Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-10-15
PROSPECT.

Be ye informed that:
G. f. Newman has gone to the sanitori-
| um at Warren, Ohio, where be is undergo
| ing treatment for chronic lumbago. Lat
| est report says he is improving.
Joe Warren and Julian CLARK are ve:y
exbuberant these day 8 and the secret of 1t
al is the arrival of new boys at their
homes.
Miss Jennie rinstm.n of Yellow creek,
is now assisting Yrs. Boehm to do t3e fall
work at the Prospect House.
John Roth has joke concocted on 0s
Shaffer. Some one Of these nights when
Os is sleeping John inteEds to tie silver
band on Os's gold hat. bat We won't tell on
John just yet.
l. 3 Shannon auu wife were at Mercer
| not long since, attending the wedding of
theii daughter, Miss Anna.
Judson English, Thomas McCandless.
Oscar Shaffer, Phannie GrossmaD, and
Charlie Blair were members of the recent
Butler county excursion tc the home Of the
next President, Canton, Ohio, aud report
tine time.
W. G. Weigia attended the fair and
races at Carrolltown, Cambria Go coup
le of weeks ago, and was surprised to see
ii snow quite lively one evening.
John wcigle should he careful of the la
dies topnots when he passes the contribu-
tion box around.
BURY d Albert have purchased corn
husker which will husk q hundred bushels
per hour, aud put the fodder in schreds, en-
silage or punches. great invention.
Samuel Weigle. after q two weeks H.
ness, died Friday, Sept. 25, aged 63 years.
Mr.. Weigle was a native of Lawrence Co.
but resided ip and about Prospect Tor 40
years, being an industrious man and skill
ed mechanic.
Mrs. J. q. Kelly has returned from
visit TO Rev. Young aad family OF Hilman,
Mich and is much pleased with her visit
to the Wolvcrin State.
Mrs jesse Datter tai1as that shs de.
serves the priz; ior raisiug peppers, and
we think 30 too as her crop is hard TO
beat.
John ID. Albert aud wife spent "A c1uJle
)f days visiting n New Castle, rec nLly,
and Jonn is surprised ut the Improvement
Oi la.e years.
The Lnthrr LedRue gave sociJl To the
public, Thursday evening, Oct, lst, Then
each one WAS expeci ed 10 Civ. II silver Of
fering with which to buy ue V church or
gan.
We must not forget to tell you the cause
OF tina happy smile On AL Ralstou's coun-
tenance these days. l. is produced by tue
arrival OF an extra tine new boy. TONES,
AL.
Miss Mary Dutter aud her aunt May
Hoon, were the guests of James Fiudley
and family, one day last weck.
Mat Blair, Joe Warren o. Shaifer, Curt
Grossman, Thomp McCandiess, Jud Eng
lish, John Neeley, Ralph Mackny ana
others got Howard West and hts dog one
evening last week, aud secured tho hills
and valleys OF Muddycreek for raccoons
They captured two large fat fellows which
will lead the McKluley PROFESSIONS to the
White House.
Miss Ida Myer OF Allegheny was the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Langherst recent
ly.
John Kelly's silo bursted shortly after he
had it filled with choice ensilags and he
will lose some oil his COW feed. Miss Ida
says it ought to be In the paper, but TO say
nothing about gathering ohestnuts on sun
dav.
Enos Mcdonald, Secretary OF the Frank
lin township School Board, made the
rounds last week delivering supplies to the
different schools. Enos Is also truant Of |
ficer uLder the compulsory school law and |
no doubt will have some cases to look |
after.
Hen Henshaw has bought patent kraut |
cutter, which IL fed like n cutting box 1t |
IS a useful machine, and making kraut on |
1t Is picnic.
W. t. Mechling and w. 3. McGeary of |
Butler installed the officers Of Rustic |
Lodge. No. 882, /. o o f., on Saturday |
evening, Oct. 3. They are good installing |
officers and the brotherhood was much |
gratiiied 10 have them present.
JOE Costly.