Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-08-19
Prospect and Vicinity.
Be it remembered that

| Be it remembered that:
James McClymonds, who has worked
| for H. A. Kelly all summer, departed
| for his home at CentreviIle, Saturday
We hope Jim will come to see us now
| and then.
Joe Allen and Clay Sarver came down
from Isle, Saturday morning, and spent
awhile in town.
John Waddell and family went down
| to Evans City last Saturday to witness
| the ball game between Evans City and
Mars.
Jonn weIgIe ami wire anu bird DiUh
and mother-in-law, Mrs. Teets, were
New Castle visitors last week. Bird
was surprised to see the hustle there.
Ira Gallagher and wife were in But
| ler one day last week, and we must say
that Ira and that new buggy make a
| fine appearance.
H. w. Henshaw and G. P. Weigle
| went berry hunting, west of town, last
| Thursday, and Mrs. j. J. Shanor and
her girls came to the rescue with a
lunch at dinner time. Mrs ShanoI
thought the boys were dudes, but
InanKS anyway.
Mr.. Bartell of Warren, o., was the
guest of 7. H. Boehm and family last
week. We are glad to hear that Mr.
Bartell has a liking for our town.
Alex Stewart and wife and Stewart
Wilson and wife attended the recent
Weller-English reunion in Lawrence
county.
Miss Mamie Murphy of Butler has
been visiting her aunts, Mrs. M. Hey
and Mrs. John Weigle the past week.
Mrs. H. w. Langherst and girls spent
last week with Mrs. Lewis Albert of the
Hickory Corner district, visiting and
canning huckleberries
Newt Riddle thinks that some of the
kittens in Prospect are the meanest a Id
most impudent felines he ever saw. 1t
was fun for John Shaffer and Thannie
Grossman TO watch the antics.
Miss Maud Heyl has returned from a
visit to her uncle, John Flinner of Ian
caster twp.
Marion Henshaw and wife of Butler
were the guests of c. NJ Henshaw and
wife, recent Sunday
Cur5 Grossman recently went up to
Flora to attend to some important bus
iness and during an ungarded moment
the horse broke the fills out of the bug
gy, and poor Curt had to come home on
horseback. Curt, a fellow will have
some mishaps.
BURY and Heyl are making the
rounds again with their Low down
Massillon" thresher, doing their usual
good work. John has a great time
keeping George and Ford from talking
too much with the girls
Edmundsons band formed in line and
marched to the home of NJ. t. McCand-
less, mile north of town, one evening
last week Of course Mrs. McCandless
furnished the boys with an excellent
supper.
G. p Krantz, p H Sechler ana Silas
Kissick have of late indulged in the
poets fancies, and have written some
fair productions.
Mrs. George Deitz and children of
Allegheny have been summering at the
Boehm House, the past two weeks We
believe that city folks would find more
rest, comfort and health in place like
our town than they could by going to
the seashore and many other places, not
necessary to name.
w. t. Gallagher of Butler visited his
father, Thomas Gallagher, not long
since.
Supt. Cheesman of Portersville passed
through town on his way to Butler last
Friday evening.
John Mcbride and a goodly number
of other picnicers from McCandless
passed through town last Friday morn
iHg on their way to Slipperyrock. The
young folks were enjoying themselves.
Miss Clara Heck of Butler has been
visiting her relatives hereabouts, the
past two weeks, and has sung some of
her fine solos for the Luther League.
Mrs. J Park Hays of the Mile Run
district, recently spent the day with her
old schoolmate, Mrs. Lepley and fami-
ly.
Miss Eva Keefer of West Liberty late
ly visited her sisters, Mrs. II. A. Kelly
and Mrs. j. L. Henshaw.
This was great hay harvest and
Daniel Shanor and John Shaffer had
nearly hundred loads each.
Mrs. Fred Bauder and daughter Mrs.
Wagner of Portersville We're the guests
of Mrs. I. II. Boehm lately.
Ed. McCleary was in the city last
week buying goods and sight seeing.
JOE COSTLY.