Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-04-20
Prospect and Vicinity.

lou may not nave neaEu Inat.
The work on the new odd Fellows
ball Is progressing nicely
The boys are now along the runs fish.
ing.
Miss Blanche Kelley, south of towns
spent Sunday with her friend Miss Loi
Lepley
George Warren has been suffering
with bronchitis or some kindred trouble
for week or so.
White and Allen. of Isle, have beer
painting for Josh Gallagher for some
time.
Clara Lepley has returned from Gin
ton twp. where she taught school last
winter
Cora McLure was first in town Il
plant her sweet peas.
Miss Eva Mcclure has finished hel
school in jackson twp, and Is now al
home to her friends.
There will be a vacancy in our school
board in May. Guess who will fill the
vacancy.
Charlie Hueter is working for L. NJ.
Roth this spring.
J. c. Kelley was the first to plant his
potatoes. and quite a lot of them to.
Dodds and Heyl are drilling a water
well on the Henshaw lot for Howard
Kelley
Miss Mollie English has been at Grant
City a week or so assisting her uncle
Ike to fix up his new home
d. D. q. NJ. J. A McGowan has fin
ished installing the officers of the l. o.
o. T. Lodges in the county. Mr.. Nc
Gowan finds the Lodges in prosperous
condition, and thanks the members
everywhere in the county for their
kindness.
O. w Stoughton, who has sold his
farm and bought a store in Evans City,
will have public sale on Tuesday,
April %. This will be very large sale.
Nine months credit on all sums over five
dollars; five per cent off for cash
John Shontz and Lizzie Gallagher
were united in marriage on Thursday
April - The happy couple have our
best wishes. Five centers John, or we
VIII serenade you.
Robert Grossman has returned from
a two weeks visit to his uncle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs. James Young, of Home
stead.
The people miles north east of town
are trying to get post office to be call
ed Manila The wish will likely be
granted by the department at Wash
ington and John Albert may be the
post master.
Stewart Wilson don't intend to bt
downed by anybody in the egg business
He lately brought 35 dozen to the store
being one weeks production. Stewart
thinks he could squeeze some more out
if he had to.
John s Dodds, of Mt. Chestnut, wa.
i'll town one day, last week on business
John reports all O. K. in his neighbor
hood
Mr. McCarvey has moved from Butler
to the old Hay farm northwest of town
Robert Hilliard, of Isle, made oul
town business call last week.
Candidate J. D. Mcbride was in towr
recently, shaking hands with hi
friends. John, did you shake the direc
tors hands the Emost enthusiastically
All right.
We believe that Mrs Langharst wa
the first woman in town to get he
house cleaned. Many hands make ligh
work.
Halcie McClelland, of Butler, was a
caller, not long since
Newt Riddle, who is studying law
and attending commercial college, But
ler was home, few days last week.
The Odd Fellows are having II boom
at present, and lots of good men ar
joining the Order.
Joseph Graham, Of Whitestown, made
our town a call last week, Mr.. Ora
ham, who fought under Gen. Geary IL
nearly all the great battles from Chicka
mauga to Gettysburg is one of our del
egates to the coming Republican stat
convention.
Os Shaffer thinks that is fine carpet
and shouldn't be rocked on and over too
much. A sensible view of it, O. A.
Miss Aggie Harvey, who is going tt
Portersville this spring to assist her sis
ter, Mrs. Covert. in the millinery bus
mess, has gone to the city to- purchase
goods for the firm. Past success insure
Miss Aggie good trade. Staff ant
Badger Bros. are doing the stone worl
for the new | o. o. F. hall.
You will find daily weather report
on Bowers drugstore window. Consult
it often.
James McBurney is going to Porters
vile to work for Henderson Oliver.
James is first rate hand.
The CITIZEN and the N Y Tribun,
made good combination.
We must not forget to congratulate,
Bert .Critchlow on that eleven pount
boy of his.
Clay Sarver, of Ellwood was in town
last Saturday.
James Frazier, the genial director o.
| the Oak Grove school, Muddy Creel
| twp, was In town On business one da,
last week.
LONE Shanor thinks that fellow
who eats nearly peck of walnuts anC
complains of being sick, should be sen
to the rip-raps Who was he, LONE?
Albert Dunn of Evans City, visitet
| his folks Saturday.
The measles have struck the town
and several have made their acquairt
ance.
Barbaree now seems to be the favorit
sport among the girls.
JOE Costly.