Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-09-27

Rev. Jones of the NJ. E. Church Of Blu
S Ter is seriously i'll.
George Redick Of Marshall, Ill. was q
guest of his brother DR.. Redick. last weel
J. n. Johnston and wife are visitin
friends in Indiana.
Mrs. E. E Abrams is visiting in Brad
ford
II. W. T. Graham took in the X. o. I
NJ. convention at Warren. Pa. last week
Rev. and Mrs Oler are at Washington
Pa
Malcolm Graham of Williamsburg is tn
guest of his son-in-law Herb Harper.
Miss Ella Henry, of Kittanning. is visit
ing Mss Hattie Douglass.
Mrs. r. c McAboy entertained hel
friends Tuesday night.
Rev. Bell has been assigned to Roches.
ter Pa.
Nathan, the Evangelist, will be here
| again, next week.
C \. Boyd and wife have returned from
a sojourn at the Markleton Sauitorium
Esq. Trimble of Middlesex twp was in
town on business Tuesday.
Miss Glenn of W. Sunbury, daughter OF
". c. Glenn, is seriously i'll w. j. Tnomp-
son OF that town is also on the sick list.
Jas. C. Heydrick, who has been working
in the eastern oil fields, is home on visit
to his friends
Chris Magee has small interest in the
IN -, n-I
to see it the other day.
George Knittle and wife celebrated the
25th anniversity of their wedding day last
Sunday.
Master Elmer Tinstman, of Sandy Lake.
is visiting his grandpa and grandma, Rev.
and Mrs. Limberg, this week.
Robert Barron and Alex. Black and
their sons, of Worth twp, were in town on
legal business, Tuesday.
Miss Emma Limberg, who has been at
the Allegheny General Hospital the pas
month ON probation, mas been accepted.
She will be professional nurse.
George Shiever attended the reunion of
the Shearer, Shiever and RAIDER families at
the house of Lev. Shearer, near Whites
town, Wednesday.
NJ. A. Lowman, of Meadville, is visiting
his folks in Butler and earring his arm in
a sling. lie fell from his bicycle a few |
days ago and broke bone.
John P Milligan of Clarksburg, Mo-,
formerly of Cleartield twp. visited his old |
trends in this county last week, for the |
first lime in q years He was soldier, |
and went west just after the war.
Mr.. Stewart of Iowa, formerly of near
billiards, aud Mr.. Brown of same State,
formerly of near Harrisville, both old sol
liers, visited their friends in this county |
after the encampment.
Lew Mechling was not drowned in the
JoBnoquenessing last Saturday. He was
.een crossing the foot bridge, aud shortly
after the bridge was washed away and Lew
could not readily be found; but he turned
ip all right.
Tom Alexander's friends captured his
rome last Saturday evening, and helped
lin celebrate his 55th birthday. They
presented him with silk umbrella aud a
,ook, and talked pretty to him. Tom felt
en- years younger next morning.
Mr. James W. Price, the evangelist who
las been lecturing SO successfully this
week at the South Side Reformed Church
vas formerly a printer. He reformed,
lowever, and as his eloquence carries sim
ere conviction with it, does good work.
Rev. Jones has been retained in Butler;
Rev. J. J. Davis is appointed to the NJ. E.
jiarch at Ekastown; Rev. John K. Rowe
o Evans City; Rev. d. J. Davis to Free
'ort; Rev. VIM. Upper will supply Har-
nony; Rev. F. b. Cutler will supply Pros
'ect, and Rev. K. n. Leake will supply
Prof Lamb has returned from his visit
o his folks in England He was in man
facturing district Of England when the
ews came of the passage of tho Wilson
ill, and the people there had jubilee.
'he warehouses of Greet Britain are now
lied with goods awaiting shipment to
his country.
Their many friends were surprised to
earn Tuesday of the marriage of Miss
iaude Brown, daughter of John W.
Brown, and Harry Goff, of Butler. The
ouple were married in April in New York
nd have kept it Secret until now. Both
re popular aud have hosts of friends who
fish them joy.