Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-11-15
Prospect and Vicinity
Did you ever hear that.


John Shaffer has about concluded that
May Henshew need not go up Salt
River this time, but can stay in town if
he is real good.
Ford Heyl and John BURY listened
to George for long time talking about a
fine slate roof west of town and it was
only of late that Ford and John found
out where it is.
Mrs. Fulmer, of Conneautville, O.,
visited Matthew Badgers, north Of
town, not long ago
Jacob Heck and wife, OF Butler, took
pleasure ride through our town. Il
recent Sunday. We hardly knew
G. B. Weigle was in Cooperstown not
long since, visiting his son-in-law, Ell
mer Grant, wife and children.
The election news was received in
the l. O. O. F. hall Phil Sechler and
Todd Forester carried the dispatches
from the telephone. Between dispatch
es, the audience was kept in a good
humor by Billy Myers and Charlie
Johnston. who sang Dutch and Swed
ish songs.
W. E. Cooper and G. p Weigle are
iurymen for the December term of
court They have to report, Monday
Dec. 10.
G. B. Beighley has moved from the
Heushaw house, in the West End to the
Hoon house on Butler street. No doubt
George will enjoy life in the suburbs.
Watson Forester was a delegate
from the U. P. church to the receut
meeting of Presbytery at New Whining
ton. Watson was once a student at
West Minister college, but the town
and college have changed.
Miss Patton, of Slippery Rock, was
very pleasantly entertained by her
friend, Miss Code Humphrey, q short
time ago.
Seth Snyder, of Brady tp., was here
Saturday evening and reports all 80.
K up his way He has two SONS in
the west now. William is in Idaho
and George is in Iowa.
Miss Louis Lepley spent Halloween
night with her friend, Miss Blanche
Kelly, south of town. Did two fine
looking young men go Balloweening
in that direction?
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give an oyster supper in the l. o.
O. F. hall Thanksgiving evening,
while the Ladies of the Lutheran
church, will give a supper likely on
New Years evening. Your presence is
solicited at both.
Mrs. Lepley and neighbor, Mrs.
Mary Shanor spent the Saturday calling
on and visiting friends north of town.
The ladies had very pleasant day to-
gether.
John Scott has taken possession of
the store, which he bought from
Howard Kelly. John wishes you to re-
in his line Howard will move to Har
risville, where he will engage in the
buggy business, his friends wish him
success.
The voting for president in the public
school resulted as follows; Mckinley,
Woolley and Bryan. Some are plague
ing Martha Barr about voting for Nc
Kinley, thinking she was voting for
Woolley.
Morrow and son announce That they
will make no cider after Nov. 20 Hust-
lie around your apples.
Elmer Stephenson, of Mt Chestnut,
was in town the other evening, feeling
well and hearty, and looked as if he had
notion of walking up the Zion road.
Was there church at Zion, Elmer?
Howard English, of Shannon's Road,
is working for John Shaffer at present
n S. Grossman and wife were the
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs Young, of Home
stead, the first few days of the month,
Curt and Robert attended to affairs at
home during their parents absence,
and had Elmer Frazier, Os. Shaffer and
Bicrh Heater ont for dinner on Sunday.
Oysters and roast chichen were in abun-
dance and the boys never enjoyed a
better dinner.
L. B. Shannon, wife and daughter,
Lulu, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mayue, of Mercer county, few days,
nI long since.
Mrsl Boyle celebrated her Seth birth
| day a short time ago, and Mrs. Marg-
karet Heyl, Mrs. Henry Shaffer, Mrs.
Martha Marshall and Mrs. Sarah Nc
| Gowan, who are all in the eighties, We're