Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-10-03
sAXoNBURG SAYINGS.

DIR. r. W. Mckee and Miss Mary Nc
Kee were in Cooperstown last week.
The dance given by the Ball Club, last
Thursday was successful one in point
of pleasure, though uot so satisfactory
financially.
Mrs. Theo Helmbold & Son are put
ting new cutters in front of their stores
This will prove a great improvement and
should be done by other property owners
of the town.
| Chas Pfeiffer, Jr. and Geo Wilson were
| visitors to Saxonburg last Thursday,
leaving for Allegheny next day.
| Flick was we'll represented at the ball
game and dance.
The Misses Laube of Freeport have
been visiting Theo Krause's family.
AT all future dances held in Saxonburg
the Constable will be asked to deputlze
some one to preserve order, the dances
are oftimes spoiled by few ruffians who
persist in using foul language and insist
upon having a row. This must be stop
ped, an example made of some of these
rufians ought to have good effect.
While the water works scheme Is still
being agitated, the idea of purchasing
one of the Chemical Engines recently
exhibited here seems to meet with the
approval of the majority OF our citizens
| and an effort is being made to raise, Dy
| subscription, the necessary amount 10
make the purchase.
| Don't forget to have your taxes paid
by Oct. 5th, thus insuring your right to
| vote at the coming election.
Jim Bauman had finger crushed
while turning cider press. The hnger
was so badly mangled as to make aInpu-
| tation necessary.
| Nv. Mckee, Galley Dwiggons and
| Tom Frazier represented Saxonburg al
the county seat early this week.
Mrs. Warnecke celebrated her S4th
birthday, last Sunday week.
Eddie Schroth has given up farming
and is learning the art Of dressing tools
Mrs. w. ]. Stuebgen and Miss Carrie
Stuebgen were visitors to Butler last
| week.
Last Tuesday and Wednesday Oct. lst
I'd. Miss Alice Mckee had her Fall and
Winter opening of millinery goods. All
the latest STYLES from Paris and New
York we're displayed and the ladies OF
Saxonburg and vicinity were much pleas
ed with the fine display.
The particular disadvantage of having
| a smooth face'was demonstrated In GER
| tain hotel in Butler Tuesday. A certain
man from Saxonburg who has gone
through 80 Springs and Summers, and ne
alone knows how many hard Fails ana
Winters, was asked his age by the gentle
! man behind the counter. In view OF the
rtfrrr
40 years of age and being taken Tor
minor shows what advantages are attach
ed to wearing mustache or beard
E.R. Remington paid visit to Evans
City last Tuesday and "Wednesday
A closely contested game of base ball
| between the Saxonburg and Fulton clubs
occurred Thursday. The Fultons had
| Simson, a professional, as their pitcher
and the way the Saxonburgers hammer
ed his curves was a caution. Harry Fair
| was the receiving end, aud his work was
wav above par. For the Saxonburg
nine. Helmboid and Schroth acted as
the battery and barring a. little wildness
| in the I'D and 4th innings on the part OF
| HeImbold, their work was OF the git
| edge order. The batting of Butch and
| GERMANY were the features OF the game
We understand that Harry Fair IS still
not satisfied and intends bringing nine
| of professionals to our town. This IS
| lust what our boys would like. So
| Harry trot out your strongest aggrega-
| ton, and we will trounce them. The
score was IS to 9 in favor OF Saxonburg-
CT. Raabe and son Herbert arrived
| in Saxonburg last Saturday, on a few
| days visit to relatives. Christ says,
| Saxonburg is the place after all.
Prof. E. H. Knoch was i'll Butler Mil
lerstown. Karns and Petrolia, last Satur-
| day and Sunday.
Miss Clara Kohler of Allegheny has
been visiting friends in Saxonburg.
VIM. III. Knoch and Eddie Schroth
| were at home with their families over
Sunday.
Mr.. Thos. King was down from the upper
Oil fields on Sunday returning to work
Monday morning.
Ben Weber was amongst the boys on
Sunday, telling of the big prospect for
oil on the lease he is working this side
of Butler.
Get out your overcoat.
| The Misses Krause of Allegheny were
in town, last week.
Mr.. H. A. Ziegler of Freeport repre-.
senting a wholesale grocery house OF
Pittsburg was amongst customers, last
week.
Mr.. Theo Krause was a visitor to tn
county seat last Thursday.
Freeport sent large delegation to the
Base Ball Dance.
1t is against the law for any one to
| carry concealed deadly weapons, IN ad-
dition to this it is dangerous, and apt to
lead to trouble. Some of our young men
had better take timely warning.
That was a dandy home run of Butch
Stuebgen's, ''come again"
Mrs. Henry Horn was called to Taren-
tum, on account of her mothers sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs Theo Laube are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Helmbold,
The Base Ball club gave very enjoy
able Dance at the Opera House, last
Thursday evening While not a howl
ing success financially, in every other
respect it was all that could be desired
Prof. Knoch's Orchestra furnished the
music.
The order of the World will give a
Dance about the middle of October.
If you need bed clothing go to Helm
bold's store and inspect the woolen b ank
cts on sale at $7.5o per pair. The price
is so low that every one can afford pair
The ball boys are improving. This /:
shown by their work in the last game