Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-10-13
Prospect.
Be glad or sad to hear that;


Everybody that has lived in Prospect
is glad to get back once in awhile to see
the ''old place.
Supt. Cheeseman was through town
last week while performing his official
duties.
You can buy a good, fairly improved
property by calling on II. W. Henshaw,
who has locatedin Zelienople.
Charley Lepley, while out hunting
chustnuts, sprained his ankle and had a
lame time for few days.
Mrs. Amanda Albert, who broke her
leg some time ago, is improving as well
as could be expected for one of her age.
May Henshaw was the first in town
to have buckwheat cakes this fall. He
had them weeks ago.
T. j. Critchlow and sons, Clayton and
Tommy, spent several days, last week,
in Pittsburg, visiting and seeing the
Exposition. Tom can tell you about
the deep sea diving and the big turtles
James Riddle died Friday night last
and.was inferred in Critchlov 8 cemetery
Sunday. Mr.. Riddle, who was a vet
eran of the civil war, has been in poor
health for years.
Buckwheat is yielding from 90 TO %
bu per acre this fall, and Ralston Bros.
will soon be making some of their fine
buckwheat -four.
Mrs. Hillman has gone to Warren,
O., on a visit to her daughters, Mrs.
Knox and Mrs McCune.
Blanche Kelly was sorry to miss
school, but then when company comes.
Charles johnson Sr. spent few days
recently in the towns along the Con
noquenessing Valley.
A. w. Shannon installed the officers
of Rustic Lodge, l. o. o. F., Saturday
evening, as follows: n. G., VIM. Gar
wig; v G., G. p. johnson; Asst Sec,
VIM. Hutchison.
Lafe McGowan and wife, of Akron,
o.. have returned home from short
visit to relatives.
Plummer Badger and family attended
church at Isle, Sunday, and as it was
fine day, the little folks en- joyed the
ride immensely.
OUltI ullllS NllCy VI
visited the wife's mother, Mrs. Ellen
Mcclure.
Alex. Stewart and wife have returned
from visit to their Centerville
relations.
Rev Robert Wilson wife and family,
of Fayette Co, recently visited their
folks here and at West Liberty.
John Gallagher, of Muddycreek, was
caller Saturday. and said nothing
about the new r. r.
Coon Miller and wife spent several
days in Piutsburg visiting friends and
the Expo" Coon, had you a ride on
tirv-liroiier coaster:n
The cry of the auction will soon be
heard in our town again. Billie Heyl
is bringing his store goods from Whites
town to sell them,
The Ensilage Cutters were in town
again, last week, and George BURY
said it would have to be mentioned.
1.-THE o. p social at Mrs. Forrester's
Tuesday evening, Oct. 4, was pleasant
and successful affair
Landis Martin, wife and family, of
Buttercup, visited Perry. McCune's
Saturday.
Mrs. Jas. Forester and daughter
Clara, of South Prospect, were in town
shopping Saturday.
The Creamery Co, had a business
meeting Saturday evening, and no
doubt Oliver had everything in apple
pie order for the meeting.
New. Robbery, of New Castle, was
here while, Sunday
James McGowan, ID. D. g. NJ, in
stalled the officers of Mylert Lodge. l.
O. O. F., at Centerville, Saturday
evening
Mont Dunn helped his pap pull a
water well on the English heirs, one
day, last week, says they had "a N
awful job"
Fall is here, the corn is in the shock,
aud the frost is on the pumpkin" and
the splash of the apple-butter stirrer
is again heard.
Marshall Owen made trip with his
team 70 New Brighton, last Friday, for
Amos Cooper.
John Heyl and Fred Wehr have re-
ceived the stone for their pavements.
Curt Grossman is all right if he does
throw apples at you when you are not
looking. JOE Costly.