Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02
Personal.

Rev Loyal Graham, ID. D., OF fhlladeI-
phia, native Of Butler and a cousin OF
walter and the Dr., occupied the Presby-
terian pulpit last Sunday evening.
Frank Stauffer and John Ziegler of Co.
E. brought Sergt. Geo. Thomas home last
Friday. Thomas lives near Petersville,
and he is threatened with typhoid.
Jas Mulherron, conductor on the West
Penn. was attacked and robbed, on Grant
St., Pittsburg last Friday afternoon.
Harry Morehead's Mack" took second
place on the New Castle free-for- all.
Miss Ida McClelland of Six Points, But
Ter county, is enjoying very pleasant Wis
it with her cousin Miss Sadie McGarrah,
near Bella, and also improving the time
by giving music lessons on the organ to
few pupils in that neighborhood in which
she is said TO be quite proticient.-East
Brady Rerielc.
Mr.. II. z. Wing has been appointed dis
trict foreman of the producers pipe line.
Ed McSweeny, Esq. formerly of this
place, is now connected with the South
Penn OIL Co, in Pittsburg.
Glib Linn started for Florida, again, Mon
day. He is in the employ Of a Pittsburg
Co, and is engaged in looking up and
leasing Phosphate lands, on the west
coast of Florida near the Peace river.
Joseph Criswell, John T. Kelly and
F. NJ Eastman. were elected delegates
from No. 4j U.VL. to the National En-
campment at Indianapolis, on Oct. 18th.
Rev. J. Z. Maurer, pastor of the Grace
Lutheran Church, will fill his pulpit next
Sabbath, at IL An. and 80 Pm. All
members and friends are cordially invited
to be present.
The typwriter girl isn't bit prettier or
sweeter tn IN the girl her employer has
married, but as her place is not guaranteed
by law she only keeps it by trying to
please. The married girl, however, can be
as disagreeable as she likes and retain her
situation.
The Iowa gentleman who was buried
sitting in his chair is not the. only man
who will answer the last trump in that
position In the Astec mounds dead bod
les are found to this day, all of which were
inferred in a sitting position. But the
Iowa man is in ancient company.
Two members of the family of John
King of Donegal twp. are down with ty-
phoid.
Miss Stella Heydrick was the hostess
on Friday evening to large surprise par
ty, and on Monday the friends OF Miss
Edith Brown called en- mdSse on her. An
enjoyable time was spent by the little folks
at both places.
J.H. Magee of Portersville, took several
first premiums on stock, at the New Castle
Fair.
II has
from Butler to Washington, for the great
reunion, at $1.O0 per Gay extra, for each
berth.
Capt. McJunkin come home Saturday,
and will be here for the Fair. Charley
McJunkin and Ed Gumpper came with
him.
JIM. Galbreath Esq and Rev. Mckee,
are attending the UP Synod.
CN. Boyd attended the Boyd reunion in
Pittsburg, this week.
Capt. Ayers is improving in health, but
is not yet able to be out.
Brady and Majors store in Wampum was
robbed of several hundred dollars worth
of goods last Friday night.
Bob. Wick entertained his young friends
Monday evening in honor of his 18th birth
day. The following Boys and girls were
present: David Osborne, Bert Campbell,
Edward Brandon, John Brandon, Edith
Kiskaddon, Clara McClung, Mamie Elmer
man, Frank Bowser, George Scott, Ray
mond Reed, Annie Redic, Nellie O,ler,
G ardner Lowry, Bob Lowry, Park Brymer,
Cliff Wick, Will Negley, Robbie Forquer,
Alfe Gumpper, Lewis June, Verde Thomp-
son. Annie hammer, Jennie Mitchell, Lau
ra Mitchell, Carrie Waldron, Cora Stein,
Charles Walker, Belle Bailey, Julian
Bailey, June Sutton. Charles Bonner,
Clara Schneideman, Wesley Johnston
Florence Roessing, Fred Roessing, Myr-
tie Yunkins, Bella Purvis, Peter Duffy and
james Campbell.
Mrs. Mccartney and Mrs. MCLEAN OF
Allegheny, who have been visiting thel'
sister Mrs Marks, returned home Wednes
day.
l.. Dean received painful accident at
the New Castle Fair last Wednesday, he
was driving Butler horse in the race.
when driver run in to him, upsetting and
breaking his sulky, his horse run off and
he was badly hurt on the head and body.
Dr. Thompson of indianapolis, broth
er of Stevenson Thompson of near Mt.
NutSbuubJ hiSltiuE MS liIOhN" -
county. He was Gov. Morton's chief
physic ian during his life and last illness.
Mrs. Cougar talked for over two hours,
and made a good impression here
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Johnston have gone
to housekeeping in one of Mr.. McKee's
houses on L. Jefferson St. Mrs. Johnston
was formerly Mrs Sue Mitchell, and she and
Mr.. Johnston were married at the Cham
pion House in Atlantic City on the even
ing of the 18th ult.
Henry Kleber of Kleber d Brother, writes
as follows: Having been acquainted with
Prof g. A. Shotte for many years, ! hav c
no hesitation in recommending him for a
good and conscientious teacher of the pi.
ano, and music in general"
Largest assortment and best values
in Dress Goods and Cloaks at
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