Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-03-22
Prospect and TOuchings.


Have you heard that:
VIM. Myers and Franklin Myers. of
Lancaster twp, We're in town, Saturday.
James Gallagher and Lot Wilson
built nice big pig-pen for Jim 5 Berk-
shires, last week.
Mrs. John Robbery Is in EllwOod,
nursing her daughter Mrs. Clay Sarver,
who has been sick for sometime
Z F. W. Wehr is arranging his affairs
/ to move to New Castle about April l,
/ where he viii run a dairy this coming
/ year for L. NJ. Roth.
/ John Kelly recently dressed 3 pigs, II
months old. which dressed 114S lbs.
One of the hams weighed - lbs
Mrs. David English and daughter
frankie have returned from a visit to
Elwood relatives
VIM Scott. the Jolly director Of the
Hill school, Isle, was in town the other
day.
Our creamery has a reputation far
and near for the excellent quality of
butter made. and there is q good de
mand for Prospect Creamery Butter.
The output the past year was about a
half more than any previous year. The
management believes in making others
happy too. and they have increased the
wages of the creamery hands.
The NJ Z. oyster and ice-cream sup
per in the l. O. O. Z. hall, Thursday
evening. March Is. was a success.
The Passavant Hospital box is being
filed. The contents thus far consists
of six pillows, three sheets, one bed
spread. six pairs Of pillow cases; box Of
buffers preserves, jellies, and canned
fruit: one sack Of dried fruit; the donors
being Mrs. Daniel Shanor, Mrs. Mar
garet Heyl Mrs. Henry Shaifer, Mrs.
John Heyl, and Mrs. Stahlman. The
box will not be forwarded for another
week and any one wishing to add to
the box can leave the donation with
Rev. Stahlman, who viii carefully pack
and forward to Hospital.
Miss Ruth Critchlow recently cele
brated her birthday, and entertained
the following little ladies: Mary Scott,
Alice Critchlow, Lois Roth Marion
Thompson, Josie McMullen and Mildred
Shanor.
Mrs. W. G.. Weigle celebrated her
birthday, March T. and the members of
the Aid Society gave her real surprise
party in the evening. The ladies pre-
pared a very fine supper, and during
the evening enjoyed themselves at vari-
ous games. The Growing, barking,
''mewing ''untying shoes, 'braiding
hair, 'leaping ala-frog,' We're highly
enjoyed by the elderly girls Ladies,
try Needles Eye" next time
Leonard Shannon recently lost three
of his cows, and it is thought they got
poison.
Howard Dodds, who went to Greater
New York year ago, IS motorman
on a street car.
Mrs L. NJ. Roth recently made rag
60, ha,. 1o1xr fria,,Is. an1
gave them one of the finest of lunches.
r. H. Graham has been appointed
Finance Keeper of the K. O. T. NJ vice
F. w Wehr resigned.
Rev Sloan, of the Presbyterian
church, and Miss Maggie Humphrey of
Portersville, were recently married, and
after their wedding tour, Will go to
housekeeping in the Martin house on
Franklin St The happy couple have
our congratulations and best wishes
Jesse Dutter, who has been sick for
some time is improving slowly.
Our County Auditors have returned
from their labors at Butler, and have
rendered very plain and clear report
of the countys finances for the past
year.
Our older citizens, Andy Kalten-
baugh, Henry Shaffer and wife, Mrs.
U. w. Dodds, Mrs Sarah McGowan and
AIS Shanor are enjoying very good
health for persons of their age, notwith
standing the changeable weather.
This coming presidential year, you
should have them both. The CITIZEN
and The n. Y. Tribune. JOE Costly
Friday, Bunkerhill school of Muddy
creek twnship and Mile Run school of
f1v ha6 Gr.a1lfncy haa
and the latter won, having three spoilers
standing when Bunkerhill was all down.
The previous Friday Mile Run also
won TO o.
Newt Riddle pleasantly entertained
the Prospect social club Friday evening.
Mrs. Mary Hoon has been in i'll health
since the recent death of her husband,
Samuel Hoon. Her daughter, Mrs. Ed.
Sechler of Princeton, Lawrence county,
is at home at present helping to nurse
her.
Charley Johnston, the popular Pros
pect tailor. has received q line of
samples of spring and summer suitings
and pants goods which are up to date in
style and the best quality of cloth. Mr..
Johnston is an excellent cutter and
tailor and in every way deserving Of
the large trade he enjoys.
Miss Frances DOdds has been taken
TO the Butler County General Hospital
re she is being treated for an injury
% her spine sustained several years ago.
FOR SALE Cheap if sold soon-Al-
most new house Of five rooms and bath
room also finished room in attic; patent
plastor and hard wood finish; slate roof
and fine large cellar; hot and cold water
of best quality. Lot 45xl35 feet, with
considerable small fruit. Pleasant loc a
ton. Inquire of E. S. COUSINS, No. l1S
Dunbar St, West End, adjoining w. b.
McGeary.
Parties wishing to purchase or sell
oil properties, farms, city residences or.
real estate of any kind, should call upon
T, III. Walker,in Ketterer's b'd'g g,opposite
Il n u L.