Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-06-11
PROSPECT PICEUPS.
You Will be elated to hear that;
This s fro grovIrC : weather.
Root beer is new in season.

You Will be elated to hear tnat
This IS fre growing weather.
Root beer Is nov in season.
Boehm's new fence will pass.
Watson Forester has purchased q Col
umbia bicycle for las daughter bIsnch.
Mr. Forester has taken an agency Tor the
Columbia and Hartford rheels, and orders
left with him will secure prompt attention.
Girls. il was too bal that you misunder-
stood the boy tor yoG Missed a nice crlVe'
Rose Cratty Of Dick, is now assisting
Mrs Boehm at the Prospect hotel vice
Allie Borlsnd resigned.
Shannon and Hirdnan Of Isle, painted
J. C. Miller's house last week, and a. US
ual did good job.
John Myers of Muddycreek twp, finished
the stone work for T. 2. CrltchloW ne"
house not long since.
Mrs. JEFF Hensbaw who recently ran
fish hone about an inch long ID her hnger
il still suffering from the inconvenience
Tohn Weigle was a member of the grand
iurv last week, and is well pleased Win
bis weeks stay at the county seat.
Mrs. Boehm went TO East Palestine,
Ohio to witness the marriage of her broth
or, Rev ]. c. Kelly and Miss Cunning
ham of that place. re happy couple are
now visiting Rev Kelly's parents here and
will. in the near future, 20 to Chlna as
missionaries This young folks have the
best wishes of their many friends.
6. 5. Forester is interested in the Phoe-
nix wheel, and his son Todd Is breaking IN
@ nau ono that ia for sale.
The bicycle race here caused good
deal of excitement as il vas the flrst ROAD
race under the direction of the Prospect
Athletic Club. The winners were as ~
order named: George Ekin, John Riddle,
John Rice. Will Walker, Newton Riddle
and Elmer Riddle. The race was y
mile ride. and Ekin made the beit time IN
! hour minutes and SO seconds.
W Shannon assessor for Franklin
twp. recently made his returns TO the Oon
missioner's office, aud received the conph-
ment of having the incest set % DOCKS ths'
as vet had been returned. Tooie-, 4. W
Teacbers'g examination will be held
here. Saturday, June 20, and we hope lie
hardest question to answer will be, how 10
raise the teachers wager Give 1t up.
John CritchIow ana silas Kissick took d
sniD 10 Centreville, last Sunday, and come
il on the home stretch just ~ the ram
commenced.
Rev Ekin who has been called TO preach
here and at Mt Chestnut for the r
churches, has come to town To stay, sno
il row making his home with Alex Stewart
and wife.
Howard Pyle lost valuable horse rr'
Gently by having lts leg broken by kicS
from another horsc. Howard we arc sorry
for you.
The only load Of wool We have seen TAX
en- through towr for long time, was TAX
en- to Butler, last week, by Evender NC
Candless.
Tne little gi.ls attending Clara Lepley =
summer sch ol had scru6biDR frollc, one
day last We. X, and it was really amusing
to see Villa, Lydia. Beniie, Florence aud
Sophia welding the m0ps
Mrs. J. c. Beighley, nee Catharino Al
bert, was stricken with paralysis, oatur-
day, May 30, and died Friday eve, June ..
The remains we-o inferred in the st Johns
cemetery the following Sunday. MRS
Beighiey w8e vel! tEOwn for her kindness
ard Christian iOrliiude aud the bereavrd
onea have the sympathy Of the eommu1i'
over The lOss Of their near and dear one.
Rev D. B. StahlmGli attended the rec at
Lutheran conference 1T Leechburg, where
he was booked for several speeches.
Robert Mccullough IL building al adoi.
ton To his house on Franklin street, ana
improving his prop1rty IN general
If you wish TO hear the joke on McKee'-
pig ak John Weipie.
Even Howard Kelly took hearty laug'
at that happy couple on Decoration day.
Since Mrs Ralston came home from the
hospital st Pittsburg she ia improving eat
isfactorily.
Several Of our young folks attended the
strawberry festival at Mt Chestnut, Oh"
evening last week. and report 'luse'"'''
time.
The Democratic primary was very quit
last Saturday.
jog Costly.