Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-08-30
Prospect.

Max sends compliments to Joe Costly
and, would be pleased to meet him.
On Sept. 1st 1900, and thereafter in
the town of Prospect, all vehicles single
and double will be allowed to pass
through town with an ordinary pace.
You will not be compelled after afore-
said date to rival the lightning Ex-
press" or to raise the dust that one
thinks sand storm" had ''cycloned
the town.
When two rigs meet, you can pass
each other by each turning to the right
no matter how paradoxical it may seem
to some people.
Coon hunts seem to be ON tap,
The leader is Landlord cap,
The hunters have won some fame,
Not So sure wanted game.
Mr. Geo Walton of Beaver spent a
day at his uncles J. o. Dodds.
Miss Eva Barr has returned from a
visit TO Beaver and has brought her
friend, Miss Gier home with her for a
few weeks.
The Lutheran brethren have heard
the first sermon from Rev. Hawky. as
their new pastor on last Sabbath; and
the U. P's heard the farewell sermon
from their pastor, Rev Eakin. Mr.
Eakin will be grately missed as a man
and as preacher.
How kindly the influence of man
is felt who is courageous enough to
think and enough back bone to say what
he thinks.
The Big eat" OF the Lutherans last
week was enjoyed by young and old, a
reasonable time was spent and sump-
tious feast served.
Newt and Dick are thinking of taking
shares in Stamford creamery.
The JUNIOR League of the Presbyterian
church had Il picnic at the home of their
leader Miss Mintie Morrow. Hattie
Bowers assisted in the entertainment
and the little folks thought they had a
royal time.
Mr.. Jas. Wilson and wife are both
very low, they are probably the most
aged couple living in this neighborhoOd.
Their sons G. l. and John are with
them.
Master Marion Dunn, was kicked on
his forehead by their pony. He is i'm
proving though he had a very narrow
escape.
Prof. Green, F. p Critchlow and wife
Hattie Bowser and Mintie Morrow were
delegates TO the co unity convention of G.
E. at Slippery Rock.
Joe McClymonds and wife of West
Liberty were calling in town last week.
Garfield Weller of Allegheny is spend
ing a few days with his sister Mrs.
Eakin, before she leaves for Du Bois.
Miss LYDIA Kelley is visiting friends
in Evans City. We Miss Lyda's cheer
full couutenance among her companions.
Mr. Samuel Burnsides and wife of
Portersville spent the Sabbath with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Weber.
Mr. Wm. Weigle and Alice Riddle are
home from Shannon.
Clara Lepley who has been teaching
in Pittsburg is spending two weeks vaca-
ton at home.
Mrs. VIM. Riddle, has returned home
after a stay in Butler attending her sick
sister, Amanda Brandon who has been
sick, but, is now improving.
we uedT IHdI. plUCHeF w duuell Is again
a hero, what is wrong with Pittsburg?
If Butler needs situation for park
summer hotel or sanitarium at the end
of the car line, they viii find one, one
quarter of mile from Prospect, a place
with more advantages than any other
place in the country. an ideal place,
which would,have been utilized ere this,
had we had a r. R.. Our mineral
spring has been tested and pronounced
along with the best known. There is a
bounteous supply of running water.
Two other springs of clear water, on
either side of the mineral spring not
two yards distance. A suitable location
for a lake, in fact, the place for all
amusement. We have not space TO tell
allits advantages, if you send adelegation
we need not tell the rest. MAX.