Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-02-17
Harmony and ZelienO pie.

Christian Sahli and his wife youns
couple who recently purchased the
Charley Flowers homestead are report
ed to both being down with typhold
fever
Rev. p. J. Slonaker of Zelienople,
preached a very eloquent sermon on
f.Abraham Lincoln" last Sunday.
Charley Stokey leased the Grand
Central Hotel at Zelienople, from his
brother Henry last week and Will take
possession Of same sometime IN Mafch-
Henry is thinking ef msFing TO the
city.
The Rhinelander well at Harmony Is
in the gas sand this week The Kirker
well started drilling last Friday.
yanas McCurdy will have public
sale in the near future. He IS gong 70
move to Pittsburg and will embark IN
the milk business.
Eraneeus Stauffer, brother Of Ira
Stauffer deceased, who was q former
resident of Lancaster township, whose
home now is in North Dakota, Is at
Harmony visiting his mother and
friends. His wife died about one year
ago and he rented his farm this year
After his visit he will return to the far
West.
Miss Mary Weigle left this week roa
visit with her sisters at New Brighton
Pa, and Dennison, O.
Miss Dieffenbacher, of Zelien9plc, the
accomplished elocutionist, recited at
the institute at Harmony last Saturday.
Snap shots from the local teacher in
stitute held Mt Harmony last Saturday
The attendance was the largest ot
any institute in the history OF the town.
Prof. j. G. Digit was very Napoiean
in its management. It's tone was DIG
nified and il passed off without break
l+he instruction impaired was highly
beneficial ana faf Ieac.ipg.
The Wise -Boggs duett was lLcJref
Prof n. P. Bish's talk on Helpful
Criticism was racy, pointed and very
practical.
Prof. @. =. pombart, of Mars de-
liyered "Character Building 10 per
fection and displayed fine Thought.
Prof. J. Il. Kpcher, Of Zelienopie,
made an excellent spsect on Why we
20 to School" In referring TO the Fr9
posed Joint High School between liar.
mony and Zelienople the house greeted
hin, with tremendous applause.
DR.. L. J. Tithian in timely discus
sion emphasized the Teed OF more
liberal funds for apparatus, etc, Ilr
school work.
pleasingiy addressed the institute on
the teachers work,
Miss Laura Harper rendered vocal
solo displaying musical talent and held
the audience spell bound.
Misses Swain and Latshaw charmed
G1aryhcdy with their skill i'll instrI-
mental music.
The vocal music by pup,it # Tar
money schools was appreciated.
County Supt. Cheeseman was not
present.
| Miss Eliza Bastian wa sick
Pupils Of Room deserve greaI cayGit
foE tie alagant supper they furnished
! The scene when the teachers, visitors
! and participants in institute york were
ENJOYING the feast, was Imposing
| Harmony is to the front; this was Room
| 3's first industrial training lesson.
Ira NJ. Graham, Of No. Z, Jackson
4. .wp, was present.
Miss Nifg.eia Cookson Of the Valencia
school was there.
Prof. Dean, Of Wexford attended.
Evans City. Mars, and Ieliehopie
gere yell represented.
A } Bayi. a. II !, !. ID. principal
of the Clarion Normal School Seii-ersA
very interesting lecture in the eve
ming on Alaska" The opera house
was filled TO the utmost.
Everybody was made welcome and
g!l expressed themselves as well paid
for being press2t
We congratulate tfoG. E!sAt in ex
ceiling in his undertaking Long anC
beneficial may che memories of hi
labors influence all who enjoyed the &C
casion.