Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-09-22
Harmony and ZelienopIe.


On Wednesday of last week. II. NJ,
Wise, of Harmony left for Ben Avon
to see his sisters husband, James NJ.
Moore. who then lay very low with
typhoid fever. Mr. Moore died last
Monday morning at five o'clock and his
remains were brought to Harmony on
Wednesday morning and buried IN their
lot in the Mennonite cemetery near
Harmony. Mrs. Moore IS a sister of l..
NJ. Wise, the attorney at Butler.
Thursday evening at 9 o'clock of last
week, a. W. Terrell, formerly pumper,
died at his home on the John Sheaver
farm in Jackson to wnship, from bowel
trouble He was born and raised in
Crawford county and arrived at the age
of 65 years. His wife, two sons and one
daughter survive him He was buried
in the cemetery near Harmony last Sat
urday, Rev. w. H Geyer officiating.
Miss Emma Goehring, daughter of
Lewis Goehring of Jackson township,
left Harmony on Tuesday evening for
Omaha, Neb,. where she will attend the
great exposition and afterwards visit
relatives in other parts of the West
Fred Hartung, son of Rev. C. F.
Hartung, a pharmacist in the army Is
home sick on a 80 day furlough, threat
ened with fever.
Pete Ratigan, of Chicora, was in
Harmony last Monday night the guest
of Henry Niece. On Tuesday they left
for New Castle where the Democratic
conferees meet to name the candidate
for Congress on their ticket for our dis
trict.
Mrs, Jere Williams, of Harmony, was
seriously i'll sunday night with cholera
morbus but is improved at this writing
ReY E. T. Butz and wife, of Salem,
O., are visiting friends in Zelienople ut
present, this being the time of their two
weeks vacation.
Rev. J. w. Otterman of Zelienople.
made trip to Pittsburg last Monday.
Last Sunday evening he preached his
last sermon for this conference year in
the N. E. church il Harmony.
Jonas Ziegler Jr, of Coraopolis, is
visiting friends in Harmony.
A. z. PETER, a prosperous farmer of
near Brownsville, was in Harmony last
Monday.
w J. Black. of Butler was visitor
in Harmony last Monday.
Charley Otterman. of Company C,
eighteenth regiment Pennsylvania vol
unteers, is at his home in Zelienople at
present and will go to Pittsburg to be
mustered out of service on October 13
Rev and Mrs P j. Slonaker. of
Zelienople, drove to Markle P. O., in
Westmoreland county last Saturday.
Rev, l. S. Hawn, of New Kensingtou.
occupied his pulpit last Sunday.
Elder W H Geyer, of the Bethel
Church of God, will preach his farewell
sermon in Harmony next Sunday.
Mrs. Israel Wise, of near Harmony,
visited her brother. Elmer PETER, in
Williamsburg over Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs j. w. Otterman drove
to Freedom last Friday and attended the
group meeting of the Epworth League
Frank. Ziegler is home from Grove
City and is stopping with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Zieghler, of
Harmony.
Rev. c. F. Hartung, of Harmony, at
tended the Pittsburg conference of the
DIT JOuISUOWH last
week, and Bishop J. J. Esher, of Chica-
go, re appointed him secretary of the
conference.
Mrs. Nettie Noble and Mrs. Mary
Hatch of Dallas, Texas, and Mrs. Joseph
Lusk, of Butler, vi sited with Fl. NJ.
Wise's family at Harmony over Sunday.
E. J. Knox, d. d of Allegheny CITY.
presiding elder of the Alle9 heny district
of the Pittsburg conference of the NJ. E.
church was in Harmony on official
business last Thursday.
H. NJ. Bentle sold his interest in the
firm of Bentle & Wise to H. NJ. Wise,
OF Harmony, last week.
Clarence Armor, of Company ].
Fourteenth Regiment, Pennsy lvapia
Volunteers, was in Harmony on Wed
nesday of last week calling on relatives.
He also stopped at Fombell 30 see his
sister. Ethel. Ha was off on a five day
furlough from Camp Meade.
Mrs J. C. Stougbton and her six
weeks old daughter, of Cincinnati, O.,
is visiting her mother and sister at the
home of Frank Weigle in Harmony,
Mrs. Stoughton will be remembered as
Jessie McGaffic.