Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-07-02
Harmony and ZelienOple.

VIM. Kloffenstein of Harmony recent
ly purchased two Koken hydraulic
barber chairs for his barber shop, the
cost for the two being $1,000.
Jacob Weigle and family and VIM
Geisar and wife attended the family re
union of S. Patterson at New Brighton.
DR.. Frank Winter of Allegheny was
at ZeGenople last week visiting his
brother Edward and while there called
on many old time friends.
c. W. Weinreder moved back to
Harmony and opened business as a
barber ut his old stand. He worked IN
Erie and Pittsburg while away from
Harmony This town now has three
barber shops
Mrs. George c. Marshall of Harmony
returned home last week from a visit
with relatives at Greensburg and Pitts
| burg.
Henry Walker and wife of the Tanker
! farm near Harmony have been reJoic-
ing at the arrival Of son at their house
| since Thursday morning of last week.
Hon. NJ. L. Lockwood and C. D. J.
/ Stroheker of Zelienople attended the
| Democratic Convention at Kansas City
last week.
Andrew Mohney of Harmony left on
! Friday of last week for Rockford. y.
! Y. where he attended the funeral of
! his brother-in-law.
Prof. J. c. Digit of Zelienople is
elected as principal of the Harmony
school. The other teachers elected are
Miss Olive Hartung and Miss Emma
Mcclure. This will be the third year
for Prof. Digit at Harmony.
J. Ellis of Isinours, Mimi, bought
one half interest in the Harmony Mill
ing Co., at Harmony. Mr.. Ellis is a
man of wealth and will be a great help
to our community. The work on the
mill is progressing nicely. 1t is being
painted outside this week, the ma
chinery will also arrive this week. The
capacity of the machinery has been
changed from 100 barrels to $50 barrels
per day; new machinery has been added
for manufacturing feed which will be a
speciality with the flour.
Hermon Brenner and wife arrived at
Harmony on Friday evening after work
! ing at Corning, O., for sometime.
E. H. Higley and family at Harmony
drove to Volant on Saturday where they
! visited relatives.
Mrs. A. W. Rice of Petrolia recently
organized a lodge of Lady MaccabeeS
with 81 charter members at Zelienople.
Last Friday evening they held banquet
in the Eicholtz hall to which the SiI
Knights We're invited and a pleasant
! time was passed.
The II. J. Heinz Co. employees OF
Pittsburg held picnic at Maple Grove
| Park on Saturday There were about
1000 people present
| During the storm at Harmony on
Saturday evening the lightning burned
the telephone in the Office of the j. Nj
Luton livery barn. The papers in the
| office caught fire which was promptly
put out when discovered
The Kayenaugh- -Dindinger reception
was held in the Harmony opera house
on Saturday evening. J. A. Gibson
| proprietor of the opera house restaurant
served dinner for 33 couples.
Fred Hartung of Allegheny was the
| guest Of his parents, Rev. and Mrs. c.
F. Hartung at Harmony on Sunday.
| Misses Mae Stamm of Mariette, o..
and Ethel B. Armor of Allegheny are
the guests of H. w. Bame and family
at Harmony this week.
Rev. H. H. Sandoe of Columbus, o.,
delivered his lecture History of Chris
tianity" in the Grace Reformed church
at Harmony on Sunday evening to q
| large audience.
| Jacob H. Stauffer died at his home ii
Harmony on Friday, June 29th, and
was buried near Harmony on Sunday
July 1st. He suffered from apoplexy
for sometime The deceased was born
at Harmony, Nov. 18th, 1916, and Oh
Jan. 18th, 1S4S was married to Elizabeth
| Hunsberger. Seven children blessed
| their home 4 boys and 3 girls. Two
| girls are dead, Mary died in infancy and
Linnie was burned to death when a
young lady. The living are: Mrs
| Iona Wells of Keokuk, Iowa; William
H of Eldron, Iowa; Abner Of st. Louis
| Hosea L., of Chicago and Ed. H., OF
Harmony Mr. and Mrs. Stauffer lived
| in the same house in Harmony throu gl
all their married life. Thirty years age
the deceased was run over by wagon
which disabled him physically. In
early life he was carpenter. He was
blind for % years.