Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-02-10

Be ii whispered TO yourself, that.
Misses Pearl Boehm and Maud Heyl
have been elected orgauiStS for Ja.
Lutheran =. :. foI the coming year
Eva. that was hard fall you got and
we were sorry We Were not near you
with a rye straw and len feather to
let Won settle comfortably.
Mossie Robbery keeps the ba-- and
freshest fish in stock, and all students
and brain worker. should remember
that fish is the best kind of brain food
Moss VIII appreciate your patronage
The new butcheriug frm Of ShanOr
d Shanor has the best beef o5talnable.
and viii keep q lookout for your pres
ence.
Ford Forester and wife entertained
the members of the "Jld Band q Re
cent evening. and the boys say they had
a glorious time.
Republican nominees. judge, John
Wtigle. inspector. H. y. Kelly; council
r. II. Graham. John Albert and y. VI
ShafTer. directors o. ". ~tOughcou aDo
and y S Gros~man. assessor. A. VI.
Shatfer and oyerseer, W. X. Riddle.
Democratic: Judge, II. w Henshaw,
inspector. :. :. Mccullough; council y.
Bowers. Martin Heyl and /. NJ Roth
directors, }. II. Barr and +. =. Crltch-
low: assessor, J. i. NcGCwan, Oyerseer,
Abs Shanor Any one Will make good
officer.
Bert Weigle and Mary Crafty: Geo.
Dunn and Miss Marshall; John Rice
and Miss Haworth and Pres Albert
and Miss Bryan We're recently married,
and we wish them all prosperous jour
ney down life's pathway,
Sam Burnsides. wife and family OF
Po1tersville. We're the recent guests of
| Adam Webber and wife
Robert and Frank Weigle went to
| Iowa couple OF years ago, and the fol
| lowing is clipping from Chickasaw
! county paper concerning them IN
! central Deerfield is the large and vel.
improved farm of the late VIM. Welter
! consisting Of 800 acres. Robert VI elgle
! and brother are farming it, At pres
! ent the boys are keeping bachelor nall
! and your correspondent found Robert
! engaged up to his eyes, OF rather elbows,
| in kneading bread, and Judging from
| the samples we saw. no housewife could
| jtdI H. Ilt III tiSL NAV = 4'sAA 4l'Al iAAE -'
| sons well down in old Pennsylvania,
Judging from the neatness and order IN
| the house Girls. such young men are
worth capturing.
The Farmers Club meets in the Acad
| emy the first Thursday evening Of eacl
| month. Officers. l.. N. Roth. Pres.
Julian Clark. Vice Pres. Steuart VII
son. Sec, and n. S. Grossman, Treas.
Chas Bowers. who visited his pa
rents and others during the holidays
has returned to Pittsburg 10 pursue ms
studies IN pharmacy.
Josiah Albert, Of Hickory Corner, was
| in town, the other day and started
home with a good supply Of tobac"o
but lost it about half way home. JOS
| iah came back not in very bad humol
for more. Jos. you need some one on
there TO keep those pockets sewed up,
Miss Clara Lepley says she is not 90
ing to Cincinnati this spring, to take in
struction in kindergarden work, al
| though she won't confess that sn'
never dreamed of going to The
Queen City of the West
Pearl Boehm is rather lonesome since
her sister Hattie went to Ohio to live
and it would be a joke if some ont
would come from the Buckeye
State to console Miss Pearl, too.
John Weigles court was in session
Saturday a suit for wages being unde
consideration.
Joseph f. Forester has started to tn
Academy, and is studying like troop
er. Joseph thinks that eight branche
keeps fellow 10 his knitting, if h
would do them justice.
lydia Langharst, Hazel Richardson
Sophia Langharst, Blanche Newman
, Florence Harvey, Wina Mcconnell
John Waddell and Harry Hamilton
were entertained and suppered by Mis-
frankie English and mother, of tn
Mile Run district, one evening, las
week. The young folks had a delight
full time.
Plummer Badger has been atflicte
with ''boils" for several weeks, and &
think Of old Job doesn't help them on
iota. Plummer try Peruna or Hos
| letter
Tne revivals the past ten days
by Revs. Eakin and McGranahan, AM
others were well attended Those VIII,
never went TO church, went those VIII
have been rather luke-warm III thei
own church, have received new actiy
ity; in short our town and vicinity hav
been stirred mp in religious matters
The fourth teachers institute o
Franklin twp, viii be held in Tn
Ridge school near Mt Chestnut Satm
/ day Feb. H. Come.
Roscoe Critchlow is interested il
. educational papers, and Is acting q
agent for some good ones.
Rev. Stahlman takes much intere,
Z in his blooded hens, and supplies hi
customers with the largest and bes
, eggs.
John A. Riddle of Mt Chestnut wa
. in town, Saturday. John is going {
, Florida this spring, not for his healti
/ we are glad 10 say
JOE Costly