Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-09-22
Prospect and Suburbs.
You will be delighted to hear that

You will be delighted TO hear that;
The Franklin Twp. schools began last
Monday, and Ira and Florence pass
through town twice day.
Mrs. Martincourt. of Pittsburg, has
been the guest of J. c. Beighley and
family for a couple of weeks. Our peo-
pie remember well when Mrs. Martin
court was the genial hostess of the
Prospect Hotel
We are requested to note that q. p.
Weigle is not the correspondent of the
Valley News, at present. as some think.
d. d. q. NJ, J. A MCGOWAN has
deputized P G., A. w Shannon to in
stall the officers of Rustic Lodge, $50, l.
O. O. F., Saturday eve. Oct. l.
Clara Lepley. who is teaching the
Miller school in Clinton Twp, was
home Sunday, and her sweet voice
augmented the Lutheran choir consid-
erably.
n. S. Grossman and wife were in
Brady Twp. Sunday, attending the
funeral of Mrs JAS Grossman.
Howard Kelly thinks he has the
finest spring chickens in town. Say,
Howard, where did you get them.
Mrs. DR.. BURY, of Piketon Ohio, has
been the guest of Mrs. Wolford, the
past two weeks.
Alexander & Heyl, of Whitestown,
are going out of the store business, and
will auction off their goods, beginning
Tuesday, Sept 20, and continuing
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
until goods are sold.
DR.. l. Keller and wife, of Grove City
college, were the guests of o. w.
Stoughton and wife for dinner. one day,
last week. Going to college, Oliver?
w. E. Cooper has commenced his
school at Whitestown. and is using his
bicycle to good advantage now.
Bert Mcclure, wife, and mother-in-
law. of McKeesport, visited their rela-
tives not long since.
Mrs. Marshall and grandson, Allen
Barr have returned from visiting rela
tives, at new Lisbon, O., and Beaver
Falls, Pa.
Don't forget that Silas Kissick has
moved his shoe-shop to the West End,
opposite the Academy, so when you
toke your boy to school you can leave
your boots at Silas'.
Rev. Stahlman and S. S. Mccullough
were well pleased with the trip to
Synod at East Liverpool, Ohio. They
saw many relics of the Santiago cam
paign which the Sth Ohio boys had
brought home. Sam saw large brass
key of the Ell Caney church.
Thos Dodds, son William and wife
passed through town Saturday on their
way from New Castle home.
T J. Cr;tchlow brought home a pre-
MUM from the Butler Fair. Jeffs fine
large coach horse took the first prize in
his class.
John Mcclure and Marshall Owen
drove to Downieville recent Saturday,
and purchased a gas engine. The
snap of the first gas engine in town
will soon be heard, and John will be
saved many hard jobs that will be done
by the engine.
c. E. Weigle was juryman last
week and put up at "Nixon's Home"
R. Shanor, C. P. johnson, and
Charles Weigle have been appointed a
committee to make arrangements for the
coming reunion at Zelienople.
Harry Thompson and friend Geo
Amy, of Butler, were here last week
hunting relatives and Republican votes.
John Roth, of Co. F. 10 Reg't. P. V,
has returned to Camp Meade, near Mid
dletown, after 30 day furlough. John
enjoyed his visit home, and his many
friends are somewhat sorry to see him
depart, but then Uncle Sam says,
come"
Russell Weber says they had a great
curiosity at their place last week, in
the shape of calf The internal or
gans were on the outside and the out
side covering was turned inside. Russ
says it was quite a sight to see the heart
beat before your eyes. The calf lived
15 or 20 minutes
Howard Reed and wife, of Pittsburg
S pent their honeymoon hereabouts, last
week. Howard is grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Shaffer, and his many
friends wish them much happiness.
Elvin Pyle knows how TO give gospel
measure, and his peaches were fine ones
TOO
Blanche Kelly entertained her lady
friend, last week, and, if we knew her
name we would tell you.
Camp Shanor and son Norman, of the
Oak Grove district, was in town on
business, last week. Norman is nearly
as big and good looking as his pap.
Yes Shoaf and wife, and son Robert
visited relatives IN Ellwood, Saturday
and Sunday.
Smith Kennedy has never recovered
from the shock which he received while
going to the Butler Fair
Press Weigle thinks he has the finest
S. S. class in town. Grace Heyl, Clara
Lepley, Bell Hays, Lou. Miller, Maud
Heyl, Carrie Pfugh, Bertha Heyl,
Pearl Boehm, and Clare Stewart Is it
any wonder he thinks so.