Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-07-11
PERSONAL.

Mrs. II. II. Goucher is visiting relative
in York State.
Mary Thompson, of Nebraska, is tn
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. r. Graham.
Miss Jennie MoElvain visited friends i
North Washington last week.
Elmer Graham, of Saxonburg, is nov
employed at Kenslngton.
NJ. H. Byerley is doing splendi'
| livery business at Great Belt.
Will L. Findley of New York visited
| his parents in Butler last week.
]. B. Flick of Middlesex twp. ii
seriously i'll.
Mrs. Isaac Meals and daughter are
visiting friends in Harrisyille.
Lou. Shaver visited friends in Porters
vile and Prospect last week.
Mary Wick and Mrs Jos. Gray and hei
son are at Atlantic City.
Annie Cummings and Louie Mitchell
are at Avalon, n. J. near Atlantic City.
Charley Wuller is now clerking for F.
H. Eggers of 172 Ohio St, Allegheny.
Stephen Cummings is the Democratic
nominee TOR District Attorney.
]. C. Burckhalter is confined to his
home by heart trouble.
Mrs C. E. Herr and children are at
Chatauqua for the season.
Mrs C. NJ. Heineman and children are
a, Atlantic City.
J. C. Stoughton of Franklin twp. and
Esq. Trimble of Middlesex were in town
on business Monday.
Braid Black is recovering from a severe
attack of indigestion. He was danger
ouSly i'll for fe s days last week.
Mrs C. ". Talbitzsr of Platte Co, Neb,
is visiting her parents Mr.. aud Mrs. W. ).
n orris of Mercer ST.
c. U. Emery, OF Coaltown, who is work
ing at Ellwood City, spent the 4th at home
has returned to Ellwood City.
Louis Berg has retired from the firm OF
John Berg & Co. bankers, on account OF ii!
health.
Ernest Cronenwett won first prize and
Geo Mardorf second on the bicycle race
from Harmony to Brushereek and return,
c. n. Boyd and wife lately returned
from an extensive trip through the Eastern
part of the state.
Geo Hays, of Butler, has neen granted
pension; also Geo. Huselton, of Millers
town.
Miss Billingsley, of California, is the
guest of Miss Eunice Crouch, of Walker
Ave.
DR.. Crawford, of Emlenton, is at present
confined to his home, the result of an
accident.
". A. Stewart, of Grove City, is build
ing an immense barn on the old Robt.
Black place near Harrisville.
Abe Flick gave an old fashioned dance in
his large barn at COylesYille. Quite a
large number of Butler people attended.
Chas. A. Sullivan, ESQ, of Pittsburg,
formerly of Butler, disappeared from his
home in Pittsburg, some days ago, and
has not been heard from since.
Goucker and Russell went fishing to the
Slipperyrock a few days ago. Goucher
taught Russell how to fish. Russell
caught sucker-and then the limb broke.
Rev. E. NJ. Wood will preach in the
Methodist Church next Sunday morning,
"Did Paul fight with wild beastsS' and in
the evening on, 1.-THE Cloud with a silver
lining"
Mr. Matchett, the box manufacturer of
Pittsburgh was the guest of Alex Bor-
land, Monday. He was one of the lieu
tenants of Alexis Company during the
war.
Rev. Roth, Mrs A. c. Krug, Mary
Hszlett, Z. o. Graham and Paul Roth
are representing the Butler LdtheranS al
the Central Luther League meeting at
Warren, this week.
Squire MCAboy celebrated the 4th. by
uniting in marriage three couples,
Nicholas Hasenheu and Emma Taylor.
of Centre twp; Frances Joshua and Eta
Hughes, of Gomersol, this county, and
Lewis Mcbride and Goldie p Coxson, of
Grove City, Pa.
c. S. Pearce of Butler twp, Jno, G..
Digit of Evans City and Kate Kirker
of Lancaster twp, graduated from Clarion
Normal School last week. Prof Mackey
aad Prot. Maltby were members of the
examining board.
Grove the Grocer, is becoming entirely
too sporty. He went up to the Foster
sale, at Sandy lake, and bought Clara
Wilkes, a hundred thousand dollar horse,
and has entered her for the Cleveland
races.
Earnest o. Graham, son of Ebenezer
Graham of this place, and who is prepar-
ing himself for the ministry, preached a
very creditable sermon in the English
Lutheran church of this place on Sunday
morning last.
W. P Sipe of CIearfeld twp, was
elected Principal of the schools in the
Moons Run district, Allegheny Co, last
week. Allan Graham, son of o. P.
Graham of Cranberry twp, was elected
teacher of school No. l, of Robinson twp.
Mrs Elizabeth Ray, of Butler, has been
seriously i'll for some days, and her chill
Seth year. She was born in Reading, Pa.
Her first husbands name was Korn, and
she is the mother of Henry Korn of this
place; Adam, of W. Sunbury, and Alex,
of Beaver Falls.
S. d. Miller and family went to Cold
Brook in the Adriondacks last week, and
will be gone for some time. A summer
trip that includes Saratoga, Lake George,
the Adriondacks. Lake Champlsin, Mon
treal, Quebec, the St. Lawrence and the
wonderful Saquenay river, is said to be the
most enjoyable the country affords.
Thos Mckee Revolutionary soldier of
this state, settled in Butler 1877, and died
here, in 1915. His grandson, DR.. J. G.
Mckee. has had bronze marker placed in
his grave in the old cemetery, and fence
around it; a1d on the 4th the grave was
decorated and flag hoisted over it.
Rev. Collins was year r.--yesterday
than he was year ago. 1t was his birth
day, and some of his friends planned a
surprise for him, and while he was at pray
er meeting they assembled at his house
and took possession of it. They also fill
ed it up with good thiE gs-enough to
last the family for the next six months
Ice cream and cake were provided in
abundance, and at least hundred persons
enjoyed them. Then the orchestra made
music, and the crowd made merry. Ii
1t was a very enjoyable affair, and towards
midnight the Rev. was presented with q
purse that contained more dollars than he
is years old-and you can't guess how
many that would have to be.
Notice To Teachers.
The school bu rd of Concord Township
will meet on July 18th. at 9 p. m, al
Middletown t. el. ct teachers for term O.
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