Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-11-02
Harmony and Zeiienoplc.

Matte Niece VINO visited HtI AdIHcE
Henry Niece, at Harmony, for four
weeks returned to her home at North
Baltimore, O., on Thursday Of last week
Mr.. Van Vectan is moving his family
from Racine. Wis, to near Harmony
into the Charley Warner house. He Is
4 son of j. J. Fielder by marriage and
viii take possession OF the flour mill at
Harmony in November
Mrs. E. X. Grant and family. at Har
money, had ii sale last Saturday. and
moved to Parkersburg ". Va, this
week. John Grant left sometime ago
for Virginia where he secured posi-
ton in an Oil Well Supply Co.'S store.
The Grant boys of this family are all
employed in the w. Va, oil field.
r. Russick. a merchant of Harmony,
Is happy at the arrival of a son III his
home last Friday morning.
Mrs. D. NJ. Stamm, of Marietta, O.,
was at Harmony on Friday, the guest
of relatives and left for her home on
Saturday,
Lizzie Kirker. of Grove City College,
and her brother Charley, OF Pittsburg.
were ut Harmony over Sunday the
guests Of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
d. kirker.
Prof D. c. Locke, principal of the
Monaco public school was at ZelienOple,
last Friday night. He recently resigned
his position in the Zelienople school and
accepted the principalship at Monaco.
He is organizing system ont of chaos at
Monaco.
Ed. Latshaw and wife, Of Marietta,
O.. left for their home on Monday after
a weeks visit with their parents and
relatives ut Harnony and ZelienOple.
Bob McElhaney, of the ". Va oil
field, formerly of Harmony, called on
old time friends on Saturday. Last
year he enlisted in the 2nd Reg. of w
Va. and was in camp at Augusta, Ga,
for 10 months during the Spanish
American war. His friends at Har
mony and Zelienople were glad to see
him
H. NJ Bentle, a business man of Erie,
was the guest of his family at Harmony
over Sunday.
d. p. Boggs is raising his house at
Harmony so that the first floor will be
above high water mark.
A citizens and business mems meet
ing was called at Harmony on Monday
night when plans were adapted for pur-
chasing ground for the new depot and
side track in compliance with an agree
ment between the p. & w. and the
council made some time ago.
w. H. Swartz, the well known evan
gelist, viii assist Rev j. W. Otterman
-, in y
church at Harmony to commence on
Sunday, Dec 3D., 1899.
Men are at work taking ont curves at
Eidenau on the 2. x W. a corps of
engineers are making a preliminary
survey from Evans City to below Fom-
bell, Extensive changes are expected
Rev. P. J. Slonaker and W. II. Gel
bach of ZelienoDle were at Butler on
Monday attending n special session OF
Butler Presbytery.
The public meeting of the farmers
and citizens on Saturday at Zelienople
for the proposed picking factory re-
suited in the appoin tment of commit
tee to secure grounds for the same.
Donations have been offered for part OF
the ground and others offer for sale
land at reasonable price.
Mrs. Albert Winter, of zelienople,
slipped and fell on the frosty board
walk in the back yard on Monday morn
| ing and hurt herself.
NJ. H. Sitter, of Jackson township,
and his son Alpheus, merchant at Har
mony, visited relatives in Ohio for 3
| week.
The w. c.. T. u will hold series OF
| temperance meetings in the Presby
terian church commencing Monday eve
ming, Noy. 9th.
Ida Sample, of the Slipperyrocl
! Normal School, stopped with her par
ents ut Harmony over Sunday.
Prof. J. C. Digit, principal of tn
Harmony school, cunningly devised ;
plan and took unto himself wife las
Saturday when no suspicion existed
among his kinsmen whatever Th
connubial knot was neatly tied at Pitts
burg and on Saturday evening th
happy couple turned the key of theil
finely furnished home in the Extension
at Zelienople The bride is Blanche, tn
beautiful daughter of County Treasure
Cyrus Harper May this accomplishe
Young couple enjoy extreme bliss for q
life time.