Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-01-04

burg, has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
George Beighley. the past two or three
weeks.
When the 20th century begins has
been discussed the past week, but ii has
been agreed to begin it Jan. l, l90l.--
The X. Q. T. NJ elected officers
Thursday evening, Dec. 2S, and among
them are T. D. Mcconnell, F. W. Weir
r. II. Graham, G. p. Weigle, F. l.. Dick,
and c. II. Hueter This Tent meets on
the second and the fourth Thursday
evening of each month.
e. B. and A. W Shannon. of Isle,
passed through town on their way TO
Whitestown with beef cattle for Amos
Cooper, one day last week.
The new schedule permits the mail
carrier TO depart for Plano and Isle
much sooner than the old one. and Mr..
Sickle is highly pleased over the change.
John Weigle snd Gale Edmundson
have invented combination of joints
and levers that open and shut the draw
ers and doors of book case by hand
ling one door. 1t is worth seeing.
Miss Louie Miller, who has been sick
for week or so, is able to be about
again.
Milleman and Weigle were near
Eidenau, not long since, doing some
stating for John PETER, who has just
finished a fine barn and shed.
Bert Weigle and wife moved to New
Castle, last week. John Crafty and
Jim Dodds kauled the goods.
Stewart Wilson of the Mile Run dis
trict. was in town last week, on business.
R. Davidson of Mars, and Anna
Lepley were married recently at the
brides home by Rev. Sloan. The young
folks have the best wishes of their
many friends
Enos Mcdonald, of Mt Chestnut,
was in town, one day, last week, look
ing well and active for a man of his age.
Clyde McClymonds. of Chicora, was
here not long since, no doubt looking
after the interest of his paper.
Os. Shanor has had siege of boils
the past two weeks and has borne his
affliction very patiently.
VIM. Hevl and wife spent the holi-
days in Pittsburg, the guests of VIII
liame brother, Luther. and wife.
Asa Heyl and Todd Forester, who go
to school in Pittsburg, were home, last
week The boys are well and enjoy
their work.
Curt Schontz received a letter, last
week and it contained fine gold 7 ing,
a present, no doubt, from his best girl.
Curt was pleased all over.
Well, Oscar, what did you do with
that fine new gold watch? That was
right.
One of the most useful books you ca n
buy for a quarter is the Worlds AL
manac" Leave an order with A Bow
erS.
Nominations for borough officers will
soon be in order Look out for the
committeeman call
James and Florence Richardson went t
to New York, last week to enter q
business school They will stay with
their sister Dottie, who lives there.
T. H. Boehm went to New Castle
last week with a load of buckwheat
fl our for Ralston Bros He thinks that
Ira Gallagher's restaurant is all right.
Perry McCune and Warren Lepley
are pumping the Kennedy and Webber
wells at present.
Dinwiddle Wilson is a successful
turkey raiser as he recently dressed
some that dressed eighteen pounds.
The Citizen and n. Y. Tribune will
be all right for the presidential year
JOE COSTLY
Mr.. EDITOR:-Will you please put
these items in the CITIZEN next week.
The Entertainment held in the Luth-
eran church was well attended.
Rev. Sloan expects to start his revival
meeting one week from Monday even
ing.
J. d. Whipp is visiting his daughter
at Colinswood Ohio.
1t is reported that wedding bells will
ring before long.
Quite number of young folks attend
ed the party at Charley Pfioughs aud
reported a very pleasant Time.
Club meets at Bertha Shaffer's next
week.
Charles Hindman of Chicora was
home over Christmas.
Katy Milleman is visiting friends at
Harmony this week
Garfield Weller expects to return to
the city Saturday. GIRLS.