Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-11-06
Personal.


John Hartzell, the liveryman, was made
happy last week by the arrival of girl at
his home.
A Butler Co. girl named Sadie Allebaugh
who was visiting in Lawrenceville. Pitts
burg, started out to do some shopping last
Wednesday, lost her way, was misdirected
by two men and afterwards found lying
unconscious ON the hill.
A Mra. Patterson or MrE. Semple who
claims that her home Ii In Butler Co., has
been playing the part OF the gay deceiver
in Pittsburg and Allegheny.
Mr.. Frank ". Kcene, the operator for
the National Transit Co. here has been
selected for manager Of the New Opera
House. His brother J. =. Keene is The
manager Of the Franklin Pa. Opera House.
Bill Eye, an interesting and original
authority on such matters, says in relation
TO ladies fashions: Ladies' will have
different clothes this year throughout
Soft and fnssy elfect- viii be sought after
considerably. A nice warm bonnet, direct
froDi Paris, is made Of a neat little blue
jays breast with satin strings which tie
under the chin. a very fascinating bon
net for street wear during the more bitter
cold weather will consist Of mauyc rosette
with muskrat skin ear tabs. For skating
and Christmas merry.making q dainty
little beetle with narrow velvet string
makes coy and very heaithful hat for
cold evenings under the wintry sky.
Guipure and Venetian laces will bc used TO
keep Jack Frost out Of the otherwise ex-
posed chest Of society"
Mrs. 3. v. Sloan, OF Eau Claire, Butler
county, brought us some fine apples last
week. They grew on q graft that was
sent from the battlefield OF Bull Run by
her brother, W. j. Welsh, Of Franklin
Emlenton Ncws.
Col. w. r. Mechling, Peter 6chenck
and George Stamm, members Of the Butler
Council were In town Thursday on a visit
Of observation. They inspected the Opera
House aud the Paving Brick Works, from
which latter 500, 900 brick are being sert to
Butlcr.--Franklin Neps.
Rev. Titzcl and his wife were given
reception In Zions Lutheran Church Of
Greensbnrg, last Thursday evening, which
was very pleasant affair, and included q
good supper, speech making, and the pre-
sentation 10 Roy. Titzel, OF suspicious
looking package
Row. Wm. Branfield Of Millers town will
possibilities" in the N. e.. church next
Tuesday evening.
Will Welahons, Of Boyd's drug store. and
I'd Grohman, Of Redick's,are "fall Aedged'
druggists, having PASSED their examina.
fion befols the State Board at It's late sit
ting at Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase Of New Jersey are
tue guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. u. Miller,
Jr.
john NJ. Reed aud wife were at Smiths
Ferry this week attending the funeral OF
sister Of Mrs. Reed.
Mr.. l.. II. Patterson Of the Government
printing Office ut Washington came home
to vote In the Fifth ward.
Contractor Schenck IL rushing work on
the new Opera House.
John puryiance, Esq. had stroke Of
paralysis, last Sunday, and has been very
feeble since.
Rev. William A. Passavant Jr.. OF Pitts
burgh, preached In the English Lutheran
Church OF this place last Sunday morning.
La the evening he also conducted the
services held by the children Of the Sunday
School Of the Church In commemoration Of
the great Reformation, commenced by
Luther, being the 374th anniversary Of the
same-l5l7 1891. These exercises were
very successful, interesting and instructive.
Next sunday Rev. Dr. William A. Passa.
want sr viii Oil the pulpit Of the Church,
both morning and evening.
A Cory girl disappeared few days ago.
Among her effects was found q dairy,
which relates that she has long been init.
mate with young married man. He has
also disappeared. Both were conspicuous
workers In the church. Moral: Don't keep
dairy.--Frankln Necs.