Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-02-07

Mrs. Peter Christie is visiting friends in
Rochester n. Y.
James Neeson of Clearfield twp is seri-
ously i'll.
W. D. Turner of Bruin has moved to
Mars.
Miss Linnie Bonner entertained a large
number of triends last Thursday evening.
Col Lowry is in poor health and is con-
fined TO mis- room.
Miss Matte Weir of Freeportis is visiting
relatives in Butler.
Miss Nellie Turk OF Emlenton was the
guest of Margaret Sloan last week.
Grove Bancroft has gone to Wheeling,
to clerk in the Mcclure House.
William Lackey of Clinton twp. Is in
| poor health.
B. W Garvin of Gran berry twp. is in
town to day.
C. L. Abrams took sick at a funeral in
Sewickley few days ago, but Is now a.
home.
Leslie P. Hazlett Of Connoquenessing
twp, has purchased the j. A Shanor house
on n. Mexican ST.
David Dixon of BrOwnsdale, and Martin
Monks of MIddlesex were in town, Tues
day.
Miss Stella Pspe is teaching dancing to
large class of the high school boys. They
meet every Friday night IN Boos' Hall.
Geo. r. Green of Allegheny twp, Geo.
II. Herdman and David Caldwell OF Oak
land were in town on business Saturday
Miss Gertrude Mckinney of Grove City
" no has been the guest of the Misses WICK
Of Clay 81. returned home on Tuesday ac-
companied by Miss Grace Wick.
David Conn of Springfield No. started
for nome this morning. He went west %
years ago and this was. his first visit to
mis- Butler county friends.
NJ c. Sarver Esq. of Buffalo twp, Jno.
Park OF Middlesex, Harry PIsor of Worth,
and Robert Watson were in town on busl-
ness Monday.
Mr.. R Fisher proprietor of the Butler
Dye Works was handing around the cigars
Monday morning 1t is big boy, about
thIt eGs-- -- ~ olg
Miss Laura Jamison has returned from
Philadelphia and will be found by her
many friends at Mrs. Zmmerman's after
March lst.
James Criswell Jr. of Knoxville, Tenn. |
Is visiting his folks here. He is in the |
grocery business in Knoxville, and came
home to attend his cousins funeral.
W. D. Brandon and Rev. Oller are now
members of the Board of Directors OF
Grove City College; the new charter for
which went into effect last Thursday.
Charley McCurdy of Brady, Jno. Halls
tead of Clinton, Henry Pontious o! Done |
gal, John NJ. Crooks of Middlesex and Will |
son Garvin Of Cranberry. were in town on
business, Friday.
Antony Thompson of Centre twp, was
in town, Tuesday. He keeps up the best |
watering trough between Butler and North |
Washington. 1t neither dried up last
summer or frOZe up this winter. Many |
more of the same kind are needed in the
county.
Revs. Prugh and Harnish of Butler at
tended the reception given Rev. John
Prugh of Pittsburgh, in Grace Reformed
Church, last Friday, previous to his de-
parture on the Holy Land trip. BE was
the recipient of many presents, including
$50, 600 life insurance policy.
DdWsbU Il. DhNlS Vi AIlSIIOuk W. hkou
76, and Catharine r. Rush of Butler, wo
man of 81 who came here from Evans
City two years ago, were married by his
honor, Esquire McAboy, tree of charge,
last Thursday. Dawson is an old veteran,
formerly OF Fairview twp.
James Pearce of Allegheny twp, and his
brother L. D. Pearce of North Washington
we're in town on business, Saturday. At
the second battle of Bull Run, James re
ceived what was probably the most re
markable wound received by any man OF
the county who survived. He was lying
upon the ground at the time, hastily load
ing his gun, when bullet entered his head
Just above his right eye, passed through
his head close enough to his palate to in
ure it temporarily, and lodged among the
muscles and veins Of his neck, from where
| in the course of time it worked its way to
| the surface and was cut out. He crawled
to shed, after recovering consciousness.
where with other wounded Union soldiers
he received some care, recovered rapidly,
was made prisoner and soon after exchang-
ed, and he is a hearty, active man to-day.