Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-01
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Saxonburg Items.
Our town should have lights at every
and cost very little.
The Herald is after the Saxonburg School
Directors tor neglecting their duties.
J.C GRAY will shortly move to the
Starke property formerly occupied by VIM.
Heckert.
John Montgomery arrived home last
week. He is almost fully recovered from
his recent accident.
Miss Lulu Starke has gone to Tarentum.
She is staying at VIM. Heckerts
Miss Clara Sachs returned home on Satur-
day She was in the city having her eyes
operated on.
Messrs John Sachs, Thomas Frazier and
Lloyd Chesney were in Butler on NJ onday.
Don't fail to see the the Bargain counter
at Mrs. Theo HelmboId d Sons store.
Special inducements are placed on this
counter to reduce their stock.
Lloyd Chesney has returned home from
his tour and is looking the same as ever
only few pounds heavier aud his arm is
getting along nicely.
J. W. Mckee was on the sick list last
week but has recovered and is about again.
A large number of Freeport boys were
attending the Bands dance and among
them was our long missed Bobby Melhorn.
Thos. King Jr., who had his leg broken
while playing football, at school is improv
ing nicely.
Thos. King, 6r. is at home visiting his
family.
Johnny Hartman son of Herman Hart
man died of Scarlet fever on last Friday.
The funeral took place at the Saxonburg
Cemetary on Sunday afternoon.
E. C. Schroth and C. J. Raabe were in
Pittsburg on Friday attending the Singer
ley meeting at Carnegie Hall.
Mrs. Chas. Bohn of Grafton is here visit
ing her father, August Nagler.
Max Bre1endorf took a short spin out TO
Cooperstown on a wheel Sunday.
The playing of the Saxonburg String
band is of the best, they have been in prac-
tice but short time, but In the future
their service will be wanted by many.
Now as the people have given the band
such grand reception they say that good
music will be heard on our streets again.
Ernest Cronenwett of Butler was in tow n
on his wheel on last Sunday.
Charles Neubert, Sr., died on last Satur-
day morning at his home in Jefferson twp.
The funeral took place at the Hannahstown
Cemetary on Monday afternoon.
Miss Clara Klose of Freeport is visiting
at Z. ]. Rabies, ..-.
Miss Lizzie Pfeiffer returnsd home from
q visit to her sisters in Pittsburg.
J. r. Helmbold was in the city on busi-
ness on Tuesday.
Elmer Helmbold has recently entertain
ed several of the bicycle riders of Butler,
among them Paul and Earnest Cronenwett
Elmer is fine rider himself and has push
ed the champions on several occasions.
When you tie your horse or the street
please and try to get your rig as near to
The sdewa k us possible. Last week one
evening someone tied his horse on the
street and his cart was out in the middle of
the street, this is a very dangerous thii g,
as, it may cause smdshup and perhaps
injury to others.
The Butler Cooperstowr Telephone Co
would like to have Saxonburg connected
to their wire. A telephone would be a
great improvement to the town The Tele-
phone Co. say that ii the citizens of Saxon
burg will subscribe 800 and the right OF
way that they would have one in our town
Immediately.
Several weeks ago prominent Candi-
date for political honors on the Democra-
tic ticket, was making tour through the
upper end of Butler county, fri2nd OF
his had him in tow and was introducing
him to some residents of the town, one OF
the residents asked the Candidates politics
and again being told Democrat, immedi
ately asked, lis he honest" aud now
they can understand why they have the
laugh on him.
The SaxonEurg Cornet Band had dance
at the Opera House on Thursday night.
The dance was grand affair and was the
largest of the season, the crowd kept roll
ing in from to l they kept Billy Hoffman
a 6ying in the ticket Office but Billy is the
boy who can do II. Well you ought to
see the smiles on Prof. Fred Pfabe, Billy
Hoffman and Max Brexendorf. They are
tickled all to pieces over the success OF the
band. Keep it up boys You are making Q
grand success.
Mrs Theo. Helmbold had some celery
stolen from her garden. The one who stole
the celery had better be on the lookout for
he will be watched in the future. There
isn't much trouble in raising celery, allyou
need is to purchase q package of celery
seed and use & little OF time in exercising
your muscles and to keep it we'll watered.
The rabbits will have to take it now as
their time To be hunted up is here. The
boys all have their gnns ready and are
making great preparations for they all
want to see who can get the best average
for the season but the little Bart" says
that its no use Of trying. that he will get
the average without any trouble, Well
boys you will have to keep on the move as
the Barber has very good nerves and an
eyesight as fine as silk. Barb we wish you
luck,
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your own paper.
Onions and Celery were stunhsF to
certain person in our vicinity, but he
should not forget where he has put his
mGnGy when he wants to purchase.
J. D. Wilson returned home, Tuesday,
from his visit to Indiana,
1t is rumored that Saxonburg il 5000 to |
have a $500 photograph gallery on the |
road. But how soon we do not know.
d. d. Doutbeti, Republican candidate
for assembly, YES here canvassng the
burg.
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