Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-03-19
PROSPECT POINTERS.

You will be refreshed to know that
Spriug st,l remains in Winters lap
The election will soon be here, and then
what demand there VII be Cor the poll
teal undertakers!
L. 3. Shannon has added his name to
the list OF CITILgS'S slOs;rtOsrS mere
Whow:ll be next.
Messrs Munson, Leopold, and Campbell,
of Chicora, arc overseeing the gas business
and being jolly good fellows, they are
putting up win LIal!ord Boehm
Oscar McCand.ess took his family and
Il. W. Sangaerst aud his family out 70
Lewis Alb srts, not long since and enjoyed
the hospitalitie, OF Lewis and family IN
the shape OF 40 oyster social. Good o1y'
0s.
W. E. Cooper and Jas. Mckee were IN
structors at the Ridge institute, last Satur-
day.
The Luther League had an Interesting
meeting. last Sunday evening. Miss
Hattie Boehm, Sec. was appointed To
send .u occa ioa | report TO the League
Review. OF which Miss Pearl Boehm Ii
agent. Bertha HeYl read an essay on
| Moses. which was instructive through
ont Clara LepleJ read well prepared
thesis on "The Call of Moses and made
the point tha. all young folks should help
| on with the league work. Tae Misses
Pearl Boehm, Maud Heyl, Clara Lepley,
and Hattie Boehm sang very DeausHu'
quartet. Rev. Stshiman and warren
Cooper made remarks cUncerCing the lille
of Moses. Next meeting, sunday eve,
March 30.
All kin ds of gas fittings at the loves
rates. osn be hal at Milemsl Bros Frank
| lin ST., aud satisfaction guaranteed.
The young folks of the Dick district as
| Sc nDled at the home of James Crafty, ohe
evening" not long since, aud Mrs Crafty
and her accomplished dIIgiter Ella made
| it very pleasant for tue young folks, dur
| ing the evening.
Charles Hueter an Harry Morrow nave
oItt ara he'd caaf-piler this winter. Ihey
have failed over 400 bu. of grain slncS
last fsll, with their poverty sticks"
Mr.! Brown, OF Butler, was the guest O
| F. Ell Dick aud 3. J. McGrew, over sun
| day, half p moon ago.
Sam WeigIe and p Il. Sechler each / Ii(
a cnene to beat the other putting gas int
| their stoves, but Philip had To ackAo~I
| edge the corn.
| Musheim Roxberry took the milk route
| last week, owing To the sickness OF Fred
| " eler.
/ Alexander Stewart has been appointed
| President, &. P. Weigle Sec, and j. ID.
| Barr, Teas, of the new council, winch
organized, Mar. 2.
| Mrs. Rev NcCieland is the efficient
| President OF the Christian Endeayor. On
last sunday evening, Frank UrtchlOw
| talked ON ''St Paul" Mary Kelly read
"Sketcn of Missionary III the New
| Hrbridss," Cuclis RoDJ b. Al 4 we'll preplr
ed essay On "rhe Lie Of Wm. Carey"
| AuuI Lydia Roth is tae halest old lady
in town. She is 65 years old, mas gooC
| appetite, sleeps as reiresnIugly as d young
| girl. and hasn't had cold this niEter
| Lots of young folks cannot say as mucn
Pitcher Ell Waddell has signed with the
Farmtrrt III nine at Eau Claire, ard viii
go hence as soon as the diamond Is NJ
| John Critchlow has keen working 10
John McLure the past two weeks, owlnt
| to The sickness.o Mr.. Owen. Mr.. Mcclure
thinks both hands are so good that n,
| can't tell one from the other.
| III. W. Henshaw has resigned his pump
| Jag job on the Bame farm, near Edenar
on account of sickness.
The students will render the Western
| Drama, TrisS, or Beyond the Rockies, "
IN the Academy Hall, Friday evening, Mar
| 81. Mind the date.
| Mrs. Albert r slston Is recovering IRON
a short bat a severe attack of "lagrlppe.
Gus Bowers Easter rabbits are ths fin
| est in town and lay the incest eggs.
10. Costly.