Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-02-15
Harmony and ZelienOple.

NJ. c. Zeigler son of Levi Zeigler, and
Sadie Bolton both of Harmony were
married at Butler on Tuesday last week
and have started housekeeping at HFr-
mony. We wish them happiness.
Joseph Eppinger of Erie is at Har-
mony at present. He was employed Dy
G. W Weinroder, formerly of Harmony
who recently sold his barber shop With
four chairs, at Erie.
,Jerd Sample of Columbiana, o., was
at Harmony several days stopping with
his brother Milton, last week.
Mrs. Jonas Ziegler of Harmony re-
turned from visit with her children at
New Castle on Sunday evening
Hattie Hartung Il primary teacher at
Butler visited her parents Mr. and Mrs.
G. T. Hartung at Harmony or Saturday
and Sunday.
On Thursday Feb. Sth, Clement Van
Buran Jewell son of Ephriam Jewell.
and Ida May Mcdonald both Of jackson
twp. this county took out license and
were married at Youngstown, o. The
same evening the groom's parents on
the Welsh farm gave an elaborate din
ner in honor of the young couple at
which few intimate friends were in
vited. May the young couple ENJOY
prosperity and happiness.
Adam Eppinger of Harmony returned
on Friday evening from IA visit with his
daughter and family at Erie.
II. NJ. Bentle returned to his place of
business at Erie last Friday evening af-
ter a weeks visit with his family at Har-
mony.
E. w. Kidd of Harmony attended the
Farmers Institute at Evans City last
Saturday.
Hon. NJ Z. Lockwood of Zelieuople
is at Chicago this week as Chairman OF
the National Antitrust League which
holds a national convention there this
week.
Frank Shoot, Il four year boy and
youngest child of Jacob Shoot of Har-
mony died suddenly last Saturday morn
ing with Group. The remains were
lifted at the house mt / 80 p. III. on Sun
day and were buried at Middle Lancas-
ter. The services were held in the Re
formed church and were conducted by
Rev. J. w. Clearinghouse, their pastor.
Lillian D. Williams, daughter of Jere
Williams of Harmony is recovering
from pneumonia.
Jacob H. Stauffer who recently suf-
fored from stroke of paralysis at Har-
mony is around again. His wife has
been very i'll with eczema and at present
is improving.
Charley Kirker of Pittsburg and Liz
zie his sister OF the Grove City normal
school were the guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Kirker at Har-
mony over Sunday.
Frank D Van Vechten of the Har-
mony Milling Co. is away on four
weeks trip TO Minnesota, Dakota and
Washington state.
Mrs. Milton Sample nee Rosa Fowler
died at her home at Harmony on Tues
day Feb. 9th. after a weeks illness with
typhoid fever which she contracted
waiting on her son who is now recover
ing from the fever. She was a daugh-
ter of John and Matilda Fowler, early
settlers of Allegheny county, born in
Ohio and married to the husband who
survives her on August II 1875. Her
children all live and are occupied as
follows: John Henry at Manila, p. J.
member of Co. A. AZ Reg. U. S. V. l. !;
Walter f. fireman on the p. q w. r.
R.. (now sick): Ida NJ. student at the
Slipperyrock Normal school and Matilda
L. at home. The deceased was an earn
est. DEVOTED, Christian mother and an
active worker in the Presbyterian
church at Zelienople. She was 4S ears
old when she died Funeral services
were conducted by her pastor, Rev. p
J. Slonaker of Zelienople at the house
of mourning on Wednesday evening at
p. m, the Presbyterian choir furnished
the music, large number of friends
were present Early Thursday the re
mains were taken to the deceased moth
er's home i'll Allegheny Co. where Il
brief service was conducted by Revs J.
NJ Digit and p, J. Sloanaker. Mrs
Matilda Fowler, mother of the deceased
buried her husband but nine weeks ago
and is unable to walk, she was compel
ed to have one of her legs amputated a
short time before the death of Mr..
Fowler After the services the remains
were taken 10 the Mt Pleasant cemetery
at Thorn Hill Pa. where they were
peacefully laid to rest Among numer-
oUs floral tributes were an anchor by
the missionary society of her church
and u lovely floral basket by Prof. j. G.
DighJ and the pupils of room 3 of the
Harmony public school of which Matil-
da T.. the Younger daughter is n pupil
No greater tribute of faithful service
can be recorded by man, then a mothers
devotion when she falls a sacrifice for
her family when victory was about to
offer a crown of rest from anXiOus toll