Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-04-07
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school was largely attended, and was a
success.
Frank Fair departed Wednesday for
the w. Va oil field.
Will Parks Of DeHayen is visiting at
Geo Grieshabers.
Earl Hezlep intends going to the
Klondike in the spring
Chas. Furman spent one evening last
week az Ed Knochs.
Harry Fair has gone to Cooperstown
to clear out for the Forest Oil Co.
J. C. Johnston received word last Fri
day to meet his uncle A Gold who is
visiting in Ohio, and who did not ap
pear remember the first of April comes
every spring G.
Capt. Westerman is talking of apply
ing for pension.
The Superintendent for the Forest
Oil Co. of the Gold field is seriously
thinking Of taking company of men
to Cuba, in the near future.
Gus Allen took a flying trip to Glade
Mills last Tuesday night, and reported
roads in bad condition
Bert. Criner and Gus Allen when re-
turning from Saxon Saturday night,
noticed the front door of Mr.. Ander
sons grocery store open, they notified
him, but did not wait to see if any val
uables had been taken.
CONE AGAIN
CUNEINGHAM's SCHOOL ENTERTAIN
The night Of March 29th was one
long TO be remembered by the people Of
Cunningham s school and vicinity. On
the evening mentioned the scholars
gave their annual entertainment. The
house was finely decorated with pines
and artificial flowers The house was
filed to overhowing by o'clock. From
7:30 until II 30 the audience was highly
entertained by a lengthy programme
finely rendered With many thanks to
the scholars who manifested such an
interest in the entertainment, and at
the same time attended strictly to their
regular school work. We need not give
any words of praise, but the way in
which the performances were rendered
was sufficient proof Of your being
master Of your undertaking.
The following programme was rem
dered:
Introductory address by Anna Davis
Song by the school title, There is no
flies on us" Words of welcome by Ella
Dawes. Defamation by Paul Ander-
son, "a Grevious Complaint" Decla-
nation by Ethel Turner, 'Grandpap's
Specs" Song by the school, The Old
Old Home" Music by James Ander
son, Geo. Myers, and Miss Pearl Criner.
Dialogue, "Neighborly Kindness" by
Anna Davis and Ida Mahan. Recitation
by Vim. Over, "In Cuban Cell. "
Recitation by Geo, Fechter, Sailing -
Song by six little girls, "Wo arc always
Wishing by Emma and Clara Fechtcr,
Ella Davis, Ethel and Emma Turner
and Emma Lefever. Defamation by
Clara Fechter, "For a Little Girl. -
Music by tl.s band. Dialogue "Sambo
and the dog fight" by Abort Bowers,
Frank Steppe and VIM. Lefeyer. Dec
lamation by Olive Lefever, The Dolls
Dress. Defamation By Chas Maaan,
jug aud the Pitcher. Song by Lila
Anderson, Sweet Rosie O'Gr&dy.
Defamation by May Trimble, "Hatties
Views on House Cleaning Music by
the band Dialogue, Family Relation
ship" by VIM. Thompson and Frank
Stepp. Defamation by Emma Turner,
Miss Caterpillar Recitation by
Jacob Lefever, He Didn't Think "
Song by Robert and May Trimb!e,
"Friendless and Sad" Recitation by
Ida Mahan, Young Charlotte. Music
by the band. Dialogue, Mind Your
Own Business, by Irene Criner, Emma
Mahan, Edward Mahan, Edna Ander-
son, Anna Dayis, Ida Mahan Recita-
ton by Sylvia Fechter, The Talk Of
the Town" Song by tho school The
Merry Farmer Boy. Music by the
band Dialogue, Shouting Stars, by
VIM, Lefever and Clifford MONKS
Recitation by Nettie Snyder, The
Truants Saliloquy" Defamation by
Howard Mahan, Jack aud Jill " Dec
lamation by Emma Lefever, "Woman'5
Rights Song by May Triable
Watching the Children play" Music
by the band. Dialogue, Samuel Dray-
tons Fortune and Misfoit1nes, by Lila
Anderson Ida and Emma Mahan, Anna
Davis, Edward Mahdn, VIM. Thomp-
son, Anbery Criner. Ross Thompson,
Warner Monks VIM. Over, VIM. Stepp
DcclamatiGn by Myrtle Lefever, The
Kite Defamation by Ella Davis, "A
Little Girls Lament. Defamation by
Emma Fechter Chancellor" Reel
tation by Bertha Caldwell The Dy ing
Newsboy. Defamation by Lyde Sny-
der, Christmas Carol. Music by the
band. Dialogue, "A Jury Trial IN
Africa, by Albert Bowers, VIM. lie
fever, Edward Mahan, VIM. Thompson,
Cliff Monks Frank Stepp. Prophecy, -
by Elmer Thompson. A farewell song
by the school
The work done by the scholars was
all the praise we can bestow on the
teacher, Frank Hunter, which went to
| show what an earnest worker they had
in the school this winter Many thanks
for the music rendered by the band
from the audience j. +. :.