Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-03-01
Prospect and Vicinity.
Stop and reflect that:

Stop and reflect that:
Joseph Graham and Ad. Hockenberry
of Whitestown, were in town Saturday.
on business.
John Scott has fine samples of wall
paper and has done several jobs OF
papering already.
L. B. Shannon of Isle, was here sat
urday morning and was wearing his
usual happy smile.
Lewis Blinn is rejoicing with the rest
OF the dads" this spring Now Lewis,
We almost forgot to announce that
Sherman Gallagher has been wearing
''fatherly smile" too, the past two
weeks Tobies, Sherman.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyle of Chicago, are
visiting relatives here.
The students Of the Academy are
practicing play, entitled Wide
Enough for Two" to be given in the
l. O. 0. F. hall on the evening of March
9th.
The concert given by the senior and
junior choirs of the Lutheran church in
the l. O. O F. opera house, Tuesday
cNtulUS. Il Gu w dS al HCIy
and successful affair. The participants
all did well. and each one is entitled to
share Of the glory.
While in Butler one day last week,
Camp Shanor lost his watch and could
not find it Now Camp, the boys would
like to know whether you lost it going
or coming
y l,,,+ +ha oil
tion that any part of the contest had
particular person.
Sadie. on whom was the joke, on you
who received the envelope without the
contents or on Frances who kept the
contepts, and sent you the empty envel-
ope.
The scholars of the Mile Run school
were much amused Friday, to see fox
wandering around the school house.
Tell John Rice.
After much scratching, crossing and
crossing over the following ticket was
elected at the recent election: Judge,
5. S. Mccullough; inspectors, l.. ID.
Shanor and w. E. Heyl; burgess, j. w.
Heyl: overseer, John Weigle; directors,
h. S. Weigle and H. w. Langharst
with f. d. Milleman and T. J. Critch
low ties; collector, F. W. Weir; council
men, r. II. Graham and Abs Shanor
high constable, j. b. Dick. The de-
feated candidates are all very good men
too, but their horoscope didn't aid them.
J. II. McLure, J W. Shaffer, and l..
NJ Roth haye been appointed commit
tee on relics for the coming Butler Co.
Centennial Ifyou have any old curl
osity or relic, leave it with them.
Lot Wilson celebrated his Goth birth
day Saturday. Feb. TO- The children
were all home and helped their father
enjoy the day. We all wish Mr.. Viii
son many more such days.
If You are interested, don't forget |
that the new council will be organized
the first Monday of March.
Bert Critchlow is at New Athens, |
Ohio, dressing tools for Geo Warren.
The people of Franklin twp. can leave |
their ''curios" with Jacob Albert, Wm |
Curry, VIM Dick or James Wilson, for
the centennial.
Os Shanor has been suffering the past |
week with bealing on his left hand
Todd Forester was home from Pitts
burg, last week. We believe that he is
a student at Duffs College
Mrs. c. c. Sullivan has returned home
at Beaver Falls, after visit to her rela
lives hereabouts That new grand
laughter will likely induce her to come
back oftener.
p. S. Weigle, the blacksmith was
kicked on the leg, about the knee, while
hoeing horse, and has very sore leg
n consequence.
John Lepley who has not been well
III winter, is canvassing for book en-
tiled. Life of Moody" and is meeting
With deserved success.
Mrs. Tintsman, mother of Samuel
'intsman, died suddenly Sunday, Feb
/, aged about -. The remains were
Inferred in the Lutheran yard the fol
owing Monday.
John Shaifer and N. S. Grossman
we're in Ford City last week seeking a ;
market for Prospect Creamery butter.
he factory is making large amount
f excellent butter for this time of year
Geo BURY, of Mt Chestnut was on
ur streets one day last week, shaking J
ands with the boys and cracking some !
his good jokes.
The NJ. +. folks are repairing the in ,
de of their church. and have been :
olding services in the Presbyterian {
hurch.
Misses Edna and Mollie Fisher of But s