Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-11-20

John Wigle has been appointed <. n. o
ZelieDople in place Of John Phillips re-
signed.
James B. Haslett Of this town has been
promoted from conductor on tho West
Penn, to Yardmaster ct Allegheny.
Mr.. s. L. Braham and family moved
from the Humphrey farm, Tuesday. T.
Noblestown, Allegheny Co., where they
will continue keeping boarders.
John NJ. Conway, of Cherry twp has
moved to Butler.
Mrs. Seaton, mother of Harmon Seaton.
of Washington twp, and young man
Csfferty farm in Fsirview twp. were strick
on with paralysis last Thursday.
Treasurer Wilson sprainel an ankle bad.
" while at his home in Centervilie last
Sunday.
W. Il. Condor, had . hand smashed a
the Purvis mill, Monday
Leyal 8. McJunkin, the insurance sgent
left town yesterday TN . business trip u
New York and Hartford, Conn.,, the insur
ance headquarters. and expects to DO away
for week or ten days.
Master Arthur Thompson, SON of How
ard Thompson Of the Lowry House, enter
tanned some eighty of his young friends
Wednesday evening in honor Of his nintf
birthday.
Mrs. Tinstman, nee Limberg, of Evan
City, is seriously i'll.
Robert Wilson an over-grown Butle
county boy came in the Twelfth War
Police Station this morning and said tina
he was lost He was very much frighten
ed and was unable to give any account o
himself His fears finally subsidized AM
he said that he had left the home Of hi
aunt, whom be was visiting, to 80 to
neighboring store to purchase peanuts an,
was unable to find his way back. Hi
heart bounded with Joy whom he learne'
that be had wandered only square. II
was returned to bis friends.-Pittsbur
Chronicle Telegraph, of Monday.
Mrs. Ella Taylor and her husband
George N. Taylor by, by mutual consent
separated about two years ago. Mr. Tay
lor and his little son have been, nobod
knows where, but Mrs. Taylor and her lii
tie daughter, Elsie, have been living j
Centerville, Butler county. On the IN orn
ing of the 4th inst, man drove mp tc
Jones's store,in Centervills, and hitched hi
horse. After the mail from West Browne
vile arrived, little Elsie, as has been be
custom won't after the mail for her mother
When near the postofice the man who ha
hitched his horse at Jones's store steppe
ont and gave the little girl some candy
kissed her and put her in bis buggy an
started out of town at lively gate.-Ne'
Castle Guardian.
W. A. Hsnlen, of Renfrew, has bee
granted patent for rotary plow.
On Thursday of last week bright littl
girl made her appearance ct the residenc
Of Mr. and Mrs. Fair, of Mercer street, an
Jack has been happy ever since.
Mr.. J. 3. Boggs has been appointed I
N. for Mars P. o., vice d. B Wilson, deco
Miss Mary Ray. aged l03 ye ars, died I
the Home for Aged Women, In Wilkini
burg, last Friday. The last fifteen yeaI
of her life were spent at the Home. an
nothing was known of her early lifs. Sh
came to the home of Esquire Aaron NJ
Clintock of near Valencia in 1850. Sh
was then 81 years Of age and she RENAME
with them until she was ninety, when ,
her own request she was placed in th
home.
r. c. Mcintyre and family have move
to Allegheny, and resideat No. l87, Lscoc
st.
Miss Francis Einx il now keeping houf
for her Uncle Caspar Eyth Of 223 We
Cunningham st. Her aunt, Mrs. Eytl
died some weeks ago, leaving some sma
children behind her.
Miss Emma Smith will 20 to Alleghen
with the family Of Jas. B. Haslett
We are under obligations to Hon. J. ]
Showsltsr for the Journal Of the procee.
ings Of the Senate in the Extraordinal
Session. and to Clerk Jas. N. Carson for
copy Of Smull's Handbook for 1891.
Prof N. G. Mccullough, County Sup't
the Public Schools has completed h
arrangements for the coming Teacher
Institute which will DO held during Il
week beginning Monday. Dec. 2S-the Ia
week of the year. He has secured an e.
callent list Of lecturers, and If the Opel
House is completed in time, expects
have tho lectures delivered in it, as in wi
have double the seating capacity of Il
Court room.