Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-08-05

DR.. Bppus has removed his Office to No.
| 200 W. Cunningham St, cor. Washing
ton. The DR.. has built up a good practice
and is doing well. His new Office is very
| handsome one.
Mr. John Horner of Donegal twp. return
| turned home Monday, from visit to hi:
mother in Ohio.
Sam. Redic and Will. Goehring Of Co. E
were home on leave on Sunday.
Jas. +. Smith of Co. f. was brought tc
| Butler last Saturday. He is sick, and wa:
| taken to the home of his old employer, III
W. Young,
Col Mechling of the 18th was home Mon
| day and Tuesday on q 4S hours leave Of
| absence. Will is now the Provost Martial
| OF Homestead.
The Moore family, of the vicinity oi
Grant City, will hold their annual reunion
at Hugh Moore's, Sept. 1st.
A bright, black haired girl arrived al
| the home of J. D. Morris, on Mercer st.
| last Saturday; also on the same day one at
the home of Ad Bricker, on the same St.
Jos. Vanderlin Esq, was at Homestead,
Tuesday, and had a look through the
works. All the Butler boys there are
well.
DIR. V. McAlpine, dentist, has moved in
| to apartments adjoining those he has late
ly occupied, and is prepared to make all
kinds Of clasp plates, and do modern gold
| work.
Policeman Skillman's birthday was last
Monday, and the day will hereafter be re-
membered in the family as the birthday Of
his tenth child.
DR.. Leake left Monday for an extended
trip on the Lakes and will take in Chicago
and other western cities.
A certain reporter near Saxonburg has
been making it his business to impose up
on the public in publishing things that to
all appearances are untrue. Is that a
Christians dutyf W.
Rev. H. B. Winton of Allegheny will con-
duct services morning and evening next
Lords day for Grace Lutheran Mission.
The pastor of Grace Lutheran Mission will
be absent until the first Sabbath in Sep
tember. He and family will visit relatives
and friends in Somerset Co., Pa, Washing
ton d. c., and Philadelphia.
Mr.. J. G. Stephens of Pittsburg contract
ing agent for the Siemens- Lungren Light
Co., visited Butler last Thursday, and that
evening met with a number of our local
chess players at the home of one of them
on W. Pearl st. Mr.. Stephens is probably
the best chess player in Western Pennsyl-
vania.
Miss Ida Gender, of Allegheny and Har-
ry Pflough of Indiana are the guests OF
Miss Lille Reiber.
Editor Lowman of the Grove City Tele-
phone was down to see the ball games of
last Friday and Saturday.
Rev. John Heckert, a son of Amos Heck
ert of Sarversville, and who lately gradu-
ated from the Philadelphia Seminary has
acquired quite reputation as a pulpit
orator.
On the invitation of Miss Eva Muller, of
Sewickley, gay little party of six was
asked to spend Sunday at 'Benvenue," the
the old Muller homestead in Beaver county
near Zelienople. The plan-which was
doubtless carried out to the letter, unless
the rain interfered-was to drive in four
in hand the whole distance, following the
Beaver road as far as Baden, and then tax
ing to the hills. Miss Nina Shields and
her guest, Miss McLain, of New York,
Miss Jessie Macintosh, ofElizabeth, N. j.,
Miss Muller, Mr.. T. Fl. B. Mcknight, Mr..
Frank Osburn and Mr.. Wallis Tener, made
up the party.-Leader.