Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-02-25
PROSPECT
Take time to read that.
Fishing time is coming.
The kite season is here.

Fishing time Is coming.
The kite season is here.
The coasting is thing Of the past.
John Weigle and wife were the guests
of Frank Moore and wife Of Muddy
Creek twp, not long since,
Hattie and Louise mustn't get tickled
when little boy snores in church, but,
then girls, things are funnier in church
than any other place.
Don't 20 around and say Hello,
Coon hut tip your hat, and say Good
morning, Burgess Miiief.
You boys mustn't think Of having a
dance, 50 soon after the revival season,
for it wouldn't look well. Don't do it.
Milleman & Bro. have put the Wells
bach lamps in the Lutheran church,
and Asa Hevl thinks it is so odd now to
see people in the rear end OF the church.
While Charles Reed and Marion Nc
Cullough, Of CoOperstown, were recent
ly passing through town. their team,
from some cause, ran off and threw the
boys out. No one was hurt and after
a short rest at Hotel Boehm, the boys
went on their way rejoicing.
Graham d Scott have opened their
general store on Franklin St, and keep
anything from buckle 10 a bed stead.
II. w. Henshaw has completed his
novelty works and he and Victor Rid
die have turned out some fine work, Of
late.
The new band made its first appear
ance on the street, one evening iast
week and made very creditable music
for beginners. Newt swings the baton
artfully.
Mrs Barbara a Weigle has returned
from visit to her niece. Mrs. JOhn
Niece and family, Of West White5tCwn.
When you are in Butler, don't 90
around asking about the doctors escape
from burglar, because the story is q
mistake.
Gus Bowers has put patent cold-air
exbauster in his store, and it works like
a charm. LONE Shanor saws he ex-
poets some day to hear Of Gus being
drawn into it,
John Weigle. Ed McCleary. w. w.
Henshaw and John ID. Albert were all
at the comfy seat, last week transact
ing business
Miss Clara Lepley has returned from
her visit 10 Beaver Falls, Gallery. Mars,
and McFann and now Hattie Boehm
won't be 80 lonesome for she and Clara
are boon companions.
Misses Mollie and Edna Fisher were
the guests Of their sister Mrs. T, J.
Critcblow, not long since.
Mossie Robbery has recovered from
the jumping tOothache.
Owing TO some irregularity in the
mails, the Citizens Ticket" didn't
reach the commissioners in time 10 be
printed on the official ballot. and the
boys had lots Of writing 10 do in con
sequence. Gus IL not worrying over
the quarter
Mrs English and Mrs Moflintick, OF
Mile Run were in town, calling. not
long since and after showing the girls
around Jas Barr had n weighing frolic,
resulting as follows. Ansie A., Matte
40, Iva III, Lizzie 11G Mrs f. 11s,
and Mrs. Nc. lJ1
Mrs. g. G. Sullivan, Of Beaver Falls.
has returned home fronsr visit 10 her
sister Mrs. Lcpley. and daughter. Mrs.
f. II Pyle.
Mrs Tans6n Crafty has been sick fOr
some time. and her son Field has remoy
ed her TO his home in Muddy Creek
twp.
The Luther League has regular
meeting Sunday evening, February 2S,
and you are cordially invited
Frank Myers the tinker. from West
WhitestOwn, makes Saturday visits to
town and viii mend your watches.
clocks and iewelry in good shape with
out robbinR You for doing the work
Miss Lottie Blair. Of Butler spent u
few days with her brothers and sisters,
n short time ago.
Leave your order with & f. Newman
for trees, berries and shrubbery, before
he sends away his spring order Buy
from home dealer.
Absalom Shanor. who has been sick
for some time. is able TO be about
again
Ralph Grove il thankful for the
large vote he received at the election.
md it tickles Finley IIillmau when he
thinks Of how near he was becoming
Deckcrs assistant.
John Creme wife, and Charlie and
Fred Phugh are recovering from an at
tack Of grippe. JOE. Costly.