Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-07-27
Harmony and Zelienople.

Mrs. S. Wick and son, of Wurtem-
burg and Miss c. Wick, of Butler
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. u. w.
Mayes near Harmony several days last
week.
Charley Langbein and family, of But
ler were visiting relatives IN harmony
and returned to their home last Friday
Mrs. Waddell, of Prospect, left for
Mich, on Thursday morning and Lew
Dindinger and Howard Wise left for
Detroit, Mich, on Monday morning OF
last week, all boarded the Cleveland
flyer" at Harmony.
AL Wise and wife and daughter, Kit
tie, of Butler, were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Enoch Knox of Harmony last
Friday.
AL. Sitter and wife, A w Meyer and
wife. Rev. J. A Leuzinger and Others
all of Harmony drove to Muddy Creek
Falls on Thursday last week, and report
very enjoyable time.
Rev. F. B. Cutler, of Oxford, Mich,
occupied the NJ E. pulpit at Harmony
on Sunday evening, he called on friends
cf his former charges at Elwood, Har-
mony and Prospect of the M. f. church.
AT present he is preaching for the
| Baptists.
The Browns Chapel picnic of colored
| people of Allegheny at Maple Grove
Park last Thursday was attended by
about $500 people besides many from
near the grove who delighted watching
the whole-souled amusements
Mrs. Mary Keefer, of Greensburg, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
| Marshall at Harmony this week.
John Hare, of near Harmony, had 23O
| doz. of oats on shock last Saturday.
John is not sleeping these days.
Mrs. A. H. Foster, of Mazon, Ill, and
| Mrs. III. J Taxis, of Gardner, ILL.,, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
| Mayer of Harmony for several weeks
| left for their homes on Monday morn
ing accompanied by Mrs. A. w. Meyer.
Many summer boarders from the
cities are in our valley at present, the
Enslen cottage at Harmony had 30 on
| Sunday.
On Thursday of this week the Mer-
chants of Zelienople, Harmony. Evans
City. Gallery and Valencia will hold
their third annual picnic at Cascade
Park which will be the most popular
picnic of the season.
Fred Zehner and wife, Edwin Zehner
and wife. John Eckert and wife, of
Zelienople, S. F. Webster and wife of
| the Tanker farm, Frank Weigle and
| family, Mrs. A. w. Meyer, Mrs. A. III.
Foster and Mrs. Fl. j. Taxis of Har-
moly, left Harmony on Monday morn
| ing for Cleveland, O. H. M. Wise of
Harmony and J. S. McNally of Zelie-
nople and others left for Cleveland on
Tuesday morning of this week. The
latter will attend the races there this
week.
Some of our G. A r. members and
Encampment at Rock Point on Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday.
The harmony school board is arrang-
ing for the second years high school
course They expect II students In
their high school rooms this year.
The new railroad junction at Eidenau
will be known as Harmony junction
and the Harmony stop as Harmony
Station.
The different Sunday schools in Zelie-
nople and Harmony expect to hold a
union picnic at Maple Grove Park some
time in August.
THE great minds called together by
the Car as an International Peace Con-
ference at the Hague Holland are max
| ing miserable failure of their mission.
Instead of striving to find terms and
supply means by which allinternational
misunderstanding could be settled and
wars forever set aside as relic of bar
barism, they discuss the dropping of
explosives from military balloons, the
use of dun dunn (explosive) bullets, and
other warlike subjects.