Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-06-20
PERSONAL.

L. L. Wick has been appointed post
master for Moniteau.
Miss Mabel Brown of this place is Yi,i
ing friends in Petrolia.
Miss Burnett, of Clarion, is the guest &
Miss Robinson.
Jno Shaffer and family are Yisitin!
| friends in Ohio.
H. C. Heineman aud wife visited Con-
meant Lake last week.
Miss Shuler of Wheeling is visiting he
aunt, Mrs. Anthony Rockenstein.
Miss Rose of Nebraska is the guest q
her sister, Mrs. Emery Brandon.
Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Stark
attended the Home and Foreign mission
airy convention at Williamsport.
Mrs George Shieyer of W. Pearl St. i.
visiting friends at Middle Lancaster
Whitestown and Portersville.
Misses May Moore and Janette Deemel
of Kittanning were the guests OF DR.. Moore
at the Butler House. last week.
S. A. Leslie, J. W. Gillespie, Geo. Fair,
e. K. Montgomery and J. II. Flick of Mid
dlesex were in town on business, last week.
Alice Kiskaddon Is at Grove City this
week, and Edith is visiting at Foxburg,
so Joe is left alone.
W. A. Christie and wife are spending
few days at Markelton Sanitarium, in
Somerset Co.
Among the Kittanning visitors at Abe
Flick's farm Wednesday, were Mr.. and
Mrs Todd Dixon and Mr.. Joseph Smith
and wife,
Rev. S. N. Bell of Rochester. died
last night, after a lingering illness. he
preceded Rev. Jones, here, as pastor OF
the NJ. E. church.
Rev. White went to Freeport last Sun
day to baptise young Weaver. He has
now baptised five generations of the same
family, beginning in 1887.
W. Plough, the energetic slate roofer
of Evans City, was in town on business,
Thursday. Will occasionally secures a
contract in Butler.
Harry Lowell, formerly of Butler, now
Sup't. of the MonOngahala Division of
The P. r. r. visited friends in Butler last
week
Glenn T. Braden, formerly of Millers-
town. is now general manager of the pro-
duction of the Standard Co., at $4,000 q
year.
Mrs. Piersol and Emi Jack visite d
friends in Cranberry twp, this week.
They drove down and had breakdown
on the road.
Mrs. John Richey, was brought home,
Tuesday, greatly improved in health. She
has been at the hospital for several
months.
John C. Graham is now Notary Public.
One of the last things done by the Senate
was to confirm the Governors appoint
ments.
Frank Owen, an oil well driller of this
place has been employed by the National
Supply Co.of London to drill some wells
near Singapore, India. He expects to be
gone two years.
Rev. E. NJ. Wood will preach in the
church next Sunday morning
on, "What about Immortality" and in
the evening on, Evolution of the church,
or Christianity Progressive"
Cyrus Harper of Cranberry twp. was in
Butler, Monday, lifting his commission as
Justice of the Peace. Cyrus has been en-
gagged in New Castle this Spring. on con-
tract for building.
Mrs. Linn and her daughter Katie, Mrs.
Scott and her son George, and Rev. and
Mrs. 0ller attended the commencemen
exercises at Washington and Jefferson
College, this week. Rev. Oller also attend
ed the reunion of his classmates, who
graduated twenty years ago.
W. T. Gallaher, has been at his old
home in Muddycreek twp, for some time,
and he and his family will spend the Sum-
mer there. He went West nine years ago;
first 70 Illinois and then to Los Angeles,
CAL, and has been employed on the coast
ever since. He bought property, and has
a home at Astoria Oregon. His wife and
child are at present at her old home IN
Davenport Iowa, but will be here soon.
His father, Thomas Gallagher, is well up
in years and is not in good health.
DR.. McAlpine, his children and grand
five sons, one daughter. and ten
grand children have been holding re-
union at the Dr's home in Goucherville,
for the past few days, and have been hav-
ing a very pleasant time. Three Of the
sons are dentists-one at Warren, one at
Bradford and the other in Brooklyn, His
only daughter is graduate of Cleveland
Medical College, and is preparing to prsc-
tice in this state. One of his unmarried
sons Ken, is six feet, four, and as he is
but Is wears of age he is vet growing.