Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-09-30
Prospect and Vicinity
Be it discussed that:

prospect anu ltlhitN'
Be it discussed that:
Mr. and Mrs. Dunn and two daugh-
ters. of Warren, Ohio, visited their re-
latives. Mrs. Mccullough and Mrs. Lot
Wilson, not long since
Rev. D. B. Stahlman, the Lutheran
pastor, announces communion services
SUNDAY. October 3. Preparatory ser.
vices and congregational meeting VIII
be held the previous Saturday
Mrs. lydia Myers has returned from
visit to the family of Lewis Albert, OF
Hickory Corner.
John Grenue, of the Dick district,
was in town, last week, and John says
that he and VIM. Ralston are all right
when working on the roads.
Oren Albert and sister Callista, OF
Hickory Corner were callers in town,
short time ago.
Prof Bish. who is our new teacher In
the Academy, is boarding with Land
lord Boehm.
Mrs. Langherst dressed a very fine
chicken, put il in the cellar to refrlger-
day to cook il for dinner, 1t was gone;
and. of course. the rats carried it off.
Lafe MCGOWAN and wife, of Akron,
O.. visited Lafe's mother, Sarah Nc
Gowan, not long ago.
Miss Blanche Newman has retured
from visit to her aunt, Mrs. Frank
Knox. of Akron, o.
Mrs. J. G.. Mccullough, of Kittan-
ming, recently visited her brother John
d. Albert.
William McCandless, of Unionville,
was in town, one day, last week. w m.
still thinks the Davis is the best sewing
machine made.
Miss Mary Kelly, who spent the sum
mer at Chautauqua, was home for few
days, lately
Yes Shoaf's little four year old child
was dangerously sick, part OF last week
but is improving at present.
Cecil Wilson, Belle Forester, Maggie
Wilson, and Flora Forester are well
pleased with their trip to East UNITY
Miss Blanche Forester has nearly re-
| covered from severe attack OF asthma.
We have the funniest young lady in
| the country. 1t she happen to be in
| bed, when some young man calls, she
will Just entertain Morpheus, and let
the young fellow go his way. Now, we
won't tell her name.
! Gus Bowers and John Weigle are
coming along alright on their wheels.
John is talking of getting "bloomers,
! but Gus hash, T. dacidad- an-tha -nrt--ai
Mrs. Alice Knox and family Of Akron
are visiting Alice's mother, Mira. Hill
man.
Get. Morrison and Davy Wilson of
| Centreville were seen on our streets last
week. Their presence makes us think
of old base ball times.
| Lewis Rohner represented Prospect
| Council Jr o. T. A NJ. at the recent
State Council at Altoona Lew makes
good representative.
George Plough and wife of Mt. Chest
nut were callers, recent evening We
must compliment George on that fine
new buggy of his.
Miss Louise Miller and Miss Bertha
| Heyl have purchased bikes and now
their graceful forms go gliding along
with the rest Of the graceful forms in
! town.
1t is conceded that Miss Lois Lepley
picked up the art Of riding wheel the
easiest and quickest Of any girl in
town,
The boys think they have joke on
Howard Kelly. They say Howard was
reused from his slumbers by noise like
burglars, and that he got his shot gun,
cooked it, and patiently awaited the ex-
pected william, who didn't come The
boys say it was Mrs. Dodds' cat on the
back porch. Tobies, H. A.
Rev Courtney of Grove City preach
ed for the Presbyterians, Sunday week
ago.
If Constable Wehr doesent cease cnt-
ting buckwheat at night we will send
High Constable Dick after him.
There was public sale at j. p. Hays
north of town Saturday, and Shanor
and McGowan did the crying
John Roth, the Mile Run teacher. has
little boy that won't eat his dinner
till recess in the afternoon. and it
| amuses John very much.
The Ministers Conference and Pro
tracted Meetings have engaged the
time Of the Baptist brethren for two
weeks. very profitable time is re
ported.
Mrs. Waddell and daughter Mrs.
Hamilton, have opened dress making
establishment,and also keep boys cloth
ing.
Mrs. Mamie McGrew and family, who
have been living with Mrs. McGrew's
father, Thomas Dodds Of Mt Chestnut
have moved into their house here.
Mrs. Barbara Weigle and daughter
in-law, Mrs. Mamie Weigle, were re-
Gently entertained by Mrs Phebe Wei
gle of the Mile Run district.
Charles Henshaw has spent the past
two or three weeks with his nephews,
Jacob and Josiah Albert, east of town.
JOE Costly.