Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-07-15
Prospect and Vicinity.
Take time To read that:

We. Cooper, S. S. Mccullough, J.
c. Scott and JEFF Heyl spent the Fourth
/ of July in New Castle. The boys report
a good old-fashioned time.
Gus Shannon says he never heard of
! but one mule dying and that was Glib.
! Wigton's, the other day. Gus says his
muleship was born in 1912, and if there
is a mistake in the record, blame Gus.
Riddle a. Warren have finished the
painting of the Prospect Hotel, and now
Titus thinks "a thing of beauty Il Joy
forever Tis
Charlie weigle and May Blair We're
united in marriage Wednesday, June
80 They have returned from a weeks
visit TO Beaver county relatives, and
viii soon 20 TO housekeeping. The
happy young couple have the best
wishes OF their friends
The Luther League now meets at S
p. N. instead of Z p. m on Sunday eve
nings. The officers for the next term
are: Pres, S. S Mccullough: V. Pres,
Oscar Shaffer; Sec, Belle Hays. Asst.
Sec, Maud Heyl and Treas, Mrs. D.
3. Stahlman.
Lank Roth recently found the mouth
piece of Chas Hueters horn in his
berry batch. OF course, Charlie Is at a
great loss TO know how his mouth piece
ever got there, but. then, well, hum,
there was no snow on the ground.
Miss Hattie Boehm is spending the
summer with her friend, Mrs. McCune.
Of Warren, Ohio, and it looks as if
another Of our Prospect girls will soon
90 10 Ohio TO live How is it, Hattie!
Mrs. Jacob Heck and sons Charlie
and Ferdinand, of Butler are visiting
Jacob Albert at present.
Children's Day was observed by the
NJ. E. church Sunday evening, June
81 Among the many good features Of
the exercises, was the building OF
model government by several young
ladies. Aggie Harvey represented
Liberty; Cora Mcclure, Law; Miss
Coulter, Intelligence, Emma Hill
man. Fraternity" Eva Mcclure
Temperance" Maggie Waddells Up
rightness;" and Louise Mcclure, 'Patri-
oatism F"
Miss frankie Dodds, VINO was learn
ing the m;!liner trade in Meadv1lle, has
come home % spend her vacation, and
il is natural again to see frankie
pleasant smile among her acquaintance
as theypromenade our smooth walks
Alex Stewart is helping his son Viii
liam, Of Connoquenessing township TO
harvest, and says it was no trouble TO
dry hay, last week
Gus. Bowers has returned from
visit TO his sons. Jesse and Charles and
IS tet M
Gus gets a vacation, and he appreciates
few days off once year.
The new band" in their new wagon,
driven by McCandless & English, went
up to Slippery Rock Park, July 3, and
furnished the music for the picnic there.
The relatives of Rev. J. G. Kelly,
who is a missionary in China, lately
received a letter from him. and the
Rev. many friends here viii be pleased
to learn that he and his wife are well
and enjoying their live in the Celestial
Kingdom.
Milleman e. Co, have put on slate
roofs for Jacob Dambach, of Connoque-
Messing township, and Andy Scheide-
ma ntle Of Lancaster township.
If the times are hard, you cannot af-
ford 10 do without a county paper.
Miss Maggie Waddell, one of our
musically inclined young girls, is tax
ing instruction from Prof Davis, OF
Butler.
Joshua Gallagher has nearly finished
a fine large barn on his farm, west Of
town.
Christ Kuhn Of Sullivan Run, comes
70 town once in awhile, to trade with
our dealers.
Clarence Reed, of Pittsburg, was the
guest Of his grandparents Henry Shet-
fer and wife, recently
c. G. Sullivan and son Warren, Of
Beaver Falls, visited their relatives here
and vicinity, last week.
Mr.. Turner, Of Harlansburg, was in
town, not long since, and called on his
old friend, J G. Kelly.
Finley Hillman and Newt johnson
recently killed five black-snakes in
Webbers woods, and they measured in
a line nearly 30 feet Of snake.
Mrs. Jamison and daughter, Mrs DR.
Christie, Of Petersvllle, recently visited
DR. Mcconnell and wife.
g. p. Weigle and Mrs Lepley have
been elected 10 teach our schools this
coming winter School will likely he
gin September 20.
Our local lodge Of Jr o. U. A. NJ
had an interesting meeting Wednes-
day evening, July 7, as several visiting
bros from Butler were in attendance
J. NJ, Roth, who il attending the
summer normal at Grove City was
home on a short visit, last week
II. II. Henshaw, who took the con
tract to drill Mrs Wolford b water well,
has had bad luck, but his friends hope
he viii pull through all right yet
Mrs. Andy Wahl, Of Evans City. was
the guest Of her brother, ~ s. Groas-
man, wife and family, not long since
JOE costly