Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-09-06
Harmony and ZelienOple.

Gertrude, daughter of Frank Kellar,
of Harmony left on Saturday for La
trJbe where she will enter as student
in St Xaviers College.
Mrs. e. f. Haine and daughters of
Avalon are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
| Joseph Rodenbaugh at Harmony this
week.
Mrs. Abraham Beighlea of Harmony
has a sunhower stock in her lot 10 feet
nigh with So sunflowers on it.
Frank Nesbitt. Il fireman on the P &
" railroad, is spending his vacation
" th hi parents iI Jackson township.
Miss Virginia CJ3Ssou Of Evius C.ar
viii teach the district school aJ HsT
rooy Jet. this cJm'ng school year.
simon Kcefer Of Little Creek has been
.ry il with hrait disease aud uer"'a-
prOs;ratiOu recentit
Joseph PETER, VINO has been danger
ously i'll at the home OF Michael Ziegle1
at Harmony is convalescing.
The management of the Home Farm
at Zelienople is building an annex to
one of the buildings on the farm at
present
The school opened at Zelienople on
Monday with Prof r.. J. Kocher as
! principal.
George Eicholtz of Juett. w. Va, is
visiting relatives at Harmony this week.
Prof. J. c. Dight of Zelienople, who
was elected principal of the Harmony
school resigned last week. He will
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insurance business. In addition to his
Office business i'll Zelienople he accepted
the general supervision of Western
Pennsylvania for the Provident Life
and Trust Co, with offices in the Lewis
block in Pittsburg.
The opening of the Harmony school
has been postponed for one week on ac-
count of. the resignation of the principal
elected Prof. J. G Digit.
Miss Edith Latshaw of Pittsburg was
the guest of her cousin Miss Ida Lat
shaw of Harmony over Sunday.
Alfred H. PETER of Brownsville called
on his uncle Joseph PETER at Harmony
on Friday night Of last week.
Mrs f. f. Knox of Harmony and
Mrs VI. H. Sitter of Jackson township
| are on the sick list this week
Oliver Harper of Gallery Jet brother
of ex-County Treasurer Cyrus Harper
died on Saturday, Sept 1st, after Il
lingering illness with fatal cancer
Funeral services were conducted in the
Harmony VI. T. church by Rev. j. w.
| Otterman and several brother clergy
men from Gallery on Monday afternoon
I,tp 1fg11nl- Tho inq
fnlly laid to rest in the cemetery at
Zelienople.
Last Saturday afternoon Zelienople
and Rochester played a game of ball at
Zelienople, where Zelienople is reported
to have been ahead when the game
eliminated in "A general row in which
Zelienople also was victorious. rms
team thus far knows no defeat and II IS
hoped that the members will carry
normal sized heads as meek as a lamb
until the advent of the foot ball season.
Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Huff of New
Brighton were the guests of relatives at
Harmony on Sunday.
Pbilo Lockwood is at his home in
Zelienople this week
William Otterman and family Of
Pittsburg We're the guests Of Rev and
Mrs J. w Otterman at Zelienople this
week
A TRAIN ON the Ulster and Delaware
Railway was stopped recently on ac-
count Of the caterpillars which collect
on the tracks in sufficient numbers to
stop the train by the fabrication Of the
rails, which resulted from the crushing
of their bodies under the wheels. Ac-
cording to The Railway Review, it is
necessary for men to sit upon the cow
catcher and sweep away the obstruc-
tions by holding brooms on the rails.
A SUCCESSFUL operation has just
been performed in ST. Luke's Hospital,
New York City. A tumor was removed
from the inside Of the sheath of the
spinal cord. 1t was necessary to cut in
TO six vertebrR end the patient was
kept under anesthetics for more than
three hours He was operated upon
after number of German specialists
had pronounced that his ailment was
rheumatism, Sci. Am