Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-03-07
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A local institute was held at Mile Run
School, Saturday, Feb, l6. There was
school in the forenoon, and when dinner
time came, the good mothers of the dis
trict, whose culinary requirements have
become proverbial, served an excellent
and plentiful dinner to the many that
were present. The dinner hour was spent
by the young men in playing foot ball, by
the young ladies in mending their nets
and by the older ones IN talking ot the
good old times of yore. The afternoon
exercises were presided over by Squire
Robb, while Mrs. Park Hays very proh
GENTLY handled the musical part OF the
programme. VIM. McCand less taught a
class in Mental arithmetic; q. P. Weigle
a class from the Astronomical Chart; Mrs.
f. L. English, class III Grammar; Mr.
Conn class in MensdratioD; Mr.. Locke,
class in Geography; MIR. DAuhenspeck. a
Glass in Reading, and decIamations were
delivered by Charles Hueter, Howard
Shannon and Della Weigle.
Rev. Stahlman, of n orth Lima, Ohio,
preached in the Lurheran Church last
Lords Day. While here the Rev, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Edmund
son.
Mr.. q. B Warren has been laid up the
past week with rheumatism.
Miss Grant, of Parkers Landing. was the
guest of Miss Effie NJ. Weigle short time
ago.
Miss Ida McFaun, of McFann, and
Miss Eva Stoops, of Mt. Chestnut, were
the guests of Miss Clara Lepley few days
ago.
Miss Mary Kelly has gone to Zelienople,
and now Miss Jennie Tintsman, of Porters-
vile, is assistant waitress at Hotel Boehm
III. w. Hensha, was in Butler last week
on business, and hopes Brother Negley
will not take him for some one .else the
next time they meet.
Volney B. Cushing, of Maine, will lect-
ure in the U. P. Church Saturday evening
March 9th. He comes under the auspices
of the w. G. 7. U. The admission is free,
but liberal collection is kindly asked.
Which will you haveY Warm weather
and mud, or cold weather or good roads.
Henry Shanor, of Muddy Creek, was in
town recently attending TO some church
business.
Joe Albert, of Hickory Corners, was in
| town last Saturday. Joe is a good violin
| ist and he and Charles Weigle with his
cornet made some fine music.
Judd English has recovered from spell
of indisposltion.
Kelly No. l, has been shot and tubed,
and is now pumping. We will report the
| production as soon as we hear 1t.
Squire Weigle and wife visited his
brother Charles Weigle and family, OF
Mile Run, one day recently,
Miss Stella McCandless has returned
from happy visit to her Uncle Josh Nc
| CandIess. Of the Island.
Mrs Daniel Weigle has been visiting
her brother Everett Campbell, of Slippery
Rock Park, for couple of weeks. Miss
Pearl did the work during her mother
| absence.
Mrs. Marshall bought and presented to
the U. p Sunday School hundred and
twenty dollar organ. Mrs. MarshalPs
kndDess is TO be commended, and NO
doubt the present will be appreciated.
P. IL. Sechler likes joke too, and will
tell you how he hurt his eye, if you ask
him.
Rev. Imbrie, of Allegheny Co., held
communion in the U. p. Church last Sab
bath.
Robert Kennedy and daughter Agnes,
visited friends in Brady twp, last week
JOE Costly.