Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-30

Mabeu Lowman is once again foreman OF
Of the Tribune job-room in Aesdville.
On Wednesday. Dec. 2sth. Mr.. Albert
j. Herr, foreman Of the Record composing
force and Miss Mamie NJ. Campbell, OF
Indiana, Pa, we're united in mstrimony.
They have the best wishes of the Butler
typos.
Heber Vsrnum came home from Cleve-
land Medical College for the Holidays.
Rev Will Harley is at home visiting his
folks here, and will go to Baltimore next
week where he will have charge of the
mission church and school for colored stu
dents. now being established there by the
Lutheran Church. He will preach in the
German Lutheran Church Sunday evening
Mr. wm Abrams, father of the Abrams
brothers. the Insurance Agents, has moved
| his family to Butler.
James Cannon of Aurora, Illinois, is visit
| ing his friends in this county.
Mr.. W. V. Hardman has purchased the
Frank Eastman property in n. Main st.
Rev. Eli Miller of Millerstown has ac-
cepied the psstorate of the Grace Lutheran
Church here, and Rev Maurer will remove
to Pittsburg.
Herbert Geshwind, son of Rev. l. II.
Geshwind Of Pi,iia. is visiting his relatives
here.
Mrs. Rev. Seaman and daughter of near
Greensburg. are the guests OF Mrs. John
Hilderbrand.
Will III Heydrick and brother, Bert,
were home from 0akdals for their Christ
mas dinner.
Miss Effie Marshall of Portersville is
visiting her brother, J. ID. Marshall, Esq.
Harry Bell is home from Washington
and Jefferson College.
Master Frank Bowser entertained his
friends ON Wednesday evening.
Harry Pfugh of Elwood, Ind, is visiting
friends in Butler this week.
Mr. j N Stalker was up all of Saturday
night framing pictures for Christmas gifts.
He filled all his orders. and disappointed
nobody.
s. d. Miller, Jr and family, have re-
turned from Aspinwall where they spent
the holidays with Mr.. MilIer's father.
Mr and Mrs. C. D. Greenlee will give
reception on Friday evening.
Prof. Shotte spent Christmas with his
family at Pittsburg.
Hon Jno. NJ Greer, Ira McJu Junkin, Esq,
and q. F. L. McQuls;ion will take the oath
of office next Monday. Judge Greer's
commission arrived some days ago.
Henry c. P. Roebling of Cincinnati, for
merry of Saxonburg is visiting his friends
in this county. He is u nephew of the
great bridge builder, and uncle OF Prof.
Knuch, now of West Sunbury Academy.
John Humphrey, Esq and wife were at
Jacksville aud ether points In the north
western part of the county the past week.
While at Jacksville, Christmas eve, the
town hall was the scene of the most ex-
tersive Christmas entertainment in the
history of the town. There was an es
semblage OF 500 people, two large Christ
mas trees, lauen with $1,000 worth OF pres
ents. including twelve gold watches and
candy for everyone.
Rev. W r. Covert, the prime mover in
the famous Scion prosecution, has recov-
cred his mental faculties and was last
Tuesday released from ST. Francis Hospital.
The physicians at the hospital pronounced
Mr.. Covert sane and he cuuid have gotten
out without further tormality. But he
wanted legal proceeding to call public
attention tu his recovery, as his insanity
had been widely published, SO he was TAX
en- before Judge AchesOn, of the United
States Court, who made formal order for
his release.
Rev. J . L. Heckert of the Philadelphia
Seminary, son of Al. S. HeckeTt of Buffa-
lo Twp, is visiting his friends IN this
county