Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-08-12
Personal.

The Boyd family will hold their seventh
annual reunion at the Seventh Avenue Ho-
tel in Pittsburg on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Aug. 80 and 3lst Members of the
family from all parts of the States will be
present and as the family is very large
one, quite an assemblage is expected to be
there.
Alfred Phillips of Bruin has moved to
Butler.
The Stillwagon family of Centery lie and
Slippery Rock township have, according to
report, inherited property valued at
thirteen million dollars, in northern Eng
land. The family in this county consists
of Washington and his family, Adam and
his family and the heirs CT Isaac.
Alex. Borland, Robt Kinter and Howard
Kelly are home from Camp Black.
Robert Bsloh, secretary of the Parker.fair
association, favors Us with copy OF their
premium book. The fair viii be open
September 20, 21, % and %.
Mr.. Geoge E. Vogeley has purchased a
lot from John laval fronting W. Jeffer-
son ST., and intends building a fine house.
Architect Schenck is preparing the plans
for it.
We were treated to some delightful
music on last Saturday evening by party
of mandolin and guitar players, among
whom were Messrs. Harry Bell, IL. Cum
mings, Lorry Hilliard and Ed. Shaw. The
music of the mandolin accompanied by
guitars is exceptionally sweet, and in the
hands of player like Mr.. Bell succeeds IN
charming all who listen.
J. C. Heydrick, and Bert
Heydrick were up from the Allegheny oil
fields on Saturday and Sunday.
Prof. G. A. Schotte, the we'll known
III usic teacher is visiting his family IN
Pittsburg this week. The Prof has built
up fine reputation in Butler as teach
er of the Piano, Violin and Guitar.
Messrs Kessleman, f. McJunkin, Eskin
Flack, Thomas, Wilson, Price, Andrews,
weser, Byerley, Barnard, Maxwell,
and Baker, fifteen in all, members
of Co. E. 18th Reg. came home
Monday on furlongh of thirty
days, or so much thereof as they
wish to take One fourth of the company
is now allowed to be on furlough. The
boys are now divided into messes of
dozen each and each mess has a caterer
who purchases supplies for their table.
Mr.. Crawford has decided the house at
the corner of West Pearl and North Wash
ington ST., back to l.. S. McJunkir, and he
has moved to Shaffner's house on Fairview
Avenue.
Miss Minnie Marks has returned from q
two weeks visit to Connesut Lake.
Hon Thos II. Marshall is summering on
his Penn township farm; and with his son
and some friends was in Butler Monday.
J. F. Anderson and wife, Morgan Davis
and wife, r. NJ. Shanor and Phil. Grinder
of Butler, and Frank Murphy and son of
Millerstoyn are at Denver, Col.
Mrs Ball and Miss Melbourne of Canton,
o. are the guests of Major Anderson and
wife.
Charley McJunkin came home from
Homestead sick.
Ed. Colbert is taking a vacation.
Mr.. Peter Schenck returned Friday from
a visit to Philadelphia and some OF the
seaside resorts.
James A. Negley, the genial drygoods
agent, is around seeing his customers of
this vicinity.
wiz Morris is home again owing to the
continued illness of his wife. He says the
boys now have their tents foored and are
living comfortably.
"A. W. Story, druggist of Warren, form
erly Deputy Sheriff Of this county, is visit
ing friends here.
Miss Mollie Gilkey hag returned from
her spmmer's outing.
l.. c. Wick and wife are at Atlantic
City.
A Rochester, Pc. lady who says that she
is "the wife OF the wife beater who pro-
fesses to be o herb doctor" requests US to
warn the young ladies of Butler against
him, and states that he has q wife and Eve
children in Rochester, three of whom are
working in the tumbler works.
Rev. Kerr and wife CT Harris, 'le are at
t.,o seasnofe.~
Mr.. Muder drove up from Sazonburg on
Tuesday with the following party of ,ladies
and spend the day at John Ekas' and Fran
els Laube's. Mrs. J. A. Taylor and
daughter of Allegheny, Mrs. VIM. Hof-
man and daughter. Mrs. G. Redic of Sax
onburg, and Misses Lizzie, Emma and Cal.
Hoffman, and Miss Pertaell, the latter two
of Allegheny.