Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-02-21
Concord Twp.

We are having royal nuSh or Slel5n-
ing parties, socials and entertainments
at present. If the good sleighing con-
tinues the end is not yet in sight.
Harvey Campbell and wife, accom-
panied by A. j. Campbell and family
were the guests of Rob't Adams last
week.
r. A. Kinzer, who was taken sick
while ON visit to his fatber-in-law g.
W. Craig, of Armstrong Co is at home
and has nearly recovered from his i'll
ness.
A travelling salesman was attacked
with La grippe while on his journey and
was obliged to take his bed at the Clark
House last week, where after few
days medical treatment he was able to
resume his trip.
w. FL. Kuhn returned home on last
Monday from trip through the north
ern part of the county. Will says that
a drive Of 80 miles after night in the
face of blizzard IL something never to
be forgotten, particularly when one has
to throw the lines around his neck and
has to depend upon the good sense Of
his horse for guidance and safe delivery.
The social and entertainment given
by the Middletown school on Thursday
night was witnessed and participated in
by large audience. The performance
consisted of essays, recitations, songs
and select reading. A cake walk en-
livened the exercises Of the evening
The bidding for plates was spirited, one
young man buying no less than three
plates The net proceeds amounted to
$l4.Gj The next school social will be
held at Greece City on Wednesday eve
ming the Goth inst.
On Wednesday evening a sled load Of
young people headed by $. q. Coulter,
together with a goodly number in
sleighs took possession of the home of
VIM jackson and his estimable better
half The young folks say they were
royalty entertained and spent most
enjoyable. evening.
Mrs Robert Adams is suffering
severely from an attack of articular
rheumatism in one OF her hands.
Claude Murtland's latest venture on
the Reed heirs promises to be ten
barrel pumper The well being drilled
on the J. s. Campbell seems to be plug
ged by string of tools. Campbell
Bros, Paul Troutman and James Byers
are having rig timber hauled on their
respective leases, npon which they ex-
pect to drill in the near future.
J. L. Cumberland recently purchased
as fine a flock Of Golden Wyandotts as
can be seen anywhere.
John Brown is kept busy delivering
farm products in Middleton and at the
county seat. His goods are all right
and meet with ready sale.
G.. r. Catlin. OF Magic. is suffering
severely from an attack Of acute rhenm
atism.
Mrs Hughes Christy, of Greece City.
is prostrated with grippe and an attack
of asthma.
Linn Christie, who was appointed tax
collector vice w. II Campbell resigned.
will not qualify ON account Of failing
health, and Platt X. Sutton has been
recommended in his place.
A little child belonging TO Adam Bell
stein at Troutlnan is dangerously i'll
with the prevailing epidemic.
Some of our young folks attended the
uduGt NJ altltudDsuS III RtUiIG
twp. last week and report having had a
splendid time
r. r. Stewart missed his footing in
descending pair Of steps and fell in
such manner as to light uron his
back on the sharp edge of stone step
His injuries while painful are not
serious
John Larimer in packing his tools
preparatory TO his contemplated remov
al from Magic.
The X. B. s. No. "a, Hooker lodge
gave its first literary performance
Friday night. A fine program has been
prepared for its next session, the first
Friday in March. Brethren from sur
rounding lodges are respectfully invit-
ed TO attend.
Services will be held in Concord
church next Sabbath at 2 O'Clock p ID.
Also at the ". r. church at Middleton
at LA III.
Mr. Leegum, converted Jewish rab-
hi preached very instructive sermon
at Concord last Sabbath. On account
Of being taken suddenly i'll he was un-
able TO deliver the lecture that night AS
announced.