Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-06-15

II will rest vou to read that

SINCE sIalualF - - 1t L-0L4t A4ON ~A-A|--
says Scio was wonderful place last
winter.
George BURY and MS dun horse came
over from Mt. Chestnut, Sunday eve
ming. and went towards the western
edge Geo, what's the attraction out
that wayI
Asa, ii IS no wonder your pa looked
astonished when you got in at breakfast
time Sunday morning Did you upset
on the Mckee hiil2
Willie Langharst returned recently
from visit his cousin, JEFF Myers, OF
Muddycreek township
During June. W f. Cooper Is janitor
for the Lutherans w D. Bowers, for
the Presbyterians; J. y. McLure. for
the Nethodists; and Allen Barr, for the
United Presbyterians. The boys are
thinking Of haYing janitor's picnic
soon.
Mrs. II. W. Langharst was the guest
of Mrs. VI. T. McCandlass and daughter
Stella, Of the north edge, one day last
week.
Mrs. Sayier and son Merl, Of New
Brighton. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Kelly at present.
Charley Lepley and Robert Grossman
have discovered a little straw berry
patch Of their own. B's berries are the
best, boys.
John thinks one dinner pail is plenty
for any man. What is your opinion,
Lomef
Teachers, get ready for that examiu-
VIC SUnr
| Painter will make it interesting for yOu.
Profs. Wilson, Roth and Lepley are
| the applicants for our two schools. and
Of course some one will be disappointed.
George Stoughton, of Evans City
spent Saturday and Sunday among the
boys here George, what Is that other
attraction!
Mrs. JEFF. Henshaw entertained her
sister, Mrs. Savier and son Merl, Of
New Brighton, not long since.
Children's Day was observed in the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening,
June 4. and fine and interesting pro
gramme was rendered by the young
folks.
| Those that attended the street fair in
New Castle last week, are pleased with
| their trip, and report the Prospect
| people IN New Castle. all well.
Hattie Bowers has returned from Il
visit to Evans City relatives.
The street tax duplicate is now ready
| for the collector Hunt mp that old
| stocking.
The lighting recently dropped down
/ AFgw- IIa,.gfva,x.f1 h1,1ul Int did M
particular injury.
J. A. McGowan, who has been nomin-
ated by the Democrats for county
auditor. has been receiving the con
| gratulations Of his many friends.
Miss Lydia Langharst, who was
severely scalded with coffee, is improving
| quite rapidly.
Drs. Kennedy and Wilson, of Porters-
vile, we're in town, last week, the
guests Of DR.. Mcconnell.
Misses Emma and Maggie Mcclure
have returned from Harmony and
Zclienople, where they taught school.
John Creme and John Dick, of the
east edge, were in town, not long since.
Charley Kelly and lady, of Harmony,
made our town a short call, last Sun
| day We were pleased to see our old
friend Charles looking so happy and
well
Ford Forester. wife and children, of
| the South edge, visited their relatives
down in Pleasant Valley, last week.
Dick Bowers put lis money on Jeffries
and won. Newt viii have 10 give up
| titZ now
Howard English, wEo has been work
ing in Cranberry twp. was home on n
visit, not long since Howard il well
and likes his job
Tie gas company has notified all con
! sruinrq that tL1y -a44alt pat on meters
not later than Oct. /.
Miss Agues Graham was the guest Of
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Graham, Of WhitestOwn, last Sunday
VIM WeigIe has gone to Sharon
whore he has secured quite II lot Of
horses TO train.
Thomas Dodds, OF Mt Chestnut, was
a caller, one evening, last week.
James Barr, delegate to the late Z. p.
Assembly in Philadelphia, was well
pleased with bis trip TO the Quaker City.
The Maccabees. which is one Of the
cheapest insurance orders in the world,
is growing in our community. Oriental
Tent has a membership Of 10.
Daniel Lutz, OF Brady township, was
in town, recently, on stating business.
Quite a nunber Of strangers come TO
our town ~ spend a quiet Sunday and
get a good dinner at Hotel BOehm.
We don't hear Of any one speaking
encOuragiugly Of the peach crop, but
the new potato stories are coming near
At hand.
Aunt Polly Jones. who has been
ailing for sometime, died last week
Mrs Jones was about ~ years old, and
was q sister OF Alexander Mccullough
east of town JOE Costly