Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-08-01
PERSONAL.
DR.. Bell is in poor health.

DR.. Bell is in poor health.
Hon. It. w. Philips is at Atlantic.
Stella Pape and Stella Aland are al
Atlantic.
C.E. Deneer of Clearfeld has beer
granted pension.
Phil. Schaul. of Schaul & Mast is East
purchasing his fall stock.
A. W. Reed, of Alton, H.. is the guest
of his brother John.
VIM. Gibson Of Annisville has returne d
| from his western trip.
Mrs. Daniel Fleeger of Centre twp, IL
seriously i'll.
Charley Ritter is now clerking at the
Union Station in Pittsburg.
Al.Eckman and John Sherman are erect
ing houses fronting Centre Ave.
Miss Jessie McGaffic of Harmony is the
guest of Miss Elsie Beighley.
Fred Black of Troutman has gone back
to Sistersyille.
C. a. Bailey aud family are camping at
Conneaut.
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visiting friends in W. Sunbury and Bruln.
James n. Moore is lying sick at his
rooms in Mr.. Davenny's house on Mexican
st.
Rev. Petty, the Presiding Elder of the
". E. church for this district, was in town
Monday.
Rev. Decker of W. Sunbury and Hugh
Sproul of Gomersol, were in town, Mon
day.
Jacob Group of Butler, John Irwin of
Bovard and ii. G. Boggs of Evans City
have lately been granted pensions.
C.N, Boyd, A. L. Reiber, G., G. Christy,
P. W. Lowry, Gardner and Miss Belle
Lowry are camping in Canada.
JH. MeCray of E. Clay st, caught a
fish at Conneaut
last week.
George varnum, of Centre Twp, and
three OF his boys are down with typhold
fever.
Miss Sade Cochran has resigned her po
sition in the Butler schools and accepted
one in Pittsburg.
Rev. Wood has been requested to stay
in Batter another year, by the members OF
his church.
M Greer of Buffalo was in town,
Tuesday. He has entirely recovered from
his throat trouble.
Mrs Miller of North Washington,
mother OF L. c. Miller of Bruin, had a
stroke of apoplexy, Wednesday morning
John Weigle of zelienople, John Taylor
and L. II. Lilly Of West Liberty, and Lew
Millenger Of Butler have lately been grant
ed pensions.
J. H. Black, of Connoquenessing rode
to from his place to Butler in 80 minutes
on his wheel and he has only had 1t two
days.
D. l.. Rankin and Tom Hays represent
ed the 1881 at Clarion, Tuesday ;and Andy
Williams the esd. Judge Greer spoke at
the Camp fire that night.
Rev. burst preached foI the English
Lutherans last Sunday, Rev. Staalman will
do so next Sunday, and Rev. Psssavant
the Sunday following.
Mrs. G. W. Amy has returned from an
extended visit to friends in Millerstown,
and the family is now occupying their
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ningham.
Rev. McClelland ard wife, of Prospect,
Butler county, were the guests at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. G. 6. Crawford the
past week They also visited in Eden
Characterization Ns1CS.
Rev. DR.. Oldham, for some years mis-
sionary in India, will preacn in the NJ. E.
Church next Sunday morning. The pastor
will preach in the evening on, 1.-The Seven
Cheers"
David G. Rankin, of Fairview twp. now
in the 83d year of his age, was in town,
yesterday moving around among his old
friends, as active apparently as he was
thirty years ago.
Simpson McQuistion of Bellefonte, Pa,
was visiting his old friends and relatives
here last week. Simpson is son of Joseph
McQuistion, decd, former well known
citizen of Butler.
DR.. Leighner and wife, II. Schneide.
man and wife, AL. Ruff and wife and Miss.
Pillow formed party bound for Atlantic
City, Tuesday; ard quite a number OF
Butler people returned from there that
day.
J. G. Kelly of Worth twp, has photo
graph containing pictures of Mrs. Payne,
her daughter Mrs. Clark, her daughter
Mrs. J. @. Kelly, her daughter Mrs. J. W.
Moore, and Mrs. Moore's son. This beats
Mr.. Young's picture by one generation.