Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-01-19
Harmony and ZelienOple.

Col. J. Il Wilson Post No 4S3 G.
A r. held their annual memorial servl-
ces in the Presbyterian church Sunday
afternoon. Rev j. " Paterson of
Evans City preached the sermon He
based mis- remarks on lst Cor. 18th
chapter and spoke Of love for home
love for the nation, nobility Of charlc-
ter and love of God. 4 nation never
rises above the character of its citizens
Love in the full sense means giving
out. a sacrifice, the opposite of self gain
and selfishness
When the office seeker asks for votes,
the citizens should demand n noble
character: By doing this a new power,
safe and secure, will back up our gov
eminent
The G. A. R. ritual was carried out
in part 5. NJ. Weihl deceased. was
the last member of the post who died.
His war record was read and placed
among the archives of the Post.
D. p. Boggs, DR.. J. A. Osborne, Clar-
ence Dindinger and Israel Wise, the
male quartett furnished excellent mu-
sic for the occasion.
The church was filled with people
among them were a number Of old
soldiers from Evans City.
Rev. John Kelley, the returned mis-
sionary from China lectured IN the
Presbyterian church on Sunday evening
on the customs of the people among
whom ne labored for two years.
Mrs. John Dindinger and daughter
Stella of Zelienople left last Monday
for Harrisburg where they met Rep.
John Dindinger husband and father,
h -
month.
Henry Kaufman Sr., shoe dealer of
Zelienople, died on Sunday after being
sick for some time. He was a respect
ed citizen and well known.
Capt. J. 2. Boggs Of Forward town
ship. was in Harmony on Monday call
ing on citizens.
J. c. Clark, of Washington township,
was a caller in our town last Friday.
W. E. Cooper, of Worth township,
was in Harmony on Wednesday of last
week.
Henry NJ. Wise of Harmony attended
the Inauguration at Harrisburg this
week
Clarence son of John lift of Zelie-
nople, left last monday for California,
where he expects to stay for some time.
Mrs. NJ. L. Lockwood, of Zelienople
has been very i'll at the home of her
mother in Hamburg n. Y, for several
weeks
Mrs. G. S. Passavant and daughter
Miss Emma of Zelienople will soon
leave for an extended trip 10 California
Rev. Ervine e Young, a student
completing his course in Heideiburg
college at Tiffin, O. this year, preached
in the Grace Reformed church in Har-
mony on Sunday morning and evening.
Prof J. G. Digit, principal Of the
Harmony public school, is on the pro-
gramme as speaker at the Farmers
Institute to be held at Evans City on
Jan. 23d and oath.
l.. A. Dindinger, of Harmony. left on
Monday morning for Harrisburg where
he remained during the Inauguration.
In the case recently tried before JUS
tice Fl g. McKim at Zeienople Daniel
Stauffer VS. Ed Burkett, note dated July
7th 1898 Henry Niece who appeared
for the defendant asked for non suit
claiming the note TO be Illegal because
both plaintiff and defendant neglected
placing the revenue stamp on the note.
therefore judgment could not be obtain
ed on illegal paper. Non suit was
granted the defendant
The storm on Saturday blew down
many derricks in this section.
DR. A. V. Cunningham of Zelienople
was victim Of the grip this week.