Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09
Personal.

ira Stauffer and John l.. Herr, Of Jack
/ son twp, were around seeing their friend:
in Batler, last Thursday. They are jolly
good follows.
/ Mr. and Mrs.. H. NJ. Shaw, Of Butler. and
I Misses Maggie and Lizzie Jsmison, Of Rem
| frew attended the late reunion Of the Nor
row family in Parker.
Editor Lowman, and family Of Grove
| CITY, visited their friends in Butler over
Sunday.
Frank Colbert, Of Butler, now has charge
Of the Oil Well Supply Cos store in
Harmony.
John Meyers of Lancaster twp. is seri-
ously i'll.
Col. and Mrs Nechling entertained their
friends az tea Tuesday evening
Mrs. j. S. Wick and Mrs. Mary Gray will
entertain their friends at tea this, Friday.
evening.
Titus Young, the eldest son of Simon J..
Young of summit twp came home for his
brothers funeral, and will remain here for a
month or so. cleft Red Cliff, Col, where
he is engaged in the mining business, on
Monday evening and was home by Thurs-
day morning, having travelled over 1000
miles in 81 hours. lie Is looking well and
doing well. His brother Henry is now To-
Gated at Butte City, Montana.
Esq. G. w. Cramer of Buffalo twp. was
on the Grand Jnry this week, and dropped
in TO see Us He is just as jovial as ever.
lady friends last Thursday evening
Mrs. E. D. Robinson entertained her
friends Friday evening.
Misses Lucille and Eleanor Abrams en-
tertained their friends Saturday evening.
a child of Frank Walker of Evans City is
seriously i'll.
Mr.. j. G. Carver, wife and son of Rem
frew, Pa, visited relatives and friends in
town the past week Mr. Carver is one of
the heirs of the $50 acre Carver farm op
posite Freeport which adjoins the famous
premises once owned by ). d. karns the
purchase of which is now under negosia
tions by large glass syndicate.-Parker
Fh0enir.
Bishop Phillips Brooks has a bright
little niece. One night when she had put
herself to bed her mother asked her after
ward if she had said her prayers, "No"
she said But why not?" her mother in
quired. well" said the little maid, 81
was so tired and sleepy, so l asked the
Lord to excuse me, and he said, Certainly
Miss Brooks, with pleasure.
Baxter Logan and wife of Penn twp,
were given a surprise party by their neigh
bors on the 2lst, ult. That date was the
25th anniversary of their wedding day,
and their grown up children arranged
surpr ise for them. The neighbors come
trooping in, the tables were set, Rev.
Cooper was called upon to remarry the
couple, the dinner followed and every body
enjoyed themselves.
Mr. Samuel Riley of Forward, a prosper
Gus farmer, has gone on an extensive East
ern trip, during which he will visit Balti-
more, Washington. Philadelphia and the
Gettysburg battle field.
Miss ANA Bataillard, who arrived at
New York few days ago from the Alpine
district of France, is probably the tale st
women in the would. She measures feet
10 inches in height and weigh 2l0 pounds;
her hands are proportionately large, being
II inches by 6, and her feet are 10 inches
long. ANA is sweet sixteen, being only
three months over that age. She is
blonde, with yellow locks, and speaks
French fluently. On the steamer she re-
quired two beds on which to repose here
stately form. 1t is said that she inspires a
feeling of awe as she stands and gazes at
the ordinary llliputians about her. Never
theless, some freckle- faced little chap will
capture ANA some day, and he will hold
that IL inch hand in his and call her his
little, owny pet. Aud ANA will giggle,
'You bet" She going to Chicago to ex-
hibit, you see, and will soon learn our
language from those who know how to
sling it.