Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-10-16

Wilbert Nicholas is recovering from
severe attack of typhoid fever.

Wilbert Nicholas is recovering from a
severe attack oftyphoid fever
Messrs Beggs and Steele, the Adams Ex-
press agents here and at Greensburg, have
changed places.
Mr.. Geo. Vincent. of 0rbisonia. Pa, has
been employed By the Germania as Leader,
and he will also assist in the new Spring
dale Photograph gallery.
Mr. George Shoup leaves next week for
Los Angeles, Cal, in Company with Rev.
Thos. .Balph and wife. of st. Clairsville,
and Geo. Frazier of Pittsburg. They will
stop at Chicago, Omaha, Denver, Salt
Lake City, and San Franciso. A tourist
ticket from Butler and return over that
route costs Sl20, and IS good for SIX months.
F. ". Eastman, II. Il. Wing, Frank
Sutton, Geo. Shatfner and wife. d. VI.
Ward, Renben MeElvain, d. b. Douthett,
W 4 Clark, and Henry korn, wife and
mother left on the 240 P. IL W. train.
Monday, to 20, ria Washington and Phila-
delphia, to Reading to attend the National
Encampment of the w L. The b. d
o. Co. put the fare at but Sl0.3l from
Butler and return good till the 24th
Mr.. George Lowry, of Sioux Falls, Iowa,
is visiting his friends here.
Mr. John A. Dodds' lecture Women
and Christ Us the Devil" 10 have been de-
livered at the NJ L. Church, AZ Renfrew
Oct 9th, did not come off; one of the
trustees not being consulted in regard to
the matter, refused to have the Church
opened. The opera house people have
finally offered it to have the lecture given
at some future time. XX.
A. D., Liooco, q, ..,,, Of Jilas Lsioo,r.,.
of Centre twp, is recovering from his long
sick spell.
Mr.. Milheim of Centre twp, was thrown
from his wagon by a runof at P. oester-
ling's in Summit twp, last Sunday, and
was seriously injured.
John Wigle and A. G. Stewart of Pros
pect. and A. j. Henry of Butler, attended
the Y. VI. G. a. Convention at franklin
Amos Seaton moved back to Yenango
twp, this week, and his p. o. address is
Eau Claire.
Rev. George Titzell preached his fare
well sermon to his Butler Congregation
last Sunday. The Church was crowded at
both morning and evening service, and
the best wishes OF his friends 90 with him
to his new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Lusk entertained
their friends last Saturday evening in
honor of their guests Mr.. aud Mr.. Gelbach.
Senator Showalter and Clerk Carson
went into Harrisburg Monday, and Jim
had the pleasure ofreading the Goynernor's
message to the Senate next day.
7sMr A. J. Black has moved to Third St.
East End.
John Shryock, cousin Of ALI and ]. S.
Wick, died at Minneapolis on Aug 9th, and
news of his death only came to town in
sending regrets from the family in response
to an invitation to the recent Dale-Wick
wedding.
A. c. Johnston Esq formerly of Butler,
is one Of the candidates on the Peoples
Ticket of Allegheny Co. for the office of
Judge. Mr.. Johnston Is a very worthy
man, and capable attorney, and is well
qualified to discharge the duties OF tie
office.
Philip Crowl and wife, of Beaver Falls,
who have friends and relations in this
county, celebrated thir silver wedding last
Saturday; and opened can of cherries
put up twenty-three years ago.
Mrs. John H. Reiber is spending the
week with friends in Sharpsburg and Ale
gheny.
Miss Lettie Sloan is visiting friends at
Grant City.