Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-10-19
Harmony and Zelienople.

I Mrs. VIM Stamm of near Eidenau
visited relatives at Pittsburg and Aspln-
/ wall over Sunday.
Jacob School of Lancaster twp. moy-
I ed to Harmony this week into the house
formerly occupied by AL Wise
Rev. C. H. Fitzwilliams, the well
( known pastor Of the Fifth Ave, Baptist
church of Pittsburg passed through
/ Harmony on Thursday last week on his
way home from delivering lecture at
Prospect.
Elder T. w Lyons the new pastor
| for the Bethel church of God, at Har-
mony preached his first sermons of the
new year on Sunday. He succeeds Ed
er W. H. Guyer who remains at Lilly
vile this year
Hon NJ L. Lockwood, president of
the National Trust League is very busy
at his home at Zelienople at present
making arrangements for his next con-
vention His private secretary is busy
answering letters from all parts of the
| United States Mr. Lockwood will de
| liver a speech at the State fair in Geor-
gia on Oct. 2jth inst.
In the Pittsburg Times of the 18th,
inst was printed the following item:
John Hays, of Cleveland, the first white
man TO locate the copper mines of Mich
| igan. is seriously i'll at his home in
| Cleveland. He is 95 years old, having
been born in Zelienople, Pa in 1904.
| Daniel Newtsa of Zelienople moved
his family to South Dayton n. Y. last
Friday. Mr. Newton lived here since
l Il r Ill
John Hare of near Harmony left last
Friday for visit with friends at Low
ellville, O.
Born TO Emmanuel Lutz and wife,
Harmony, a girl; VIM. Alexander and
wife at Zelienople, girl
U. Winter, the hustling miller at Eide
nau, has bought about 4, 900 bushels of
buckwheat for this season.
A large number of our people were
Pittsburg visitors last week
On Monday our nimrods put on their
war paint and made bee line for the
forests.
John Sample of Harmony left last
week for Fort Niagara n. Y. where he
enlisted as a recuit in the Forty Second
regiment which will leave for San Fran
cisco on Oct Both and from thence EN-
bark for the Philippine Islands for ac-
tive service.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Levering of Col
umbus, o. are visiting W. G.. StoughtOn
and wife at Harmony at present, Mr..
Levering is treasurer Of the Eureka
Foundry Co. at Columbus.
Hon. a. L. Campbell and wife Of Pc
trolia visited their friends Mrs. E. K.
Grant and family at Harmony last
week
Miss Agnes Stauffer of Harmony was
Pittsburg visitor over Sunday
Miss Hannah Umpstead of Parker
visited friends at Harmony last week.
Al Wise and family of Butler were
the guests of E. Fl. Knox and family at
Harmony on Saturday.
Wesley Rodenbaugh and wife of Pitts
burg were the guests of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rodenbaugh, at
Harmony on Sunday.
Henry B. Meyer of Harmony moved
| to Lancaster twp. this week, where he
1 w III i've Oli lHt ONh " -AADs
Joseph Stauffer.
| "Rube" Waddell, the famous Butler
county twirler" in base ball circles, pass
ed through Harmony last Friday morn
ing on his way to Pittsburg where he
again assisted the Colonels in victory.
A recent Pittsburg editorial says Wad-
dell brought with him a lot of the an
tics for which the county is noted, such
as, handsprings, cartwheels, merry
quips, jests, etc The soap mines" and
"buckwheats" were known previous to
the Waddell revelation Of our county 9
resources and peculiarities. We would
suggest, that in time for our centennial
celebration next year, az a county. that
some reporter interview our silver hair
ed citizens, who no doubt would make
known the fact that the half has new
er been told, OF our county and that
Full many flower is born to blush
unseen, and waste its sweetness on the
desert air. even in old Butler county.