Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-05-30
PERSONAL.

Harvey Thompson returned from his
brothers funeral, IN Washington, Friday,
and brought Charley, one OF Issiah's sons,
/ home with him. The dead letter office
was closed on the day of Isaiah's funeral,
! and all tie employees attended the funeral
/ at the house al 92t Ninth st. \. Z. Isaiah 5
| family are all doing well--Charley is prac-
( ticiug dentistry in Denver; l. c. Is in the
/ Photographic business in PhiPa; Lew has
a responsible position in the Patent ON ce;
| two ofthe girls are married and live IN
Jersey City, and the rest are at home.
Miss Jessie Barkley. daughter of ". J.
Barkley, ald ". E. Heyl will be married
at the brides home in Franklin twp, on
| Thursday, June 18th.
Miss Mabel Thrush, of Butler, and Al
bert Dombart, of Evans City, will be mar
ried at the residence of J. II. Hyle on W.
Pearl St, next Wednesday.
&c. Fisher, of Penn twp, and J. Nj.
Stoughton, of Pump P. o., were in town,
Saturday.
E NJ. Cowan was taken sick at the
Wick House, last Thursday, but was able
to go home next day.
VI. J. Peace, of Middlesex, and Jos.
Todd, of Buffalo, were in town last Friday.
VIM. r. Patterson of Penn attended the
funeral Of Rev. Samuel Patterson of Dar-
hngton, Beaver Co. last week. Rev. SAM
uel was an uncle of VIM. R.. and was the
last remaining member Of that family.
He was about 76 years of age, and preach
ed at New Galilee, Beaver Co. for 46 years.
Richard Robertson, of Oakland twp, is
able to be about again, after long siege
OF grippe.
Ritter is not the only gasser in Butler
He now has to divide honors with the
vii nearer the mill.
Solomon Albert of franklin twp, NJ. n.
Greer of Buffalo, and August Freezing of
Winfield, were in town, Monday.
Col. Mechling, Harry Grieb and Jos.
No.throp attended a meeting OF the Grand
Lodge of Elks at Buffalo, last week.
Allen W. Kelly of West Sunbury and
Miss McGranahan, were married at the
brides home at jamestown, Crawford Co.
yesterday afternoon.
Rev. George Troutman of Summit was
ordained at the German Lutheran Church
of this town last Sunday, in the pres ence
of large audience.
Rev. Woods, Memorial sermon was lis
tened to last Sunday evening by a crowded
house, and so thoroughly appreciated that
twice the audience Notwithstanding
unusual in Butler at a church service.
Rev. Z. N. Wood will preach in the NJ.
Church next Sunday morning on, Ma
terial Mistakes" andiu the evening on,
Evolution of the earth, or how the world
was made
S. f. Bowser will deliver memorial
address at Bellefonte, to day.
Rev. Davis gave the G. A. r. Of Clinton
twp, grand address, in their Hall last
Sanday evening.
Solomon Albert of Franklin twp. was in
town on business, Monday.
Rev. T. NJ. Thompson, of Sharpsburg,
who delivered an excellent sermon in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday evening
aud IN exceedingly appropriate bacclauri-
ate address To the High School scholars
and graduates in the Opera House
that evening, formerly held charges at
North Washington and Bruin in this
county.
Benz. Foster, late of Butler twp, has
moved his family TO Freeport, where he So
cured a job.
Col Il. P. Scott, Chief of Staff, went to
Oil City yesterday morning to be present
at the ceremonies attending the presenta-
tion of charter TO the consolidated Posts
of that city, by Department Comma nder
Cummings