Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-08-02
Prospect and TOuchings.
You have never heard that !:

You have never heard that:
John Gallagher. of Isle, and John
Davis, of Brady twp, passed through
town on their way to Butler Saturday
morning.
Ford Heyl and George BURY like to
Joke each other. and Ford is pleased to
know that George and his girl had a
pleasant ride to Butler and back, Satur-
day evening.
Miss Lois Lepley, one of the West
End bellies, is spending her vacation
with her cousin, Miss Lou. Sullivan, OF
Beaver Falls.
Coulter McCandless, of Centre twp,
was in town on business, one day last
week.
Newt Riddle and Curt Grossman ac-
companied by their girls, spent Sunday
afternoon, taking a walk to the refresh
ing waters and dreamy atmosphere of
the Mineral Springs.
C. NJ. Edmundson and G.. B. Beigh-
lev spent last week under the genial
skies of Centre twp, doing some carpen-
ter work for VIM. McCandless.
Miss Eva Barr has recovered from an
attack of tonsillitis, which kept her
housed for several days
The Aid Society will meet at Austin
Shanors, next Saturday. A good at
tendance is required, as there Will then
be no meeting until the first Saturday
in September. The President hasn't
decided whether the Aid will spend the
vacation at Chautaqua or the Mineral
Springs
C. E. Weigle accompanied the Ell
wood band to the l. o. o. F. picnic and
outing to some Ohio park, last week.
As dog days are here, you should not
exercise too much, and restrict your
diet to bread, butter, potatoes, meat
beans, peas, pickles, apple pie, berries
coffee, tea, etc, until cooler weather
Miss Mary Magee, of Mercer, has
been the guest of her friend, Miss Eva
Barr, for week or so.
Billie Wilson has sold his interest in
the Wilson and Shoaf threshlng ma ma
chine to his brother Robert. Billie
hasn't time to thresh this fall.
Reuben Shanor is spending his vaca-
ton among relatives in Iowa, and we
hope he may have a pleasant time
Might it be that Reub will make some
Mckinley and Roosevelt speeches IN
those doubtful western states?
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Critchlow enter,
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin, OF
Allegheny City, not long since.
Mrs. Lizzie Scott, of Sewickley, is
being entertained by her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Margaret Aiken.
Rev. Richards, wife, and family, of
Aspinwall, are spending their vacation
among their Methodist brethren. here
abouts and have their headquarters at
j. II. McLure's.
Mrs. Bert Critchlow went to Har-
mony, Saturday, with her sister-in-law,
Mrs j. N Harvey, who had been
visiting here.
Billie Myers house nearly burned one
day. last week a spark on the roof
being the cause. Billie says he and his
wife made a good fire company, and
Billie hardly knows whether he climb
ed up the spouting or ladder. Come
Billie, slate is the stuff.
Miss Maggie Haworth, Of Allegheny
is wishing her cousin, Mrs. Rice.
Mrs. Frank Moore and children, of
Muddy Creek twp, visited relatives IN
town. last week.
James Barr was visitor to Du Bols,
last week, and thinks it great lumber
town
Howard Kelly is haying quite a run
on his two boss sewing machines, the
White and the Queen.
Sam and Lawrence Raisley and Ben
Shannon passed throughtown one day,
last week and said it looked as if Mt.
Chestnut was all coming this way
Don't forget that Cal. Wehr has the
has the tax duplicates. and will take
taxes any time.
Miss Verna Scott and lady friend, of
Isle were in town, Saturday calling
and shopping. JOE COSTLY.
IN the United States there are now
nearly two hundred thousand miles of
railroad track, on which about forty
thousand LOGON olives, as many passen-
ger cars and a million and half
freight cars are used; and the employees
in all the departments of all the rail
roads of the country now number near
ly a million.
o. Dr-Dr>r,, riot in Now Orleans last