Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-08-03
Personal.


| Pa, was ordained as q minister OF the
gospel, by Butler Presbytery, July "A.
He and his wife started, July Goth, to
North Laos, Siam, where he has an ap-
! pointment from the Board of Foreign
Missions.
John Ferguson and wife of Middlesex
were shopping in Butler, Saturday.
Rev. Lawrence Mcclure is the guest of
Judge Greer.
DR.. Redmond formerly of Harmony now
of Allegheny was married at Buffalo late
ly.
Clara and Emma Smith of Allegheny
are visiting their parents in Butler.
Will II. Hey drick is in Butler
Robert Cadenhesd, Esq. of Pittsburg
was on our streets on Thursday. He is
now doing an extensive business in wire
ropes for use in the oil country.
Paul Cronenwett is taking trip to the
lakes on his wheel
j. S. Wick is at Lake Chautauqua.
Mrs Lon Shira is the guest of her sister
Mrs. DR. Bippus. Mrs Helen McJunkin
has returned to her home.
OudS LhLSUclu Is DuIlUiuS ltSioSASO
on W. tfferson st., on the lot adjourning
that of Geo Yogeley.
Mrs. Sarah Pryor has been appointed
postmistress at Branchton.
Mr.. Chas Seelbough, of billiards, But
Ter Co., and and Miss Elizabeth c. Hall
man, Of Salem, G arion Co, were married
at the home of l.. W. Law, of this place,
by Squire r. r. McGregor, Friday, July
20th.-East Brady Reriec.
Geo. Evans of East Pearl St. is on the
sick list.
Mrs Hastie of Ellwood and Miss Holli-
day Of Hollidaysburg are the guests of
Mrs. Lowry of West Pearl St.
Braid Gilchrist is moving the Purvisnce
house in Petersville to the three acre lot
this week He is using his patent rollers
on the job.
Will Russell, a son of Alex Russell. has
been elected Principal of the Schools of
Elizabeth. Pa.
Saml. j. Christley came home last
Thursday. He went to Chicago a year or
so ago, and has just graduated from the
law university there, and, as his percen-
tage warranted it, was Immediately ad-
mitted to the Bar. He intends returning
to Chicago, and opening an Office there.
Prof G. l. W ison of Prospect was in
town Monday procuring medicine for
very sick child.
Reuben Shanor and Frank McGrew of
Prospect were on our streets Monday.
Mr. T. b. Tidballs has resigned his
position IN the G. N. Boyd drug store, on
account of ill health. He has been with
Mr.. Boyd for nearly six years.
Newton Garvin was up from Cranberry
twp. Monday, selling his oil.
Mrs. Marian Kirk, widow of the late
Arthur Kirk, who died at her home in
Sharon recently at the advanced age of 81,
left the remarkable number of lO7 decend-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk lived in Clinton
twp. this county at one time, and were
the parents of u children, IL of whom
survive them.
operator, Mrs. Wesley Monks, of Middle
sex twp, and Mrs. Helen Love of Clinton
twp. are among this number.
George, Mark and Lon Neyman, RObt.
Greer, Will Sutton and Sam Walker left
on Monday for Connesut, where they will
spend two weeks in camp.
W. D. Brandon and wife are at Cha1tau
qua.
c. n Boyd is home from Canada where
he says he had fine outing.
c. A. Templeton was in New York on
business the first of the week.
ALT Campbell took in the Buffalo races
on Wednesday and Thursday.
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business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. David E. Dale and child are at
Chautauqua where they will spend
month.
Miss Sue Vandling is visiting at Har-
mony.
Miss Alice Creighton, of Pittsburg, is
visiting the Miss Krug.
Grove Bancroft, B. Kemper, Jr., T. S.
Clark and Harvey Hunt made the neces-
sary arrangement for Butler at the big
Eks' picnic TO be held at Conneaut next
Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Longwell is visiting Miss Joe
Miller. of Cunningham street.
Harry Shel man. of Pittsburg, is in town.
J. c. Logan, of Winfield twp, was in
town Monday.
Mr.. James Best, of Pittsburg. was Wis
itor in town lately.
Miss Lizzie Loomis, Jennie Foster and
Mamie Myers, of Pittsburg, are the guests
of Miss Kittie Criswell
H. NJ Wise, the well Unknown Harmony
business man, was in town Monday.
Marsh" Douthett is at Atlantic City.
JOS Crisw ell is at his desk in the Clerk
of Courts Office again.
Miss Mary Berg is home from Europe.
NJ. Il. Byerly, of Great Belt, was in
town Monday.
Mrs. J G. Kiskaddon has been seriously
i'll for the past three weeks.
DR.. McCurdy Bricker is practicing medi-
cine with DIR. Hoover.
DIR. Hoover and wife went to Cambridge
Wednesday, aud Mrs. Hoover expected to
extend her visit to Chantauqua and
Canada.
DIR. and Mrs. Rodgers Of Utica N. Y.
are the guests of their daughter, Mrs. John
S. Campbell.
Mrs. Noble of Fort Worth Texas is the
guest of Mrs. Jos. Lusk.
Mrs. Arch Critchlow of Forward twp.
gave birth to twin sons, on Saturday, July
81, 1894.
DR.. Leake is confined to his house by an
attack of catarrhal fever
| Capt McJ unkin of Co. E. has notified
every member of his company to be here
next Thursday. Nothing but sickness ex-
cuses member of the n. G. p from the
annual encampment.
Peter Burtner of Hartwell, o. is the
guest of John A. Richey.
Summer Underwear, Hosier Y,
Mitts, Laces and Ribbons at reduc-
ed prices at
l.. STEIN & Sons.
You pay for school.books; but
the best school-book for your children
is your daily paper, Well printed,
carefully and intelligently edited, of
instructive contents, first and fullest
with the news and best in presenting
it, the Pittsburg Dispatch fills the
bill
Wait for the big excursion to
Niagara Falls, Toronto and Thols-
and Islands. Thursday, Aug. 23d,
via T., S. & L. E. and Nickel Plate
| railroads