Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-11-10
Prospect and Radius.

1t may give you pleasure or pain to
read that:
Eli Kincaid is recovering from spell
of stomach trouble.
John McLures gas engine works
nicely, and saves him much hard work
Miss Lois Lepley, who is one of oul
many promising young ladies, gave a
social TO her classmates aud others OF
halloween. LOIS debut was very sue
cessful, and we know her sister Clara
of Clinton township will be pleased to
hear of it.
w. E. Heyl is auctioning off his store
goods and bargains are to be mad every
evening.
Mrs. Wolford and sister Mrs. j. G
Kelly spent a recent Saturday In For
tersville, shopping and calling.
John Weigle and wife recently visit
ed their relatives, John Weigle ano
wife, Elmer Grant and wife, and Ton
Hipdppap and wafsa and Reaf eAf99nfFst9GgT9e 9gTe
mony was held in the Lutheran church
last Saturday. The remains of Rev
John Roth who was buried at Yorl
Pa, IN 1891, were reburied in the Luth
eran yard Saturday. Interesting ad
dresses were made by Revs. H. w. and
ID. l.. Roth.
William and Clarence Dodds are, at
present. digging coal in Whites bank
on Yellow Creek. The boys are said to
be good diggers.
John S. White and Carl Allen OF
Isle. are painting Sherman Gallagher
new house.
Robert Grossman has recovered from
an attack of bad cold", and is more
interested in his algebraical theorems
than ever.
Jimmy Gallagher, of Pleasant Hill,
was an interested observer and listener
at Luther League a recent Sunday
evening. Come again, James.
The social and supper given by Mrs.
J. F. Critchlow, halloween, was quite
brilliant affair. Mrs. Critchlow re
ceived and entertained her guests in
excellent style The Committee are TO
/ be congratulated also, on the success
of their plans.
May Henshaw has to take two dailies
| now, since his boy can read. May is
afraid Marion NJ. will be a Republican
Hope so.
NJ. T. McCandless and son Howard
recently made trip to Butler with a
load of hay.
Miss Verna Scott, has returned to
Dixmont, where she has been employed
as a nurse.
Don't forget that on and after Dec 1,
five per cent will be added to all unpaid
street tax Save few nickels if you
can
Mrs. John Weigle and Mrs. Albert
Ralston were in Bntler last week, on
business and pleasure.
Mrs. Lydia Roth was inferred in the
Lutheran yard Sunday p NJ. Mrs.
Roth was the mother of Revs H. w,
D. l.. and T. B. Roth, and L. M. and j.
M. Roth, all of whom were with their
mother during her sickness. Mrs.
Roth reached the good old age of S6.
Reub Shanor recently sent box of
relics and souvenirs from the old
homestead, TO his sisters and brother in
the West. The last thing Reuben box:
ed up was an old crop hackle to remind
them of the early tiax-scutchings and
tow-pullings.
Owing to the socials and parties, the
young folks had no time to do much
mischief halloween The first thing
we looked for was John Heyls cart on
Bars barn, but it wasn't there,
Mrs. d. W. Forester, south west of
town, recently entertained her rela-
tives, Mrs. Agnes Forester and daugh
ter, Mrs. R. H. Graham.
We are glad to report that Mrs. John
Albert is slowly recovering from the
effect of her broken limb.
Our old friend J. P. Davis, of Brady
township, was in town last week.
Say Smith, if you wish the details
about that barouche IN front of your
door, ask Newt, Garth and the girls.
Mrs. T. j. Critchlow and Mrs. NJ
Heyl were visitors at Portersville,
lately.
We nearly forgot to mention the
and happy gestures. 1t is fine big
boy. Doughnqts and cider, Fritz.
Joseph Webber and wife, have moved
from Zelieuople into the Martin res
idence on Franklin street
Jack McMullen has been drilling
water well at the creamery for a week
or so.
Milleman & Weigle were stating at
Petersvilie, last week.
1t is strange but seems to be tue that
one person can go over community
and SOW more seeds of discord than
twenty persons can uproot. We don't
mean anybody, only moralizing.
Cecil Wilson went over to PeteIsville,
Saturday. TO attend the local institute,
which, for some reason. didn't material
ize.