Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-03-13
Personal.

John Burkhart returned from Scranton,
where he had been serving as U. $. Grand
Juror, last Friday. He enjoyed the trip
very much.
"Culp Templetou of Campbell and
Templeton is home from business trip.
The Tarentum San says that the widow
of John Smith, who died there recently,
has returned to her parents in Butler
county.
| Miss Lewis of Clarion is the guest of
Miss Lou Emery of S. Washington St.
The family of John Logan, of Centerville,
Butler county, are sorely afflicted by the
| fearful burning of their little daughter. aged
| six years, which occurred recently. While
| about the crate her clothes caught fire, and
with great presence of mind she ron TO the
bed and wrapped herself in clothing.
smothering the fire, but not until she was
severely burned. She is a great sufferer,
but her recovery is hoped for. The bed
was burned for which Mr.. Logan received
insurance through the agency of d. NJ. c.
Evans of Mercer.-Mercer Dispatch.
Geo. W. McNees, formely of this county
is candidate for Sheriff in Armstrong Co.
Tom Crawford, the popular young livery
man who was recently married has moved
into his cosy house on West Miftiin st. 1t
was the wedding present of his father
Mr.. s. W. Crawford of West Pearl st.
Paul Mitchell is recoveringin health.
L. C. Martin of Sonora fired two shots
into flock of crows, the other day, and
killed seventeen of them.
Jos. Parker of Buffalo twp, intends
moving to Butler, and Antony Nolf of same
twp has moved to Freeport.
W E. Ralston of Butler and j. C. Bran
don of Connoquenessing tp, were in Grove
City last week.
Mrs Thompson of Erie was the
of her daughter Mrs. c. c. Coch
rane last Sunday.
Mr. II. A. Kelly moved rom Zelienople
to Prospect last week.
Rev Hall Young will lecture on Alaska
in the N. E. church next Friday evening.
Mr.. W. L. SAMSON, one of the proprietors
of the Democrat of Clarion Pa, was the
guest of Mr. Eli Robinson of the Eagle
ever Sunday.
Mr.. J. W. Rice of Butler twp, is can
didate for Jury Commissioner He was
born and raised in the county and has al
ways voted the Republican ticket.
Miss Laura O'Neil is visiting her sister at
st Albans, W. Va.
Geo. NJ. Graham is home from the West,
and on Monday bid in the part of his
fathers property advertised at Orphans
Court sale.
Norbert Weser has opened neatly kept
- l-aI AA..
underline post Office.
John Warmcastle and his youngest
daughter, Miss Annie, left Centerville
Tuesday morning, for trip over the North
ern Pacific r r. and down through Wash
ington and Oregon to point in California,
where his brother. who is q Judge, lives
The o. G.. Bingham Post, No, 3O5 present
ed him with gold headed cane, suitably
engraved, before he started.
The mother of Mrs. Rev. Oller died at
her home in Washington, Pa, last Mon
day.
Frank Anderson sold his building on
Main St., near the Diamond, Tuesday, to
Frank Huselton for $1,000.
VIM. Smith, of Perry Twp, Lawrence
Co., an old 49er, dropped dead on Sunday,
the 1st inst.
Nc. Jacob Reiber Of Glade Mills, return
ed on Tuesday from three weeks visit to
friends in New York
Rev. Ogden officiated as pastor of the
Middlesex Church for forty years.
Miss Lillian B. PERI, bloomington. Tenn,
has won a prize for the best description Of
the kind of a man to marry, and this is the
way she paints her ideal: IF wished to
marry (Which of course do not) | would
desire man too noble to commit a mean
act, but generous enough to forgive one.
A man as gentle as a woman, as manly as
Nan; one who does not talk scandal nor
tell disagreeable truths. A man whose
l could carry my doubts and perplexities
and with whom would find sympathy and