Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-07-18
PERSONAL.

| Abraham Flowers of Connoquenessinl
tvp. has purchased the Weckbecksr foun
dry in Harmony, and expects to move u
| that town in October.
Prof. Davis is building on z. Cunning
ham St.
Will McJunkin and wife of Chicago are
visiting his parents here.
Charley Spang is improving in health
During his late sickness he lost seventy
pounds going from POS to l3S.
Rev. DAVIS is the youngest theologlan IN
town. He has not voted yet, but Will next
time. He started here three years age
with 80 members, and now has nearly 800
and good building.
Elizabeth Kepple of Chicora and W. ].
Crouch of Butler have been granted pen
sions.
Chas. Hoffman and his niece, Emma
Klingensmith are visiting friends IN Read
ing.
Rev. Roth and wife are visiting old
friends IN Nova Scotia.
Thos. H. Allen and John N. Shira OF
Parker twp. were in town on business
Saturday.
harlan Book came to Butler Saturday
and had Is teeth pulled at one sitting.
Harlan has nerve.
Will Findley and Samuel Leslie are at
tending q. S. Court at Erie, this week, as
jurors.
County Commissioner, Richard Kelly is
lying sick at his sisters home on W. Pearl.
DR.. J. C. Caldwell of this county a re-
cent graduate of the Medical Department
of the Western University of Pittsoarg,
has lust received notice of his having pass
ed the State Medical Council of Pennsyl-
vania. He thinks he will practice med
icine in Pennsylvania.
John Bippus is improving rapidly. BE
visited his father in Oakland twp. last
week.
R. T. Yodng of the 1st Ward has a
photograph containing the picture, OF his
mother, his sister, sisters daughter and
her daughters son, -four generations on one
card. His mother is the widow OF Henry
Young; his sister is married to VIM.
Westlake, and her daughter to DR.. l.. L.
Dickey.
Martin Stewart is building a home on
Sumner Ave. s. S.; William Hays on
Fairview Ave-; and Stanley Brown
Samuel Faulk and Mrs Bowen on Walker
Ave.
George Limberg left for the City on
Monday morning after spending his vsca-
ton, of two weeks, at home. Miss Emma
Limberg, who is learning nursing at Al
legheny General Hospital, will come home
on Saturday to spend her vacation Of ten
days.
Mai. F. c. Negley of Pittsburg visited his
old friends in Butler, this week.
Cora Daugherty OF Washington Pa, is
the guest of Mrs. R. P. Scott.
Rev. E. u. Wood will preach in the
Methodist Church next Sunday morning
on, "The Three Forces; the head, the
heart and the hand"
Co. Commissioner Kelly is lying sick,
with pneumonia at the home of his sister
Mrs Maxwell on W. Penn St.
ESQ. Sutton of Peachville attended the
funeral of Mrs Thorn, this morning.
Rep. Raymond of Erie is in town on
business
DR.. Thomas of FairYiew, and Il. N.
Snyder of Kittanning visited friends in
Butler, yesterday.
Judge Wallace of New Castle is a
candidate for the Superior bench.
Rev. Coulter presided at the funeral of
Dr. Crawford, Of Emlen ton, Yesterday, and
was carried from the house to his buggy.
He was assisted by Rev's Crawford and
Elder, and two others who's names we
did not catch.
J. David McJunkin, J. G. Kiskadden
and W. C. Eegley represented Butler at
the funeral of DR.. Crawford. They drove
from Foxburg to Emlenton; the road rises
over the riYer hills, aud the view at one
point of the Clarion valley on the one hand
and the Allegheny on the other is very
pretty.
S. N. Russell of Concord twp. visited
friends in Butler, yesterday.
Miss Niece of Sandy Lake was the guest
Of her sister, Mrs ]. N. Patterson this
week.
E. S. Barrickman of Butler and Jno. W
Hutchison of Sonora have been granted
pensions.
Anthony Wise, a son of Lenard Wise Sr,
deceased, the old bricklayer who owned
W hat is now the Butler House, is vi iting
his mother, sisters and other friends here.
was in the army and settled in
after the war.