Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-07-25
PERSONAL.

Mrs. G. W. Amy has returned from a
long visit to friends in Venango Co.
Wayne Walker has been appointed as
cadet at West Point.
Miss Moser Of Beaver Falls, is the guest
OF Mrs Kesselman.
Esq, Sutton, of Peachville, was in town
on business last week.
Mrs. Driebelbis, of Emlenton is visiting
her sister Mrs. DR.. Hoover.
Edith Chambers and Olive Elder, Of
Apollo, are the guests of Eta Heck.
DR.. Cowden Jr.. of Middle Lancaster, is
recovering from typhoid lever.
Stella and Mamie NegleY are visiting
Harry Negley and family in PhiPa
5. H. Piersol Esq, is confined to his
house by rheumatism.
Mrs. ]. E. Devenny and son are visiting
friends in Kalamazoo, Mich.
Mrs. Little of Pittsburg is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Criswell.
Howard Pryor of W. Suntury was in
town on business, Monday.
Miss Lille Reiber is visiting friends in
Allegheny City.
Mrs ]. T. McJunkin and Mrs Will
Mechling and children are at Chautauqua.
W.D. Brandon and family are at
Chautauqua
John Vincent of Marion twp. was in
Pittsburg on business, Tuesday.
c. S. Campbell of Concord twp, was in
town on business Tuesday.
Co. Commissioner Kelly continues to
improve, though he has been dangerously
ill.
Sam'l Woods and wife, of Brady St, L.
B. Stein and wife, and Alex Mitchell and
daughter, are at Atlantic City.
PR. Mangold, the East End grocer who
has been down with pneumonia for some
weeks, is recovering.
Jno. Gillespie, the jolly Democrat, OF
Donegal twp, spent day in town with
his Butler friends last week.
f. L. Forester, the contractor and
builder, Of Slipperyrock, was in town on
business, Saturday.
Thoy. K. Mckee, of Chicora, j. j.
Shultis, of Oakland twp, and @. d Ear
hart, of Karns, have been granted medical
diplomas.
Rev. E. NJ. Wood will preach in the
Methodist Church next Sunday night on,
flhe worlds Greatest Crises, Comm IN ion
and reception of members in the morning
James A. and Geo w. Storey, sons Of
Mrs Alex Storey of Brain, are home from
Sistersville, attending the funeral of their
mother.
Mrs Ferguson 5hira of Parker has the
finest collection of cacti in the county
She has a hundred varieties, some OF
which were sent to her from New Mexico.
J.F. Hutzler, a teacher in our public
schools. lately reelected, has resigned.
and is occupying desk in the National
Bank.
The four young men of Middlesex twp,
who were arrested TOR robblng Marks
store, will have hearing before Squire
Anderson tomorrow.
DR.. McElroy, the clever little man, who
calls himself the Peerless and Painless
Dentist, will wind up q weeks stay II
Butler tomorrow. He did we'll here and
will be back soon.
AQdIu D6hitJ vi olu w p'' hOoi DLO"Ho
dale, is one of the luckiest men IN the
county. He is the possessor of the first
rebel flag captured during the civil war,
and he captured it himself. He was
member of the 7th Pa. Volunteers the
first regiment to pass through Harrisburg
and during a charge at Martinsburg, W.
Va, he captured the flag. Several shots
were fred at him while he was taking it,
three of which passed through the flag,
and one through Adams left arm. That
was on the 4th OF July 1861. Adam was
member of Co, G., under Capt Tyler
of Allegheny. He moved to this county,
and it was reported that he was dead, and
was buried at Troy Hill. During the en-
campment, at Pttsburg last September a
grave in Troy Hill cemetery, supposed to
be his, was decorated by his former com
rades, but by and by Adam put in an ap-
pearance. and was received and welcomed
as one risen from the dead. He intends
bringing the flag to Butler somcday.