Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-08-15
PERSONAL.
Miss Kate DeHaven is at Atlantic City.
DR.. Bell Is able to be abont again

Miss Kate DeHaven is at Atlantic City
DR.. Bell Is able to be abont again.
Mrs. Tom. Klingensmith and her daugh'
ter are visiting friends in Reading.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Boehm. Of Prospect,
were in town yesterday.
Jas. n. Moore has recovered sufficiently
to risk trip 10 Chautauqua.
Mr.. Frank Larkin and wife, of FairvIew
Ave, are at Atlantic City.
Walker Gibson, of Clay twp. was in
town, Monday.
A. ". Brymer, with two of his sons, LETT
town for New York, this morning.
John Ferguson and c. A Truver of Mid
dlesex, were in town on business, Friday.
VIM. Reiber of New York is visiting
relatives here.
Robert Lewis and wife, of Pittsburgh,
are the guest of Capt. Ayres and family.
Felix Truxall is now the wood-worker at
Al Barr's blacksmith shop on Mitiin ST.
S. G. Hughes is building a new house
on Cunningham st.
Clarence Tilton has returned from
visit to friends in Brooklyn.
Oscar McClung accompanied the 1st
Ward Hose Co, to Virginia.
W.F. TAFT has purchased the Heiner lots
at conner of Mexican and Fulton for $500.
Mr.. Aiken, of the firm Of Aiken il Camp
bell, Springdale, made a trip to the oil
fields, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Reiber of z. Jeffer-
son St. will leave this evening for Phila-
delphia and New York.
Mrs Cole and daughter Flora, of Pittsburg
are the guests of Mrs Abraham McCandless
and family of Butler twp.
J. G.. Mechling and family, Of Ingram,
are the guests OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Mechling Of the South Side.
Mrs Wilson. of Pittsburg is the guest of
her parents Jos. Criswell and wife, of
Butler twp.
VIM. Giesler of Winfield twp. was in
town, Monday. He lost a thumb at
Petersburg.
Rev. E. NJ. Wood will preach in the
Methodist church newt Sunday evening
on, Spiritual Photography"
Rev, Samuel Moore of Peoria, ILL.,, is
visiting his parents in Centre twp, }. Z.
Moore Esq. and wife.
VIM. Walker has broken ground for his
new house on Main st. 1t Is to be OF
brick. Peter Schenk has the contract.
Ira J. Gallaher of Franklin twp. was in
town, Saturday. ". +. Gallaher's wife
was expected here from the West, that
day.
Henry Biehl, the well known hardware
man, smiles big smole these days on ac-
count of bright little daughter that ar
rived at his place yesterday morning.
L.Y. Ramsey, Of jamestown, N. Y.
visited his parents in Centre twp. last
week, and his mother went home with
him, on visit. Loyal is now travelling
Tor pottery firm.
Dan Graham caught an immense rattler,
having ten buttons, on his farm in Brady
twp, last month, and is keeping it IN
box. 1t is bright-yellow fellow, about
four feet long.
Henry Negley of E. E. Fittsburg lately
returned from a visit to the Pittsburg
colony in Worth county, Georgia, bring
ing with him water mellon weighing "
pounds.
James C. Stewart of the South Side has
been dowr. with typhoid fever for the past
four weeks. David NJ. Stewart, his brother
also has typhoid but is recovering. They
are both sons offs. W. Stewart.
Thos. Braseton Of Danville, H., is the
guest of his son -in-law J. II. Sherman.
Mr.. Praselton, who is farmer, says that
the corn crop of that section, if not spoiled
by an early frost, will be an immense one
Danville is the centre of the coal mining
industry of Illinois, and is large business
town.
Robert f. Glenn and his son s. G. Glenn
of Brady twp, were in town, Tuesday.
He brought with him copy of the "Wh-
ror ard Necs," printed in Prospect by
Spear d Fairman, and dated Sept, 6, 1855.
1t contains an editorial on the slavery
question which ends with the sentence
1--WE hail with joy and gladness the rising
sun of Republicanlsm, which affords to all
true men a place for the exercise of cor
rect principles" also an account OF the
Republican County Convention of Sept.
Sd, 1855, at which dozen delegates, rep
resenting eight districts, nominated Eb-
enezer McJunkin for Assembly; William
Spear for Auditor; Robert f. Glenn for
Commissioner; William S. Boyd for Treas
urer and William Findley and A. Fetter
for trustees of the Academy. The resolu-
tions dissent from the political principle
which would disqualify an adopted citizen
on account of his birth place, favor the
abolition of slavery, condemn the Kansas
outrages etc.