Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-05-25
Prospect and Proximity.
-ou may not have heard that:

George Warren came home from the
Scio field, Wednesday of last week.
John Critchlow and Warrie Cooper
| have built the chimnevs in the new |.
90. F. hall. The fues are nearly fifty
feet high.
Rev. D. L. Roth, of Butler. was here
Friday assisting in the funeral services
| of Mrs. Shanor.
Squire Weigle and Clurg Ralston re
| Gently made businesf trip to Lawrence
county.
Charley johnson has gone to New Cas-
| tie where he has secured employment.
Misses Blanche Kelley and Forester
are highly pleased with theiI new
pianos, and thank their papas very pro-
| fusely.
Geo. Phugh of near Mt Chestnut,
! came to town Friday morning, in his
| fine new carriage and took Il load of rel
| atives and friends home along to spend
| the day. There were so many in the
| carriage we couldn't coUnt.them. Cur
! ly" and Jack got their own dinner
and Jack says he hasn't had better
dinner for long time.
|
! damage by blowing over derricks,
fences, trees, and destroying roofs.
Mrs. Annie Shapor. relict of the late J.
| J. Shanor, decd, died of heart failure,
Wednesday evening, May II, aged So
| years Mrs. Shanor, was a kind heart
ed hospitable neighbor, and always a
| consistent member of the Lutheran
church.
Miss Bertha Heyl spent several days
| last week, at the home of John BURY,
of Manila, assisting Mrs. BURY to do
her spring sewing.
We Just knew something unusual was
pleasing Plummer Badger the way he
| has been smiling. Plnmmer says it
is a little girl again, good idea, j. P.
| tobies
Thomas Crafty, one of our oldest citi-
| zens died Tuesday May 16, aged IS
years, after an illness of several months.
He was an exemplary and useful citi-
zen. Interment was at WhitestOwn,
following Thursday.
J. w. Shafter and n. S. Grossman
were visitors at Evans City one day
last week. These men are interested in
the Prospect Creamery and no doubt
We're hunting a market for their butter
Try it, and you will use no other.
The Lutheran Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs Geo. Warren, Wednes
day of last week and transacted some
important matters. Several new mem
bers were added to the society.
VIM. McCandless. of McCandless,
was here recently with bad of Davis
"a
Davis is the best.
Now. kind woman, the next time you
clean church don't wash and scrub so
hard mean pull so hard and the lit
tie partitions won't give way.
Mrs Akin and her daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Weigle were i'll Butler last week
and called on several friends.
The entertainment given by the
young folks of the u p. church Tues
day evening May 1G, was a very success
fui affair.
Howard Kelley has some fine buggies
yet on hand. although ne has sold sew
eral this spring.
Rev Sloan will preach the memorial
sermon Sunday, May %, at 2:3O p. NJ.
Joe Albert of Manila. made our town
call one day lately. Joe thinks the
late fishing excursion to Muddy Creek
| by Sol Albert, Sam Bellies, Jake Albert
and others ought TO be mentioned.
At a recent meeting Of the Town
| Council, j. L. Henshaw was appointed
supervisor, and two mills were levied
| for street tax.
Clifford and Cyde Fisher of Butler
visited their sister, Mrs. T. j. CritchlOw,
! not many days ago.
Henry Hay and wife, of portersville
were the guests of their dIughter, Mrs.
| Wehr, last
Little Frank Shaffer has pet cat and
he says that he thinks as much of it as
many young fellow does of his best
| girl. Now Frank look out
Clayton Critchlow has gotten new
wheel too and he makes as fine figure
| as any Of the boys. Tom, you can just
continue 20 ride the mustang, but Clay
ton prefers the wheel
Milton Langharst has gone to Pitts
burg to learn the nnachinist's trade |
Your intentions are the right ones Mil |
ton.
A fellow has to be careful of what |
he whispers into his hest girls ear, while |
walking on the streets, for the boys |
readily catch on and don't forget TIE |
sweet words Of appreciation, commenda- |
ton, accommodation, concentration and |
consolation.
Mr. Moore and wife Of Centreville, |
were the guests Of Mrs. Moore's parents, |
Mr. and Mrs Alex Stewart last week.
Mrs. David English and daughter
frankie IRE visiting ut Tom McClig |
tJck's at Ellwood. OF course. M0ilie, |
Sadie, and Lizzie are looking after |
affairs AT home in excellent shape.
Mrs Jesse Bowers and son Paul, Of |
Pittsburg, weIc here attending grand |
mother Shanor's funeral, last Friday.
At Il recent meeting Of the school |
board, the president by and with the |
consent Of the rest appointed j. w.
Shaffer to the vacancy caused by the re |
lnoval of Mr.. O. w. Stoughton to EYans |
City The appointment is good one
as John has always shown an interest in |