Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-07-20
Prospect and Adjuncts.

You may not have heard that:
John Shontz is busy plastering the
new hall.
Ed. Millison is a faithful hand at
carrying mort.
Trusts and combinations are not
known hereabouts.
There is still one school diploma left,
and the owner has probably forgotten
about it.
League officers for next term: L. M.
Roth, Pres; Russ. Heyl, V. Pres.
Maggie Shanor, Sec; Lizzie Millison,
ASST Sec; Mrs. Laugharst, Treas. and
organist; Clara Lepley, Asst organlst
The U. p. brethren are using the
school house for services, while their
church is being remodeled.
o. M. Albert, of Hickory Corner, was
the guest of his brother John, not long
since.
Daniel Shanor will have one OF the
best and most substantial barns in But
Ter county. The stone work and wood
work are No /, and Milleman and
Weigle have rooted and weather board
ed it with No. / slate. Call and see 1t.
Allen Mccall, of Mt. Chestnut, was
in town Monday morning.
Joe Hockenberry resigned his job at
Kelley's, and went to work on Stewart
saw mill.
Charlie Grant, of Cooperstown, was
the guest of his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. b. Weigle, not long since.
The Misses Belle, Flora, and Clare
Forester gave tea party to their
young friends, one evening last week.
Mrs. T. J. Critchlow, and children
Tommy and Barbara, were the guests
of Rev. Shanor and wife, of Middle
Lancaster, recently.
John Weigle thinks it is sign of a
good COW, when boy can take her TO
pasture without her being MIXED.
Willie, did John oversleep himself?
Mrs. Rev. Stahlman is in Passavant
hos pital, and her many friends are
glad to hear that she is improving
rapidly.
WE. Cooper, wife ard family haye
been visiting friends and relatives in
Butler, for few days.
Miss Carrie Morgan of Youngstown,
Ohio. has been the guest of her friend,
Miss Blanche Kelley, for week or SO
Miss Lois Lepley is the guest of Mrs
Staples and family of Gallery.
John p. Wilson. Esq, of Pittsburg
has been visiting his father, James Viii
| uap tho mast wpek
| VIM. Scott, of Isle, was in town
Monday. VIM. is well, hasn't made
any hay, as he believes most people cui
their clover and timothy too soon.
Mrs. Allen Barr went to Rose Point, {
week or 30 ago, to attend the funeral oi
her sister, Mrs. Gillespie.
Squire Weigle and Gale Edmundsor
are bantering each other for foot race
If it comes off, try to be present.
Mrs. Fisher, of Butler, visited hel
daughter, Mrs. Critchlow, last week.
Miss Mildred Shanor has recovered
from a sickness Mustn't eat greer
apples, Mildred.
| Jake Albert, of East Franklin twp.
was caller, Saturday.
Mrs. David English and daughter
Frankie, have returned from an extend
ed visit to Ellwood relatives.
| Alex. Stewart, one of our reliabl
citizens, has been on the sick list fo
sometime.
Robert Grahams little daughters
Agnes and Lois, have recovered fron
brashy spells.
Miss Maggie Shanor is taking musi
lessons on the piano from Mrs. Crime
and is improving satisfactorily.
Mr.. Otto Bartel and wife, of Warren
Ohio, have come to spend the summe
with Mrs. Bartels parents, Mr.. an
Mrs, T. III. Boehm.
Isaac Dunn, of Allegheny City, wa
the guest of his brother, Allen Dunn,
few days ago.
When you go by the Prospect House
notice those nice signs, which Elme
Frazier has painted. Travellers wi
have no trouble now 10 find the Boehn
House
II Watermelons were in abundance, ias
week, and Edward McClearys stor
room was somewhat crowded.
Prof. Green and family are visitin
relatives and friends near Youngstown
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