Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-11-13
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs Byrer, Of DuBeis, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wes. Roessing.
James Glenn, the printer, has secured
position On the Standard, of Uniontown,
Pa.
Mr.. Geo. Shoup sends US an interesting
communication from Salt Lake City. The
party of which he is a member arrived
there On Saturday the 31st ult., and lett
there the following Wednesday for San
Francisco and Los Angeles.
Miss Matte Mitchell, daughter of U.
S. Senator John II. Mitchell and who is
now in Paris with her mother, is reported
to be engaged to Duke Rochefoucauld.
DR.. T. ]. Blackwood ia trying to wrest
laurels from Alderman J. p Leslie who
for several days has been claiming to be
the youngest grandfather in the city. DR..
Blackwood now claims that honor, since
bright son has been born to his daughter,
Mrs DIR. Foster at Saxonburg.-N Castle
Neics.
Maggie Beers, of Jeanette, left home
sometime ago ostensibly to visit friends in
Butler, but she Joined theatrical troupe
in Pittsburg, paid SIS for her wardrobe,
then went home until the company would
be completed aud now mourns the loss of
her money.
Frank g. Kuhns was placed in an un-
pleasant predicamcnt for q short time the
other day. He was coming up on o
train and a young couple. from Butler
county occupied the seat in front of him.
They got ont at Butler Junction to change
cars, but just when they stepped on the
platform the young lady said, Oh. Gauge
dear, I've lost my pocket book. / must
have left it in the seat" Gauge" like q
dutiful young husband returned to the car
and with the assistance of the breakman,
searched every nook and Granny about the
seat for the missing pocket book, occasion
ally casting suspicious giances at Mr..
Kuhns. whom he, no doubt thought had
picked it up. Just as they had given up
the search she was noticed jumping up and
down on the platform in great glee. She
called ont, "Oh! Gauge I've found it! 1t
was in the pocket OF my under petticoat
all the time" Frank felt wonderfully re-
lieved for he was sure Gauge was going to
have him arrested for larceny.-Frceport
Journal.
The wedding of VIM. Il. Titley, Of Mil
lerstown, and Birdie G. Clark, of Brady's
Bend, occurred Wednesday. the 4tb, at
3p. m, in the Presbyterian church at the
latter place, Rev. Mayors. pastor of the
first Presbyterian church, Kittanning, Off
ciating. A large number of relatives and
friends from Butler, Millerstown, Kittan-
Mug, Brady's Bend, East Brady, and other
places, witnessed the interesting ceremo-
ny, after which the young compile left on
the 1858 train for an extended wedding
tour, which will extend to California, fol
lowed by the congratulations and best
wishes Of host Of friends for life of con-
tiuulua hanniuax -Eao Rradv Rerip,r
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. N. Patterson have re-
returned from their wedding trip.
VII. II Riddle, Esq. has on his grounds
on Fulton ST., collection ofthe pheasants
Of the different countries Of the World, all
of which are beautiful birds.
Thos Robinson Esq. il in Florida with
the Quay party. Quay's favorite fishing
place is q lagoon along the east shore Of
the state called the Indian river.
Henry Wagner, of Fairview twp, and
who was lately granted o pension went
to his old homo in the mountains this
week.
Rev. w. A. Passavant, Sr., preached
two eloquent sermons in the English
Lutheran Church Of this place last Sunday
The Rev. J. @ Waters, President of the
Cyuuu Vi Luc CuuICu Will OCCupI
Its pulpit next Sunday morning and even
ing.
John BURY. of Franklin twp. who was
seriously kicked by horse il recovering,
but is yet unable to be removed to his
home.
Rev. Il. Cronenwett will preach in the
old Hensbew Church, Butler twp, next
Sunday afternoon at 2:30. There are regu-
lar English services in st. Marks Ev. Luth.
Church, corner Washington and Jefferson
streets on every Sunday evening at 7
O'clock, English Sunday School at 2 pm.
Mrs. Il. Il. Morgan of Bruin who is O
daughter Of J. J. Goss, decd of Oil City,
intends visiting Germany, for the purpose
of collecting her fathers interest in his
fathers estate.
Miss Lydia Il. Young has gone as Del
egate from Butler CO., to the National
Non Partisan Woman,s Christian Temper
hnce Union which is IN session this week
at Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr.. j.. w. zuver, the photographer has
sold al his branch establishment to Nj
Wright, Of Hast Brady. :