Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-04-07

Miss Jennie Robbery has gone
Cleveland Ohio, where she has secure
a clerkship in store.
John Weigle has finished his new
wheel, and intends to ride it to all the
socials and birthday parties that he Is
invited to. John how will your wife
get there.
The neighbors and many friends of
Mrs. II. W. Langharst took possession
of the Langharsts home, Wed
nesday eve Mar 30 Mrs. Langharst
looked surprised and somewhat scared,
but it soon become evident to her that
the friends" had came to help her
celebrate her 37th birthday. The even
ing was pleasantly spent, and splen-
did supper eaten Mrs. Langharst re
her thanks TO those who interested
themselves in any way in making her
birthday a pleasant and memorial oc-
casion.
Jim McGowan and Willis Pyle are
still wearing that peculiar and pleasant
smile. owing to the arrival of new
girl at the home of the former and a
new boy at the home of the latter.
Now, boys nothing less than five cent
ers will suffice.
John Edmundson, who went to Seattle,
Wash. Mar IA, came home, one. day,
last week Johns many friends were
lust as glad to see him back as they
were sorry to see him start away.
John has secured work in New Castle,
and will likely move his family there.
Sixteen applications for common
school diplomas were likely successful
Robert Grossman, James Richardson,
Harry Hutchinson, Walter Weigle,
Howard Shannon, Howard Critchlow,
Clara Forester, Florence Stamm,
Blanche Forester, Blanche Kelley,
Maud Weigle, Stella McCandless,
frankie English, Mintie White, Mary
Garvey and Clare Stewart.
Rev. Shumaker and John Wigton of
Hickory Corner district, were in town
one day, last week.
Press Heck, of Uuionville, made our
town a short visit, not long since
Press says Dutch Hollow affairs are all
right.
Mrs. O. W. Stoughton, east of town
entertained her friends, Mrs. Lepley
and Mrs Warren a recent afternoon.
C. T. Newman has taken the notion
Of selling his fine and well improved
property on Church st, Has the loss
of your cabbage discouraged you Chas.
C.P. johnson our little" tailor went
down to Renfrew, one day last week,
to take measures for several suits of
clothes.
One day last week some of our boys
counted S6 wild geese and 80 crows,
and the boys thought spring was here
sure.
Yes. Shoaf of Muddy Creek twp. has
bought the Crafty property, and will
move to town.
If you would like to know who those
two fine young men were, that came up
the Pittsburg road recent Wednesday
morning about o'clock, ask w. E..
Cooper
Jonathan Shanor, who has been all
ing for several weeks, died Wednesday
morning, Mar Both aged about 8f
years Mr. Shanor was member OF
the Lutheran Church, a hospitable
man, and good neighbor, and whose jo
vial disposition will long be remem
bered by many. Muddycreek has real
ly lost one of her best citizens.
L. B. Shannon, who has been ailing
for several weeks, has improved some
what.
Miss Louise Miller, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Bupp of Muddy
creek twp for several weeks, came
home last week
May Henshaw has arranged to have
his house painted this spring. Riddle
g. Co. will do the work.
j. d. Albert has put new portico il
front of his Shanor house.
JOE Costly.