Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-11-18
Harmony and Zelienopie.


Rev. D. V. Mayes, pastor of the Pres
bvterian church at Poland, o., visited
his brother Prof. @. w Mayes near
Harmony, several days last week.
A. J. Heller D. D., Misses Edna Otto
and Katie Beighley of Harmony and {.
w Bame of Eidenau attended the 9Th
annual 5. 5. convention of the Alleghe-
ny Chassis of the Reformed Church, at
New Kensington last Friday They re
port a good convention,
Rev. A. c. Locke of Harlansburg oc-
cupied the NJ. E. pulpit at Harmony on
Sunday evening.
Abraham Beighlea visited relatives
at New Castle and Pulaski over Sunday.
Edward Niece prominent oil pro
ducer of North Baltimore, o., visited
his father Esq. Henry. Niece, several
DAYS last week.
Mrs. Calvin Knox of Harmony has
been very i'll the last week AT this
writing she is convalesclng.
Al Sitter, a South Side Pittsburg
druggist. was here recently, and stop
ped with his father, NJ H. Sitter near
Harmony. He is thinking of embark
ing in the general merchandise business
with prominent business man of Har
mony.
Reuben Willets moved to Zelienople
last Friday. Mr. Willets is machin
ist and is employed by Bentle & Fithian
in manufacturing the Willets gas en-
gine.
Last Friday evening Sunday school
normal class was organized DR.. 4. j.
Fithian was elected Pres. and Mrs
Rev P. j. Slonaker, Sec. Twenty four
were enrolled as students and other
names have been secured since. The
class covers Harmony, Zelienople and
vicinity.
John Hare returned recently from a
visit with friends in Ohio. He reports
a gay time. When John gets left the
harps will hang on the willows.
The younger daughter of H, NJ. Ben
tie has recovered from a severe attack
of diphtheria. No other case is report
ed in this section.
E. H. Slaugenhoupt of Tarentum is
drilling the girls and young ladies of
the Epworth League and c. E. Society
of Harmony for business mems enter
tainment which viii be rendered on
L Iludy anu CdbuiudS tNthlIS'
Rev. J. H. Laverty of the NJ. E.
Church at Evans City will preach a
sermon for Middle Lancaster lodge No.
64S /. O. O. f. in the Harmony opera
house on Sunday, Nov. 21st at 2:30 P.
NJ Everybody is invited.
II. Hartung of Cawker City, Kan.
brother Of Rev c.. F. Hartung, who
has been visiting relatives and friends
in this vicinity and Pittsburg the last
three weeks returned home last week.
He was much interested in visiting his
birthplace south of Zelienople, not hav-
ing been east for 21 years. On his way
home he will stop off at Lisbon and Des
Moines, Iowa, and visit brothers
Mrs. A. H. PETER of Jackson twp. re
turned last Friday from a visit to friends
at Beaver Falls, Williamsburg and Mi
nerva, O.
The Eighth Butler County District
Sunday School Convention held In the
Presbyterian Church at Zelienople last
Friday was success. The afternoon
sessio- was very practical and intensely
interesting The eve ming session was
blessed with full house and much
earnestness was manifest. Ira M. Ora
ham, the county secretary, was present
and delivered an excellent address. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Jacob Sitter.
Harmony; Secretary, H. w. Bame, Har-
mony; Treasurer, Albert Winter Zelie-
nople. The next convention will be
held sometime in next May, probably
at Petersville