Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-02-13
PERSONAL.

/ s.H. Cooper, Of Penn twp, was il town
Monday.
Err Remington, Of Saxonburg is visit
I ing bis folks IN Philadelphia.
Daniel Heck Of Oakland twp, was in
| town, Tuesday.
Postmaster Kelly is again at his ofice.
after long 5iege If grippe.
( T.. a. BARLEY, Of Clinton twp, was in
tawn on business, Tuesday.
{ R.F. Glenn. Of Brady twp, was in
! town, yesterday.
Reese Dawes Of Clay twp, was q caller
in Butler Saturday
Andrew Lemon Of Butler twp. Yisited
friends in Parker. last week.
John Il. Montgomery of Clinton twp. IS
seriously III OF Kidney trouble
Miss Nellie Koch spent last Friday
evening with her mother at Flora.
Peter Shidemantle, Of Muddycreek twp
was in town, yesterday.
DR. Bippus of Allegheny Is soon TO wed
Miss Katharine Stewart OF that City.
NJ c. saryer, Esq, Of sarversville vas
laid up with a bad cold last week.
T. R. Campbell Of Concord twp, has
returned from his visit 20 his brother-in-
Law at Ere.
Pensions were granted to Fred Miller
Of Petrolia and Otto Bernigh, Of Saxon
burg.
H. ". Fanker OF Harmony attended the
banquet of the Frieslanders, at the Monon-
gahela House Pittsburg, last Thursday.
Hal Heberling and his accomplished bride
passed through Butler last week on their
way home from Leecbburg.
". L. English, Of Muddy Creek and Mr..
HebeTliug Of PorteTsville made business
trips to Pittsburg last week.
Mrs. JOS. Logan, of Jefferson twp, was
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs Amos
Graf, Of 30 Elm st. over Sunday.
Jos. Aland is attending the Merchant
Tsilors National Convention at Baltimore,
this week.
John Shirley, Of Freeport was around
seeing his old friends in Butler, yesterday,
Years sit lightly on John, he Is as FAT and
handsome as ever.
Mrs j. c. Gray Of Jefferson twp, who
had been in the hospital at Pittsburg for
some weeks, was brought home last oatur
day.
J Park Heys Of Franklin twp, was in
town lately. Park has beer painfully al
1cted with neuralgia this winter and his
health is ba dly broken.
Frank Murphy and Harry Graham have
rented the Office ia the Younkins building
now occupied by James y. Moore, whs
will be a partner Of Lev. McQaistion after
April lst.
Homer Dixon, son Of W. s. Dixon Of
Penn twp, and who lately underwent an
operation on his left earis at his uncle's |
T. A. White, in Butler, and is doing well. |
John NJ. Shira, ofshira, Wm Patterson,
Kennedy Marshall aud y. c. Mccullough |
of Butler were drawn on the United States |
District Court Jury, which conyenes in
Screanton, March %.
Miss Bessie Kennedy, OF New Castle 81. |
entertained some sixteen OF her little |
friends, and also some Of her ol1er ones,-
uncle6 and aunts.-iast Saturday evening |
They had supper and a good sociable |
time.
Cyrus AlDen, of Worth twp, was in |
town lately. He owns one Of the best farms !
in that twp, and had 24j bushels of wheat |
from 10 acres last year, also over 100 |
bushels Of corn to the acre, and about % !
bushels Of buck wheat to the acre.
Prof J. l.. snyder, formerly supernteu-
dent Of this county, and for some years
past Principal OF the schools Of the Ftla |
ward, Allegheny has accepted the Pres
idency Of the Michigan Agricultural Col |
lege at Lansing, Mich, and will remove to |
that state in April.
". S. Gold aud John 0slerling OF SUN |
nit, |. L. Blekeley OF Adams, W. Il. |
HARRISON Of Jefferson twp, f. Il. 3racken |
of Donegal: James Rankin and A. S. Glib |
son Of Penn; Jno Bulford Of Butler twp !, |
j. G, Fisher Of Penn, Theo. Enoch OF
Fairview. were il town Saturday.
Fleming Heckert, Of Rochester. Beaver
Co. Pa, and Miss Sarah Leona Seiple OF |
Cleveland. were married on the jth inst.
Oar friend Rev. Heckert is son Of Mr.
Michael Heckert Of Buffalo twp. and |
raised in Butler County. He now has !
charge OF the English Lutheran Church at |
Rochester, Pa, With his many friends |
here We congratulate. him on his success |
in lie and wish him many years Of pros
DeritV.