Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02
Prospect Sprigs.

Be it resolved.
That Allen Mccall & Co have saw
mill on y. S. Grossm an's 5 farm, where they
are saving railroad ties. Anybody need
ing this kind of work, will not go amlss by
calling on Allen.
That Misses Lottie and Weltha Blair
have arrived home from visit to Evans
City. The ladies were well pleased with
their trip.
That Mrs. Sam Kennedy recently made
| a carpet-rag sewing social for her neigh
bors and aeduaintances. 4 good social
time is reported, but we didn't hear no"
many balls were turned out. Next.
That James Mckee and wife, who have
been teachers in far off Alaska for two
years. have come back to Prospect again.
We haven't heard whether they intend to
return to Alaska or not.
That the hunting season is here with all
its Romantic classes and fun Gus Sherman
shot 16 rabbits in day, while Gen. War
rem and John Griffith shot Is. The poor
bunnies have hard time Of it.
That Chas. Kelly is home from Pitts
burg for the winter He Is bunking with
jeff Henshaw, and he says that they are
living on Top Vi Iue ptOs anu inv ~ -
their friends drop in and see them
That Nettie Scott, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs VIM Scott, died last week
diphtheria We extend our sympathy to
the family in the loss of their little jewel.
That Miss Ida Weigle, who has been
81 ok of fever and breast trouble for five or
six weeks, is improving slowly now, and Is
on the wav to recover.
That Mrs. Simmonds and daughter Mrs
Bauersoek recently moved into David
Vests house n ortheast of town. We be-
lieve Mr Rickenbrode moved them.
That VIM. Ralston has his mill in good
running order, and is turning out No. l
flour Give him trial.
That Al. Barkley, Mr.. Cook, Mrs. Dana
and sister, of the Barkley oil field, were
in town last Saturday.
That Miss Ida Wilson, who lives a mile
east Of town, was in town on Thanksgiv-
ing calling on her many friends. Come
again, Ida.
That Billie Heyl has very nice rooster.
Billie intended to make q Thanksgiving din
ner of him, but the chanticleer went under
the shop on Wednesday and wouldn't come
| out'till Thursday evening. Billie, what's
his pedigree, for We want to get a setting
feggs next spring
That Ira Gallagher. James Stewart, Lot
Wilson, and Boyd Garvey, of Muddycreek
twp, were in town one day last week.
That the Republican boys in the Cornet
Band bought an oyster supper for the
band at Hotel Boehm, last Friday evening.
ha s.fe in
four years. Courage.
That the teachers are talking of the In
stitute these days, and they think it will
| be good one from the corps ofinstructors
engaged by Supt. McCollongh. We notice
| that G. P. Weigle is enrolling Sec'y., and
G.. P. Krantz is Chairman Of an informal
meeting.
That Joe. Warren, Gus Shannon, Geo.
Warren and John White recently went to
a shooting match at Jim Bakers, at Isle
and just took everything. Boys, give the
other nimrods chance too.
10 CosiTY.
AT New York, another start was made
in the Briggs heresy case, Monday; and Al
Cincinnati alleged heretic Smith lost cou
pie Of points.
Petrolia Items.
G. W. Brown is home from Wheeling OF
a visit to mis- family, he has been way io
four months.
j. A. Erwin is home from Emlentol
where he has been engaged with the neV
pipe line.
c. l. Millb erger is on our streets agail
after q sojonrn in the hundred foot field
John S. Jamison is the hapiest man Fair
view twp.-it is girl Come boys AM