Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-04-30
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1t isa long time since You heard that
Joe Costly had been threatened with
dire vengance if he didn't soon get up
column of news.
Bert Robbery. Charles Weigle, Fred
Weir, Titus Boehem, Judson English,
Frank Crafty, John Shatfer and others
went to Harmony, last Saturday, Tor p6o''
phate which John Shaffer has sold. rou
made nice procession, boys, but, On!
just hold your nose.
CT. Newman must have the school
duplicate settled by the first of June, SO
those that have not paid their tax, will
take heed
Milton Langherst has changed his cOu-
plexion, the past week, with dose OF the
measles.
If you wish some real good horse-radish
call on John weigle, for he can supply the
town and then have some left for himself.
John r. Weigle and Miss Ekss. of
Cooperstown, were recently married, and
spent few days with his parents, north
Of town. Johns old chums gave them
sernade, such as John used to give the
bows on such occasion. Isn't that 80
Judsonf
H. W. Henshaw and Bert Critchlow are
working on the pipe line, " hlch is beng
laid on Big Greek. Silas thinks that Bert
has forgot how to handle pipe
John Hays, of Pittsburg. has been visit
ing his brother Park, for some time.
John tiled the plow, last week, and can
draw pretty straight furrow for an anna
| ture,
Mrs. Mile Mccullough has returned
from months visit to her daughter, Mrs
| Pringle, of Marietta, Ohio.
Billie K. Henshaw and friend Milton
Lackey, spent few days in Pittsburg,
recently. They took in all the sights
worth seeing, and Billie acted as guide to
his companion.
Davie. the next time that Allen and
William have to kick the door to AWAKEN
family so early, you must not laugh 20
long or loud.
House cleaning is ripe now, and with
Shosts carpet stretcher and tackeT, the
labor is not so hard, although Hattie
Boehm wishes house cleaning would come
only once in three years.
Findley Moore, of Muddycreek twp.
called on his many friends, last Saturday.
and evening, and seemed to enjoy himself
while here. Right Fin, come again.
Fishing on the ripples has been the
boys pastime, the week past
Measle Bros, of Lancaster twp, were
in towE, one day last week, dealing IN
horses with Billie Weigle.
Argenus Shannon, of Isle, made US
call, last Saturday Genus says that with
blowing and building spring house walls
he has been out of trouble for some time.
Mrs. Samuel Welgle spent part of last
week visiting her daughter-ln-laW. Mrs.
Mamie Weigle of Butler.
Mrs. Msrshall has so far rallied from her
sickness as to be able to be on the street
again.
Our fashionable .milliners, Mrs. Roth,
Miss McGrew, Miss Harvey, and Miss Nc
Lure have the Oh oicest kind of goo DIS.
The new spring hats are so pretty that
every young lady. should provide herself
with about fsnr, not to be worn at once o +
course.
Miss Clara Lepley is thinking of starting
kinder garden soon. Clara displays
great tact in managing little folks, and
we think she is deserving of large
school.
Mrs. S F. McKinnis and daughter,
Zella who have been visiting in W. Va,
Tor sometime, returned north, short time
ago.
Charles Johnson, Jr who went to Ell
wood a short time ago to work, came
home on a visit, last week, and while here
struck job for month on the Boehm
farm. Glad 10 see it, Charles.
John Grenue, of Dick, was in town, last
Friday, looking hearty and we'll. Glad to
see you, John, for we thought the gypsies
had cosIed you away.
Mrs. Hillman, who visited her daughter
Alice. Mrs. Knox, of Warren, Ohio, came
home few days ago.
TO town for broom and then go home
without it, Lizzie.
All signs point to bicycle race here in
the near future.
Last Sunday afternoon was so nice, that
many after changing their preaching
clothes, took their rigs and hired them
selves into the country for ride.
Messers Ekas, Chessman, Kelley, and
Painter were here, few days ago, smiling
ut our directors.
Mrs Langherst, who suffered with an
ipflaned tumor on her face last week, is
abont herself again.
Milleman & Go. put slate roof on
Henry Heyle's house, recently.
A fine new barn and buggy shed will
soon adorn the grounds of the Lutheran
parsonage,
Mrs Lewis Albert broke a needle in her
left hand, few days ago, and she may
have yerV sore hand, JOB COSTLY.