Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-11-11
Prospect and Roundabout.
9 Glad or sorry TO hear that :.

Be glad or sorry 10 hear tnat;-
Martha Barr couldn't find any items
in the CITIZEN, last week.
We are glad TO see that our friend
b of West Liberty, Is able 10 repre-
sent his vicinity once in awhile.
Plummer Badger and family drove TO
Zion. Sunday, TO attend church
A visit to H. \. Kellys hardware
store will show you some as fine Port
land cutters as one would wish.
The NJ. E brethren are holding pro
tracted meetings, and we hope their ef-
forts will be abundantly rewarded
There is plenty of gas just outside OF
town but once in awhile it becomes
very weak inside, especially when It Is
needed
Miss Glare Forester thought it funny
that the teacher asked her 10 bound her
fathers farm.
Frank and VIM Myers of Lancaster
twp. were callers recently, and VIM
saws his corn crop was immense. de
had a bout $50 bushel per acre, and has
70 break the ears to get them into the
half bushel Frank says its so
ESQ. Heyl was recently called on to
perform marriage ceremony and IL Is
said he did good job. Now, remem-
ber bows, it is Esq John Welgle time
next.
Johnny Waddell says it is a big temp
tation to chase a rabbit at all times, Dut
knows it is not right sometimes
O. w. Stoughton and family recently
attended his mothers birthday party
near Unionville, the occasion DelnS
surprise party to the aged mother by
her neighbors.
Purry 6E Heyl have threshed thirty
three thousand bushels Of grain this fall
and 237 bushels of clover seed. Ihey
are now busy husking corn with their
new husking machine
Ed. WaddeIl has received fine new
| hammerless shot gun as present from
the Louisville base ball club: Ed Is
| proud of his present, and thinks the
''Colonels" are all right.
Our two cornet bands have about con,
| cluded to consolidate, and then we VIII
have ''golly buster.
Prof Bjsh has the male octet in train
| ing and will soon be able to give Us
| some very excellent music.
Asa and Sam started to choir meeting
bnt they failed TO reach their destina-
| ton. Now, boys, we wont tell on you
tbis time. if Won do better In the future
Rev Stahlman and his congregation
observed Reformation Day, Sunday
evening, Oct. 81, by appropriate exer-
cises.
| p n. Sechler and J. A. McGowan
had their OVID fun chasing and killing
| skunk one night last week 1t was
pooh all the next day when the boys
would come around, and Willis PYLE
has notion to notify the High Consta-
BILE to remove the cologne from MS
premises
john Weigle and wife were the guests
| Of Johns brother, VIM. and family OF
| Ellwood, not long since.
Hamp Fisher of Plano was at the
auction one night last week, ana
bought enough pills and drops to sup
| ply his trade for years to come.
| Judge Forester, inspectors Wehr and
SechIer. and Clerks Warren and Nc
| Gowan composed the election board.
Miss Clara Heck ard gentleman friend
| Of Butler. recently took a lovely ride to
! our town, and enjoyed the trp I'M
mensely.
Little Fropie Cooper has about recov-
cred from severely sprained arm.
Rev. D. L. Roth of Butler was sesa
on our streets one day last week
Fred Wehr has been elected financial
secretary of the Maccabces in place OF
IJ III. Ralston, who has gone TO Fltlsz
burg to study medicine.
Messrs Waters and Daubenspeck OF
Petersville were in town recently, the
gu ests of Sam Doutt.
Prof. Bartel, OF Warren, o., was here
calling on friends &c, last ~"2k. we
ara glad to see that the Prof IS well
| iay-1b may come back n0w and then.
Mrs. John Grove, who has been sick
for some time. seems to be on the road
to recovery now.
John Kaufman has returned from
Ohio. where he had been working.
I'd Sloan of Whitestown was in town
Saturday, chatting with the boys
Robert Allison, our barber, has re-
turned from weeks outing IN Law
renee county.
John Miller is home from Pittsburg,
where he worked all summer
The town Council have arranged to
have new street lamps Good idea.
JOE COSTLY