Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-05-24
CENTENNIAL FANTASTICS
List ofPriZes to be Given tor Best
Make-ups in the Parade.

CENTENNIAL FANIASIItS
List ofPrizes to be Given tor Best
Make-ups in the Parade.
First prise $40 90 for the largest and
best get up.
Second prise Suit of clothes for best
individual.
Third prize-for best makeup OF not
less than six in No-Pair kid gloves
T. H. Burton; bike pants, ]. NJ. Patter-
son: shirt. Schaul & Mast straw hat,
Douthett & Graham; belt. a. Steele,
pair slippers, John Bickel; box cigars,
Central Hotel; rocker, Campbell q Tenn
pleton; umbrella, A. Troutman's & Son 5;
/ sack Kings best, w. 5. McCrea.
Fourth prize-for best makeup OF not
less than six in NOD. B. AK and han
die. National Supply Company; bicycle
shoes. C. Z. Miller; hat, John 5. Wick;
pair opera glasses, r. l.. kirkpatrick;
box tobies, o. NJ Philips; box cigars,
Hotel Willard; whip, John Kemper;
pair suspenders, w. II. DeArme; l at.
bottle pickles, Jacob Boos; l razor,
Frank McCrea.
Fifth priZe-best makeup of not less
than six in No.-Box cigars, Hotel
Butler; straw hat, Joseph Brennan; box
soap, d. H. Wuller; pair bicycle shoes,
A. Ruff & Son: base ball and bat, J. W
Vogel & Son; hair brush, Redick q Groh-
man; pair skates, NJ G. Rockenstel2;
silk umbrella, Duffy's store; sack Mag
nolia flour, CT. w. Miller.
Sixth prize for best makeup OF not
less than six in No.-Californla nam,
George J. Krugh; rocking chair, Amy
& Brown: box tobies, G.. A. Miller;
Jack knife, George A. Cypher q Co
neck sca1f Harvey Colbert; bottle toilet
water, MacCartney; -four bin, ID >.
Klingler e. Company; egg beater, Hen
~ Biehl.
Seventh prize-for best makeup OF
not less than six in No.-Box cigars.
Park Hotel; sack -four, George Walter
& Sons: colalr and cuff holder, G. N.
Boyd; silk umbrella, Connell q Grout;
quart bottle olives, W. A. Fisher; box,
cigars, G.. Koch & Son.
Eighth prize-for tallest man-Box
cigars, Hotel Lowry; all you can eat ON
day of parade at Elliotts restaurant.
Notice to Parade Committee.
The Parade Committee of the County
Centennial will meet Friday May 20, at
s D. m. in the Office of j. NJ. Painter,
Esq.
The members are Thomas Hays,
Judge Story, A. G. Williams, W. /.
Mechling, Ira McJunkin, A. I. Scott,
George S. Mechling, A. Nj. Christley,
DIR. n. NJ. Hoover, A. L. Campbell, w.
A. Fleming. w. G.. Findley, George
Shaffner, L. c. Wick, A. c. Anderson,
A. B. Ritchey, W. H. Lusk, J. ii. shan
non, Levi NJ Wise, John L. Kelly, Il. L.
Young, Jacob M. Painter, j. NJ. Starr,
John F. Lowry, t. B. Young, Jas. K.
Kearns, Isaac Meals and r. 2. Scott.
Please attend. Col. o. C. REDIC,
Chairman.
Relic Committees.
In view of the great interest mani
tested all over the county in the matter
of procuring and bringing relics to the
Centennial, and at the request of several
citizens, the following gentlemen have
been added to the relic committee OF
their respective town or township: =.
S. Passayant. Zelienople; w. ii. Gil
christ, Cherry twp; John G.. Christy,
Concord twp. John II. Heiner, Parker
twp; w. H H Campbell, Esq, Venango
twp; Elliott Robb and Harlan Book,
Franklin twp. Nathan NJ. Slater, Esq.
Butler.
These are requested TO act with the
others appointed as to secure all relics
worthy of representation at the Centen-
nial. 1t has been supposed all along
that each township or town would have
some organization and bring in their
relics in a body, in delegations. This
would be advisable
NOTES.
There will be meeting of the Execu-
tive Committee of the Centennial on
Friday evening, 25th inst, at o'clock,
at the office of the Chairman. A full
attendance is desired.
CHAIRMAN.
DR. r. G.. McCurdy formerly of this
place and now of Freeport Pa, has been
invited to speak at the Centennial on
''The Medical Profession of Butler Co.
The doctor is an "old Butler Co. boy.
Mr.. Andrew w. Mccullough of this
place has been requested to talk on the
Discovery of Oil and Gas in Butler Co.
ETC." Mr. Mccullough is thoroughly
conversant with these new industries
and his remarks will be interesting.
The Souvenir people have made pic
ture of the old log building on s. Nc
Kean st. across the alley from the
Waverly and will have it in their book.
1t was the first or one of the first build
ings used in Butler as school-honse,
and school was taught there in the ear
ly Thirties, by a big Irishman named
James Graham.