Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-05-19
Prospect Catch.


That the following verse, entitled,
Chow Little 1t Costs, may be worth read
ing:
How little it costs, five give it thought,
To make happy some heart each day,
Just one kind word, or a tender smile,
As we go on our daily way.
Perchance look will suffice to clear
The cloud from a neighbor's face,
And press of hand in sympathy
sorrowful tear efface.
That John Badger and wife, of Brady
twp. were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy McClintick. recently.
That Ed English has been very busy of
late delivering fruit trees and shrubbery.
That Dan Weigle recently captured a
loon on the Marshall farm. and it came
near picking his eyes out, as ''it was as
crazy as loon"
That Mr.. Black, formerly of Cherry twp.
is helping C. P. johnson in the tailoring
business. Mr.. Black is a fine workman,
and we are glad to see him come to our
quiet town.
That the Maccabees Tent has got things
in good working order now. j. b. Ed
mundson, is Sir K. Com, j. B. Thompson
is Sir Kt r. K, and J. Park Hays is Fin
ance Keeper.
That John Martins cherry trees were
the first trees in town to bloom, and no
doubt every robin and woodpecker in the
county will soon be in trim for picking on
the shares.
That DR.. Roth has set out quite large
raspberry patch, and Emery Beichley
kseps them in good shane.
ThatT. P. Critchlow, one of our enter
prising merchants, was in Pittsburg re-
Gently, on business.
That Shannon and Hindman have paint
ed Mrs Marshalls large brick house, on
Franklin street. They are the boys that
can do it.
That Miss Edna Hays has been laid up with
the mumps tor week or so. Edna, did
you try eating pickle and then looking in
the glass
That Perry A. Shanor, OF McKeesport,
was home one night last week, to see his
mother who has been quite sick for some
time.
That goodly number OF our young
ladies recently went on fishing excursion
down to Sharor's run. They had an awful
time with the hooks. bobbers, and bats,
and big crab routed them with great
slaughter. Oh! girls, girls!
That Miss Emma Harvey is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Beighley, of Harmony.
That Frank Forester and wife, of Slip
| peryrock, visited their friends here last
| week.
That Johnny Roth and John Mcclure
were highly tickled to see that happy
couple take in 'Jorg," the wild man.
Boys.
That Mrs H. A. Kelly and Miss frankie
Dodds visited Mrs. Kelly's parents, Mr..
and Mrs Keefer, of West Liberty, recent
ly.
That Robert McKinnis has built a new
| barn for Henry Henshaw.
That George Warren pumped on the
Barkley farm last week, to spell Henry
Henshaw who was busy helping to build
his barn.
That the sweet perfume of the blossoms
and the singing of the birds thhse earl y
mornings make one believe that "ther Q
is bit of Heaven straying upon earth.
That Edmundson, weigle, Heyl, Warren,
Shannon, and Hindman, have been furish-
ing our citizens with some excellent music,
the past week, with their violins, bapjos,
| guitars and cornets.
That T, H. Boehm, took business trip
to Pittsburg, last week Titus thinks the
| Bijou was superb
That Rev. McCasiin, OF Grove City, oc-
cupied the Presby yterian pulpit, last Sun
| day.
That Smith Kennedy has given Aunt
Jane Shanor's house coat of paint.
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