Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-12-12
PERSONAL.

Samuel Emrick ofSummit twp. isin poor
health.
JIM. Painter, ESQ. and wife spent Sun
| day with his mother at Euclid.
Jas. Walker. of Jefferson twp. was in
town on business, Monday.
:. ". Moore, OF Brady was il town on
business, last week.
J.W. McCandless, of Cherry was in
town on business, Monday.
JOS Thomas, Jr has moved to Avalon,
Pa. from Karns City.
J. J. Milford of Allegheny twp. was in
town, on business, yesterday.
Charley Glasgow of Clinton twp. was in
town on business. yesterday
J.H. Turner of Parnassus. Allegheny
Co. is in town to-day. His wife has been
in poor health for some years.
Mrs Nora Taylor Of Lisbon, o. is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. u. Wal
ker Of W. Pearl ST.
C. y. Wise of Middlesez twp, is rejoic-
ing over the arrival of bouncing boy at
his place Monday.
J. /. Seatou, oC Euclid has been on the
sick list for some time but Is able 10 be
about, and was in Butler Monday.
c. W Heydrick Of Meadville and Mrs J.
A. Adams Waynesburg, visited their broth
er, Jesse Hcydrick, this week.
Robert PrinGlo Of the lst Ward is
carrying his right hand in a sling, on
account Of q felol.
John Din1ilger OF Zelienople and J. A.
Wiles Of Wesley.were in town on business,
Friday.
Homer Martin is said to be lying ser
iously i'll at his home in Indiana. He
I lssed the summer at Prospect.
Miss May Redick has been elected a
teacher in the Jefferson street building, by
tie the School Board.
Amos Young and James Cochran, of
Clay twp and their wives were IN town,
Tuesday.
Jno. Frederick, of Millerstown a1d
Jane Warden, of Zelienople have been
granted pensions.
Frank Tinker of Walnut street ha. a
very sore face. He was burned by an ex
pl.sion of gas at a well in ARMSTRONG Co.
a few days ago.
DC. Sanderson of Franklin twp. had
tn contract for Seth Snyder's house il
B rady twp. and Mr.. Snyder speaks very
highly of his work.
]. C. Kelley and his son Perry, of Worth.
Rud off BOrtmas, OF Oakland; Nelson
Smith of Bruin, and L. ]. McQuistion of
Brady, were in town on business, Tuesday.
W. S. Thompson Sr. of Middlesex is at
present visiting friends in Denver and
proposes seeing the Pacific coast states
before returning home. HIS son W. S. jr,
or Scott as he is usually called, is on the
Jury this week.
Joha Mitchell A. B. Ritchie circulate d
paper for the relief of Mrs. Bester, whose
husband was inundated by the late ex-
ploslon and by Tuesday evening Lad $400,
which fund they expected to increase to
TO $500.
L S. McJunkln sold for Mrs Z. A. For
ker, her reside ence on E. Pearl street TO E.
G. Humes of Delano for $4,000 Mrs. For
ker intends going back 70 Harrisville and
Mr. Humes will move to Butler April lst
next,
Dick Adams the joyial clerk of the
Grand Central at Zelienople, spent part of
the week in Butler; and by the way the
Grand Central is now one of the best
hotels IN the County. 1t has been newly
furnished, and is fitted throughout with all
the modern improvements.
Frank Il. Murphy. Esq who is to be
married on the 10Th inst, will entertain
his gentlemen friends with 9 Bachelor
Dinner" on Friday evening OF this week at
Hotel Butler, Doctor Moore, and attorneys
Christley, Greer. Robinson, Murrin, Ii. l..
6 raham and Reiber will constitute the
reception committee on the occasion.
Alex Graham, of Connoquenessing twp.
near Buttercup, was found dead in his
bed last Saturday. He lived by himself
and was last seen on Friday or Saturday
on the week previous. He had evidently
been dead for a week, as the chickens in
his chicken house had all died OF starva-
tion but few. There were no mLrks OF
violence, and his death was due to natural
eau ses. His body was removed to the
house OF his nephew Geo. W. Graham, and
buried last Sunday. he was about 40
years of age, was never married, has been
living by himself Tor many years; and has
one brother living, at Soldiers Home.