Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-08-17
Prospect and Vicinity.
Did you hear that:

Dlu you near lndl.
Mont Dunn thinks it is time for more
items. Well as Mont is fine little tel-
low and likes to go to school, we Will
please him.
We didn't know that good looking |
fellow coming in the Butler road, driy- |
ing fine team of colts, but it proved to
he Frank Blinn and wife, of Mt Chest |
nut. going to visit relatives S. w. of |
town.
George B. Beighley, wife and children
made trip to Butler, one day last
week.
Irs Gallagher is seriously thinking of
going to New Castle to open an eating
saloon. Success to you, James.
Howard McCandless, of the Mile Run
district was in town Sunday evening
the guest of Milton Langharst. The
bows attended Luther League.
The Gallagher reunion this year will
be held September l. in the grove OF w
F. English, near the Pleasant Valley
school house. A basket picnic will be
one of the features. Come, your In
vited.
Howard Shannon, of Isle, drove to
town Sunday evening, but we couldn
find out on whom Howard has his eyes.
Alex Stewart who hadn't been well
for nearly a year, died Wednesday Aug.
.. Mr.. Stewart was a true Christian
citizen, and was highly respected by all
that knew him. He was in his '2d
year.
Balm Forester is sharp little fellow,
but the next time he bargains to eaten
quart of grass hoppers, you VIII know
it.
Miss Sadie English, of Shannon's
Road, was in town Saturday evening,
marketing gilt-edge butter, which she
knows how to make.
Thomas Dodds, wife, and Mrs. Nc
Laughlin, of Mt. Chestnut. visited A.
Bowers and wife Saturday, visiting
seemed hard work for Mr.. Dodds. Go
oftener Thos and get used to 1t.
The cornet band furnished the music
for picnic at the White Oak Springs
church, Thursday August 10.
Milleman and WeigIe were in Centre
twp. last week, stating fine new house
for W. B. McCandless.
Mr.. Greer and lady of Johnstowns
made our town a short call a recent
Sunday eve.
Miss Clara Heck, of Butler is visiting
relatives hereabouts, and we look for
some of those superb solos, before she
returns from her vacation.
Mrs. Howard Reed, of Pittsburg, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shaffer at
present
Plummer Badger and John Neely did
some stone work at the Upper Muddy
Greek church, last week.
Mrs. Jennie Roth, of Evans City, Wis
tied her mother Mrs. Martin, not long
since.
If all the young boys were as faithful
as Charlie Lepley, the choir corner
would be better filled on League even
ings.
There was meteoric display Sunday
afternoon Aug ), and some had the
brass to say it was thistle down flying
in the air.
Newton Riddle attended the firemans S
convention at Scottdale Newt ran with
the Butler company. which won the
prizes and Newt feels proud of it.
Curt Grossman continues to make his
regular trips to Butler with butter,
which our creamery alone knows how
to make.
Detective McMarlin, of Butler, was
in town last week, subpoenaing witness
es for the coming grand jury.
w. E. Cooper and c. P Weigle will
teach school in Muddy Creek twp. next
winter, Cooper at Pleasant Valley,
and Weigle at Pleasant Hill. The Hill
commences Sept II.
Harry Heyl has returned from W. Va.
where he had been working.
Who owns that fine dun horse that
goes westward through town nearly
every Sunday evening?
John Grove and son Ralph, of Ney
Castle, were in town over Sunday and
Monday.
Plummer Cooper and wife, of Worth
twp. visited relatives, Sunday.
Rev. Laverty, of Evans City, canvass
ed this community for some work on
OuulcllOWSulpi llOt lOiS5 SihOC.
Miss Flora Forester is busy these
days learning the art of photography
Miss Flora does well for beginner.
Mrs. Wolford's house is now complet-
ed, and looks very handsome indeed.
We were a little surprised to see VIM.
Scott, of Isle, in town, last Sunday
morning, so early, and VIM. couldn't
quite understand it himself.
l.. B. Shannon, of Isle, and friend,
Prof Shumnaker, of Putneyville, ARM
strong Co. made our town visit, a re-
cent Saturday eve.
Warren Cooper, who is working on
the poor farm, Butler, was home, over
Sunday.
Clayton Critchlow thinks that if the
boys would not tease his pug dog, he
wouldn't bite them.
Rev. David Clark, of Philadelphia,
occupied the Presbyterian pulpit, Sun
day evening.
Miss Pearl Boehm is spending her
summer vacation with her sister, Mrs
Bartel, of Warren, Ohio.
Elmer FRAZIER ana hlcMrd Heater
were painting house near West Sun
bury, last week.
Of course, You are getting your same
Piles ready for the Butler Fair, Sept 5-8
John Weigle is improving his shop by
putting new roof on it. Must keep
your tools and company dry, John.
The lightning struck and burned a
barn for Mr.. Stokey, S. +. of town,
Thursday August 10.
Mrs Lydia Myers is recovering from
sick spell and Louise Miller is also i'm
proving.
Ford Heyl and Harry Morrow, two of
our promising young men, made trip
out the Butler road, recent evening.
viii give you the particulars when we
get them.
Joseph Thompson, of Isle, visited rel
atives west of town, not long since.
JOE Costly.
Wick Conn.