Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-06-19
Personal.
Al Heck and II. c. Heineman represent
ed the Butler Equitable Ali at the Titus
vile Convention, last week.


vile Convention. last week.
Mr. Rodgers the advance agent of the
Frank Robbins shows, claims to be the
inventor of an instrument similar to Edison ;
"kinetograph, by which he proposes re-
producing images and motion, just as the
phonograph reproduces sound. What
wonder ii would be, to sit in your room,
and with kinetograph on your table and
a telephone at your ear, and see and hear
persons talking and acting, squares or miles
away. Mr. Rodgers also claims to be the
inventor of a boat, that is propelled by the
heat of the Sun, and he is trying to secure
space for its exhibition at the World S Fair.
no. Walker, Esq. has opened his law
Office in the Diamond Block on Main St at
which place he will be glad to have his
friends call when in need of any thing IN
the legal hine.
Fannie Scott of ST. Joe, has returned
from visit to friends in Franklin.
DIR. and Mrs. a. W. Crawford. of
Kensington, attended the Frazier-Black
wedding, in Franklin, last week.
This week East Brady loses the family
of Matt Yost, by their removal to Bntler,
where Mr.. Yost has been engaged IN busl-
ness for the past year and half; while
Butler will gain very estImable family.
We are sorry for this change, as we would
rather see good citizens moving into East
Brady than moving from it; at the4Same
time hope the change will be to their ad-
vantage, as il must add greatly to their
comfort Mrs. Ynsy left with her children
on Tuesday, taking with her the regrets Of
wide circle of relatives, friends and
neighbors The REVIEW will follow them
Mr.. Chas. Howe, formerly resident Of
this town during the palmy days, but late
of oil City, has opened brokers office in
Butler, Pa. lie viii meet many OF the
old time oil region boys in the town of
Butler. Mr.. Howe has good clean re-
cord as broker.-Parker Phoenir.
Senator Showalter returned home last
week. lie and his family spent a few days
with friends in Boston, after the Legisla-
turc adjourned.
Mr. J. o. Dodds is building a house on
his lot on New Castle st.
Rev. Pollard preached in the Sunbury
NJ. E. Church last Sunday.
Lon. Marshall has sold his fruit store on
s. Main ST. to Mr. Scott Thompson, and
proposes making visit to his sister in
Oregon.
Mrs. John Leisie, of Cranberry twp, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. J. Reiber
this week.
A Butler boy who learned the drug
business with Dr. Redick and is now locat-
ed in Allegheny and is making a fortune
filing Father Mollinger's prescriptions.
Mr.. L. NJ. Armor, formerly of Zelienople
this county, but who for some years has
been resident of Allegheny, met with
singular and very painful accident last
Monday evening. He was on his way from
Harmony to Allegheny at the time, was
sitting with his head turned talking to a
man in the seat behind his, and just as the
train was leaving Evans City, small hall
entered his left eye, cutting the eye-ball
and lodging in the cavity. 1t was pain
ful wound, but he had to endure it till he
reached the city, when specialist sewed
up the torn eye ball but could not remove
the shot, and he does not know yet whether
or no he will lose the eye. He thinks the
shot came from Flobert rifle.
Mr.. Reineman, the wholesale florist OF
Allegheny sent us basket of Gen.
Jacuueminot roses on Tuesday and con-
sequently has our everlasting gratitude.
The flowers were greatly admired by many
who saw them.
S. D. Miller Jr. and family spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his parents at Oil
City.
The most charming young lady in Butler
is bycicle fiend.
Dr. J. s. Campbell, of Wellsville o., and
Mary Downey Of W. Sunbury were married
in Mex eesport Tuesday.
Joseph Mclaughlin, an oil-driller of
Murrinsville, Butler county, is lying at
the point OF death in the Allegheny gen
eral hospital, having been hit by an engine
of the Pittsburg g. Western r. X. The ac-
cident occurred some time on Sunday morn
ing. Mclaughlin was intoxicated and sat
down on the track, when he fell asleep.
He awoke some hours later and was una
bic to move, having been hit and thrown
to the side Of the track. Some men from
Wildwood found him and had him sent to
the hospital. An examination brought to
light no wounds or bruises, but paralysis
from the fifth rib down has affected the
mans lower extremties and he is in very
serious condition.
Rev w. n Harley has been installed as
pastor of st. Marks congregation of
Columbus, 0. Rev. G.. II. Schultz, A. NJ,
President Of Capitol University, Of which
Will was student, assisted by Rev. Beck,
conducted the installation services, and
Wills mother was present. His address is
now 81 McMillen Ave, Columbus, o.