Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-03-06

Anna Dickinson, the once favorite lectnr
/ er, is now an inmate of the Danville Pa
Asylum.
james v Long of Allegheny city ha
been. appointed e. :. Consul at Florence
Italy
Mr. II. A. Kelly, of Zelienople, agent 70
the d. NJ Sechler Carriage Co. of Moline
Ill. made us pleasant call Saturday Will,
on his way home.
Mrs Perry Gould visited her parents
| Mr.. ard Mrs. Jacob Whitmire of Oakland
twp, last week.
s. f. Bowser Esq was in Harrisburg lasi
Thursday evening and attended the
| Governors reception.
Ii. II. Goueher Esq. visited his father
| in Grove City last week The old gentle
man is down with the grippe.
Rev. W J.. McClintock has rendered his
resig nation to his congregation at Center
vile, and will open school in the academy
at Parnassus, Pa.
Miss Josie HAYS has gone to Butler to
| attend the funeral of her father, Edward
HAYS, who died on Saturday, at ad-
vanced age. Chas. Hays, also of this city,
is a son of the deceased.-Franklin Nclrs.
Miss Clara Dodds of Denver, Col,
is visiting friends in Penn twb.
After an incumbeney ofsome 20 years
Mr.. Ii. c. He:neman last Saturday handed
over the agency of the Adams Express Co.
here to Mr.. Z. Y. Beggs ofClearfield Pa.
Fxom the Shelby, o. Democrat of Feb
18th we take the following-To-day Pro-
bate Judge Rebstock and Clerk of Courts
Hessey entered upon the duties of their
office for second term. Both of these
officials have made popular and efficient
officers Their experience in office will, in
their second term, add to their usefulness
in the places they occupy. This notice
would not be complete, did we not also
make mention Of the obliging Deputy Clerk
of Courts, Hugh DOorley, and the pleasant,
goodlooking. black-ayed Clerk of the Pro
bate Court, Will L. Rebstock. Several of
the young ladies of town have their eyes
on the latter.
Samuel Pollock was visiting friends in
Grove City last week.
James Simpson and family visited friends
at Creighton.
Kit Henshaw and Alice Huselton of
Millerstown are visiting friends in Butler
W. E. Dunkle of Marharg visited his
parents at Parker last week,
Mrs. G. Porter has been appointed P. NJ.
for the office at Branchton, this county;
Constable William Shanor of Connoque-
Messing twp, has lately recovered from q
severe attack of the grippe, and was able
to come to Butler, Monday.
Mr.. B. f. Mechling of Clearfeld Co., and
Wallace Mechling Of Pittsburgh were at
tending court here Monday.
Mr.. C. n. Boyd on Saturday last, pnr
chased the building at the corner of Main
and n Diamond Sts, the store room of
which he is now occupying, from Mr.. z.
Schenck for $4,000. Mr. Boyd came to
Butler from Somerset three years ago, and
in that time he has built up flourisaing
drug trade. He now owns his own home
and business building in Butler and pro-
poses making his permanent home here.
Mr.. H. ]. Pontius of Donegal twp, was
in Butler Monday. He has been Repqb
| lican all his life and is prospective candi-
date for Jury Commissioner
Miss Smith of Pittsburg is the guest of
her brother c. X. Smith
III. A. Sidler has moved into his new
house on North Washington st.
Miss Katie Ryan has returned from a
visit to Miss Hattie McKeeyer, of Great
Belt.
Mr.. Loyal Brackney of West Pearl ST.
is improving in health.
James NJ Denny, Esq. of Sagauche, one
of the mountain towns of Western Colora-
do, and the county seat of a county Of the
same name, is visiting his friends in this
county He was raised in Winfield twp.
read law with Ferd Reiber. and is making
a success in his profession in his far west
ern home. Sagauche county consists of
Sagauche valley and the surrounding hill
sides. West of the Rocky mountains and
on to California, the country is one success
sion of mountains with every here and
there beautiful valley, made fertile by
irrigation.
Curtis W. Smith of Canton, O. has been
visiting his parents here, this week.