Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-10-24
PROSPECT POINTERS.
now bv tbese presents. that:

Know By these presents, that:
Miss Maggie Gallagher of Muddycreek
twp recently visited friends in Town.
Pres. Albert takes the cake for raising
bueAwheat He had 10 about 80 acres
aad received for his labor nearly 500 bu
of grain. Pres, look out forthe tuckwheat
itch.
Mrs. R. L. Mccullough was in Pittsburg
not long ago, calling on friends and visit
ing the Exposition.
W. W. Henshaw was in Pittsburg week
or so ago having an operation performed
in his head for catarrh. His many friends
hope he will get permanent relief.
Water is very scarce. but no one as yet,
has endeaYnred TO corner what little there
Is left.
Charley Krantz, John Roth, Os Shanor,
Charley Hueter and w. e. Cooper thought
they tracked bee swarm into It's hole, not
long ago. They sawed, pulled and sweat
until the big tree fell. They ran for the
buckets, pans, tubs, etc in which to put
the "sweet limpid honey when TO thelr
great surprise there wasn't even nole IN
the tree much less n swarm OF bees. We
promised to sag nothing about 1t so the
DOyS Ab CulitSS NOuiu hoe PA~FNo A~'6H
bor Krantz about it.
Mrs. II. VI. Langherst has returned home
after two weeks visit to Allegheny City
relatives.
TIC new creamery is canning along mic E.
" and 1t won't bs great while befo re
OF YER will be making Prospect Creamery
Butter at the new stand.
Jacob Snyder and wife of Isle visited
their daughter, Mrs. Georga Palg1 aud
family, east of town, week or so ago.
Albert Ralston has been on the sick list
for several days, but is improving now.
Rev. Kunzman, President of the Pitts
burg Synod of the Lutheran Church, preach
cd "A able sermon here recently. &c is
visiting the various churches in the inter
est OF the $50, 600 jubilee fund which the
Synod is trying to raise.
Coon Miller is fixing up things in the
right style. He has just completed a fiue
porch around his house.
G. T. Newman, collector Of taxes, is La
tiently waiting for you to pay that tax, and
save HIM good deal of bother, as he gets
very little for his trouble.
Ida Weigle visited her uncle VIM.
weigle, of Ellwood City, not very long
ago.
The well on the Park Hays farm is shut
down at present. Int driling will soon be-
gin, when it is thought q well worth
pumping will be tapped.
Mrs. James Wilson has returned from Ga
visit to friends in different parts of Kansas
She is we'll pleased with her visit and
what she saw in the Gardea State of he
West.
John and Charles Weigle. accompanied
by tteir families. visited their Lawrence
Co. relatives, last week.
John BURY wants to see it in the paper
that he. Blinn and Hevl. with their Low
dowa Massillon. thrashel f20 bu. of buck
wheat and made three sets, in an after
noon, not long since.
Mrs J. C. Miller aad daughter, Mrs.
McMuileD, took in the exposition, last
week, they report splendid time.
Misses Verna and Dessa Scott, of Isle,
entertained goUdly number of the young
people from Prospect, one Saturday
evening. not long ago.
Rev. Stahlman will hold com munion
services in the Lutheran Church, next
Sunday. Oct. 81. Services the previous
Saturday at 10 A. NJ.
Mrs. Joseph Flick. of ST. Joe, was the
guest of her sister. Miss Margaret Albert, a
| few days ago.
Miss Eva Beighley, the Hickory Corner
| school teacher, was on the SICK list part
| of last week.
II. A. Kelly and wife visited their
\ Portersvil- re latiYes, last Lords Day.
Rev. Brown, of Greeaviile. occupied
the o.. P. pulpit. Sunday week ago.
Joe Costly