Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-08-14
Personal.

Mrs Stoddard received word from Cali
fornla, Friday, that her son is very sick,
and Miss Stoddard started for the far West
next morning.
Miss Jack, of Leechburg, is the guest of
Mrs. W. p. Roessing.
Mrs. J. B. Black is at Atlantic City.
Miss McCutchen, of Grove City. is the
guest of Miss Shaffer.
Mrs. Brown, of Pittsblrg, is the guest OF
Mrs. W. A. Stein.
Ed. Troutman ami Theo. yogeley are
doing the lakes.
Jos. Graham Esq, of Whitestown. has
sold his store to the Wright Bros, and in
tends leaving that vicinity.
Mr.. Heydrick, the Civil Engineer, is
also an amateur florist, and has dshiia OF
of his own manipulation in his garden, that
| is well worth seeing.
Miss Ida Teitsworth is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Lawrence. of Petersville.
Rev. DIR. Muhlenberg, of Reading, Pa,
has been elected President of Thiel College,
Greenville. and has accepted, this time
sure He declined once before. DIR.
Muhlenberg is a man ripe in years and IN
scholarship, and cannot help but give
prestige To the college.
Mrs. Kate Armor has returned from Wis
iting friends at Foxburg.
Mr.. Charles Kane, formerly the Kane
House, this place, has been granted a
pension of twelve dollars q month, through
the Efforts of Pension Agent Walter L.
Graham Esq. his Attorney.
Mr. J. C. Thorne, of Fairfield, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Phillips. He
IS son Of Robt. Thorne, decd, formerly
of Oakland twp, and his mother is now
Mrs. Phillips He is in the dry goods
business in Fairfield, and is doing well.
Mr.. W. f. Schmertz, of Pittsburg, who
is now In poor health, and also IN financial
trouble, was the treasurer Of the Plate
Glass Works here.
James Russell Lowell died at Cambridge
Mass and George Jones, the New York
editor, at Poland Springs, Ne, Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Sadie ziegler, of Allegheny, is visit
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Caldwell
on Jefferson st.
We are under obligations to Judge
Hazen for copy of the daily Free Press OF
Detroit, published during the reunion
there.
Mr.. Geo Habernigg Sr. has moved his
headquarters to Piltsburg. as per his
notice in another place, but his agent here
will take orders for him.
Al. Heck has water-lily in bloom in
his garden that is well worth seeing.
DIR. Simpson, of Pittsburg, the eye, ear
nose and throat specialist, will be at the
Lowry House, next Tuesday. See notices,
in this paper.
Hon. Geo. K Anderson, Of Titusville,
who died in Colorado last week, was
former partner of Mr.. G. d. Greenlee of
Butler in the oil producing business, and
Mr.. G. was one of his pall-bearers at the
funeral in Allegheny cemetery, last Satur-
day.
Mrs. J. C. Kiskaddon and daughters are
visiting friends in Allegheny twp.
Rev. George E. Titzell, of this place, has
received a ''calI' from lions Lutheran
Church of Greensburg.
Mr. James Wright, of Jefferson twp. is
seriously i'll.
Will Donahue and Gertie Irwin are re-
ported to have eloped from Petroiia.
Ten of the sons Of VIM. Davis, Sr., living
away from home were present at the bed
side of their dying mother, and attended
her funeral, as follows: Phillip, David,
Morgan Davis and wife, Russell Davis, of
Butler; VIM. Davis, Jr., wife and two sons,
Jeffrey and wife, of Flick 2. o. X. Davis,
of Warrington, West Va; James and
Mackwith, of Washington, Pa; and Reese
Davis and his family, of Brady's Bend.
The youngest son and two daughters reside
at home.-East Brady Rerier.