pleasant.
Westmoreland Co., few days ago, aged
fo2 years. She was born in Butler Co,
Jan. 10, 17SS. Not tinge Of gray could
be found ON her head, and she was remark
ably bright and healthy up to the day Of
her death, which was caused by sudden
attack of dysentery.
viii Humphrey, a son of David Hum
phrey, of near Petrolia, who was working
at the novelty works Of Oliver Bros. Il
Phillips, Pittsburg, few days ago, had q
hand caught in machine and so badly
mutilatcd that ii had to be amputated.
ID. d. Douthett, Esq, of Brownsville,
lately visited Latonia, o., and purchased a
fine mare.
Mr.. II. z. Wing has resigned his position
with the National Transit Co.
John J. Reiber, the drover. and Abe
Flick, left Monday morning for Virginia
for the purpose Of buying several carloads
oil cattle and sheep.
Mr.. Philip Mast, Of Schaul Bros. Il Co.,
and Miss Sarah Schaul, were married at
Horncllsville, N. Y, on Wednesday Of last
week
Mrs. McGrew and Mrs. Tcet and daugh-
ter, OF Prospect, are the guests Of Mrs W.
NJ. Johnston, of the South Side
Mrs. George Noble, her daughter Miss
Alice, and son W. Ii. are the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. viii Campbell. W. IL. is in
tercsted in the Dallas State Fair.
B w. Bredin, Esq, and some other
prominent men and capitalists of Franklin
looked over our town last week.
Miss Hogan, of Monterey, Is the guest of
Miss Ray Redic.
Miss Maggie Turner has so far recovered
| from her late illness as to be able to 20
about in carriage occasionally.
Rev. Robert Boyd and family are at the
| old homestead.
Mr.. Eugene Schaul has returned from a
| visit to his New York home.
| Emory Brandon and Geo. Black, Of Con-
noquenessing township, are down with ty-
phoid fever, and J. G. vandling and Mr..
Nicholas, of Petersville, are seriously i'll.
Miss Keifer, Of Pittsburgh, is the guest
Of the Misses Wullcr
Miss Agner and daughter, of Rochester,
are the guests Of Mrs. A. Troutman.
Mrs. Jameson, Of Allegheny, is the guest
Of Mrs. Chal. Campbell.
| DIR. A. A. Kelly was on our streets Tues
day. He is now located at Rose Point
Lawrence county, Pa.
Mrs Mary Gray has returned home from
a lengthy visit to friends in Harrisburg.
Mr.. Clinton Ayres, of Rochester, Pa and
his daughter are guests Of his brother, Capt
AL. Ayres. Clint. is an applicant for the
post office at Rochester, and will probably
| get it. He lost leg in the army, is a re.
sponsible man, and deserves some recogni
ton from the party.