Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-10-08
SAXONBURG.

Miss Lulu Stark has gone to Coopers
town to stay tor the winter.
Captain Ira McJunkin, of Butler. install
ed tie officers of the Odd Fellows Lodge
last Monday evening,
Haye you had any of the fresh sausage
made by Frank Weber.
John Sachs returned home from an ex-
tended trip to Whites:own and reports a
new gasser on his lease in that territory.
The new railroad and most every on
connected with it were photographed last
Monday.
Davey Dale and Ike Meals know how to
play ''The Silent Quaker"
Come see Us on the 14th.
Miss Edna PfeifFer who is in P1ttsburg
having her eyes treated, is recovering her
sight slowly but surely.
Mrs. a. F. Knoerr and Mrs Jno. Krumpe
are visiting their sisters in Warrington,
W. Va
Ben Grim is all right again and will
soon be able to resume work.
Grover" left last week but promises to
return after the election.
Tho new rail rail road officials were in
town last week paying off claims for right
of way etc.
ALI Lodges in town now meet at 7
o'clock instead of 8.
Young Mit Muder is a dandy, his speech
at the pole raising was very good
J. W. Mckee made trip to Pittsbur G
last Monday.
Last Monday was pension day and the
town was fiIlsd with old veterans.
Miss Laura Krause will have her Fall
Millinery opening, Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday Of this week.
Win Dixon of Penn township aoated in
to town last Monday.
Charlie Muh holland was visitor to the
county seat last Monday.
Come and bring your friends with you
on the 14th.
Mr.. Brennan who was kicked by horse
last week, is getting along nicely and is
now able to be around.
Harry Brennan was at no me with his
parents last Saturday.
Miss Picnic Burtner IL at 0akdale Ale
ghsny county attending school.
Look out for the big Republican rally.
which will be held in Saxonburg, Wednes
day afternoon and evening Oct. 18th.
Parade 3 D m Col. j. M. Thompson and
S. f. Bowser are to do the speaking.
The Misses Alice and Mary Mckee are
spending few weeks with relatives in
Pit tsburg and Allegheny.
A B. G. Mcfarland and Geo Il Robin
son of Butler were visitors in Saxon last
week.
d. e. Dale, Ike Meals, John Jack, e I.
Brugh, all from Butler installed the new
officers Of the Odd Fellows Encampment
last Friday evening.
Miss Cora Horn has received an elegant
line of goods direct from New York, and
is now having the Fall opening in Hats,
Bonnets and Millinery goods. You don't
have to go 10 the Pittsburg Exposition to
see new and stylish head gear; just step
into Miss Horns Store and see the latest
in the Illiners Line.
HONESTLY believe that William ].
Bryan will carry thirty of the forty-fve |
states.-The Hon. Joe Blackburn.
The great defect of Mr.. Blackburn is
his excessive conservatism. He is always |
cautious and almost timorous of express
sion. How does he expect so inspire |
in the Popocratic bosom by |
such pale and halting prophecy as that
quoted above2 He should put more
blood and fire into his bulletins. Only |
thirty States for Bryan? Why, the Hon.
Charles James Faulkner claims" forty
six for Bryan. Shall Kentucky be sur
passed by West Virginia in this ignoble
manner? Must Mr.. Blackburn again be
of his own inspiring observa-
ton that che who dalles is bastard and
1e who doubts is damned?"-Ex.