Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-08-30
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Mrs. SAVER and son have been visiting
her sisters, Mrs. Kelly and Mrs Hensna",
for some time, and were accompanies y
their home, at Beaver Fails, oy Als
Kelly.
John HAYS, of Pittsburg, has been Visit,
ing his brother, j. Park Hays, for several
weeks. We are glad to hear OF Jonn
recovery from dangerous head trouble
Rev. J. C. Kelly has returned from an
extended trip to Florida, where he mao
gone for his health
John Reiber, of CITIZEN office, family,
and friends, of Butler, made drive 10 our
town not long ago.
The Misses Cavanna, of Cleveland, o.
have returned homo from a visit to their
cousins, the Misses Barkley.
Philip Milleman, Jessie Bowers, and
Wsrrie Cooper are the haPplest DADS IN :
town. over the arrival of new boys and
girls at'their respective homes. Buns and
tobies, boys.
Blinn, Heyl, Berry d Co. have purchas-
ed 4 Low Down Msssilon Separator.
which is one of the finest and best thrash
ers made. They recently made four sets
and threshed nine hundred bushels OF
grain.
Os Shsnor and John Miller went out
hunting woodchucks, and saw fifteen at
one time. and Os claims it wasn't good
day for ground hogs, either.
Squire Weigle's court has been grinding
some legal grists of late. John seems to
be catching on" FAST
Homer Martin, wife, son Garth, and
Miss Shuffieberger and lady friend, OF
Marion, Ind, have been the guests of Mrs.
E. Martin and daughter Mollie. for several
weeks.
Miss Eva Barr and Miss Pearl Boehm
were the guests of Miss frankie English,
of Mile Run, not long ago.
John Kelly, the enterprising farmer
south of town, raised over 200 bushels OF
grain this year.
Widdie Wilson, while cutting wood re-
Gently, struch his foot with the Ak, making
q painful cash. Widdie, don't use your
foot for hack block.
AS John Shaffer was going home from
town, lately he saw fire in an isolsted
spot. His curiosity drew him closer and
he saw numerous wierd, CHASTITY fantastic
pantomime shapes between him and the
fire. A closer observation revealed the
fact that goodly number of our young
girls were having an old fashioned Indian
green corn dance. John was so tlckled
that it throws him into Mysteries yet to
mention the matter, and he didn't wait to
see how they put the fire out Girls, you
naughty girls.
Misses Lottie and Weltha Blair, who
visited relatives in Beaver Co. all summer,
have come home to go to the Academy.
Misses Eta and Clara Heck. and Miss
Nillie Ruff, of Butler, came to our town
few Sundays ago, and were the guests of
Squire Heyl and wife.
Henry Henshaw and family have return
ed from visit to Samuel Crawford and
family, of Siannopin, Pa.
A lot of our young ladies, who believe
our boys are little too backward, recent
ly hired New Robbery to take them (the
cirlsl to an ice cream supper at Mt Chest
nut. The girls report good time, but
will give the bows one more chance to re-
deem themselves.
Misses Millie Forester, Maggie Garvey
and frankie Dodds had picnic for their
Sunday school classes, IN BOenmS grove,
one day last week. A good idea, teachers.
Geo. Warren made flying trip to the
Armstrong Gas field, last Thursday.
Miss Clara Lepley has returned from a
visit to her friend, Miss Ida AcFann, of
Brownsville.
AL Barkley's new fine barn. containing
40 tons of hay, 400 bushels of wheat and
rye, straw, horses, calf, pigs, farming
implements, vehicles, &C., was burned
last Sunday morning between and 4
o'clock, with above named contents. Loss
about SO, 900. Origin Of fire not known.
This is severe blow to any one and every
one feels sorry for AL.
Our Band accompanied Ziegler Lodge TO
the recent l. o. o. f. reunion at Chicora
The boys say they had splendid time,
and were treated Mol. Philip, what did
you say about the electric light going outf
10 Costly.
BEFORE leaving Washington, Wednes-
day, President Cleveland made some i'm
portant appointments, and the Hill, Cor