Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-02-28
LOCAL AND GENERAL,
Can February march 2"

Ten degrees below Zero saturday
morning.
The Franklin News has bought out
the Cltizen-Press
Stores arr beginning TO receive their
newspring goods
Are you going to the Inauguration ?
The railroads give low rates
Serious Coasting Accident were
reported from every where LAST week
Patterson Bros have four painters
and paperhaEgers at work, already.
Cooper. Practical Tailor. now makes
fine tailored suirs Tor women See adv
The Be=si-, r a. W and z L. s.
p g l. were annoyed by SNOW drifts
LII time upper country Last weeE
One Of rEe new houses Recently
erer-ed BY McEee aE West Winfield was
partially destroyed bF fire Taar waeE
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church FeEtlmnur time millennium
w8rin newer hzEve 1D aennEe Il wunId
be M present 5ac1-
-OnID hnsR "a lRE, winch went Ir1tD zaf
feft with tile new year, providing pen
sion nf $1DD wear fnr each needy hind
person LII tine Efate
1T is hoped To have tine lower part nf
tine new Union Station at Pirfsbur-
ready fur nse bv april u To thRt END
large fnroes uf men are kept working
might and day
We have heard 1t hiur=d thar III
might become fashionable f0r ladies 10
dye their hair tine color Df "a plece nf red
flannel, buf We hope the rage" VIII mot
be started III Butler
If rDu ret raccinafed be sure the
pure virus il nsed Newer submit I'D be-
ing rRccinated from another person.
arm. ~ tine result il liable tD be thou
sand tImes worse than smallpox Irse1f-
The TunaEanda, - n basket ball
team plays the Butlsr team LII the L.
! M T. = grim On Thursday might c. this
week This team comes 10 Butler with
n good Lit 0f victories and are the Lead
ers CT tine Western New York basket
hall leagne An interesting game i
promised
One of ne latest and most useful
railway inventions i tine EheelharrDw
with n grD0Fed tire TO be rum OH the
steel rails In hauling materials ont OF
deep and hong cuts Ii l. something
that hzs BEEN neened for years and does
array with plank runs and all other II
cnnFEuienres
-ThirtyfFe Bnt1erites took m slag
ride to Chirorz. Sunday night Monday
might five sled1oads of Chicorz people
drove TO Butler and lively party came
over Tuesday and returned about >
O'Clock next morning They lost val
uable basket and its contents ON tine
wsr home
The Butler Broom Co. [Eeyn1an &
KsyssrD hare q complete establishme MT.
near Klingler's mills On Mfain St, and
they make as good broom as il made
In amy other factory and sell itas cheap
Our grOcers should sell them. and our
people should use them PatrOnize
h1me industry. and help these men to
build up their plant. and employ home
labor
-Chic0ra had the hottest hit of munic-
ipal politics I'm It's history Last week
The regular Republican and Democrat
ic tickets were both defeated by amt In
dependent ticket put up by the younger
voters Of the town, James Bel. Rep.
for school director, being the only regu-
lar to win There were 212 votes polled,
jnst two less than at the last Presiden-
tial election Gus Myers. only p years
old. led the Independent ticket for
school director with 137 votes Friday
night the youngsters had a Grassland
and red-light celebration
Little Marion NcCandless of Frank
lin twp has a novel way OF going to and
coming from school. while the snow is
on the ground She lives about two
miles from the school house and has a
Shepherd dog which she harnesses and
hitrhes tn a hand sled and he draws her
to school in about Is minutes; he il then
embarrassed and remains under the
school house until school il out when he
hauls her home She also drives him to
the -'ostOffice and on other errands She
drives without lines and '.Shep" appears
to enjoy it, He also does all the churn-
ming.
The p. & w. r. r. Co will not al
low the Butler Street Car Co. to cross
its tracks on Centre Ave. near the Sta
tion-and the r. r. Co. seems to have
the law ON its side. The r.. R. Co.
claims thar ffty-fye trains cross the
street there every twenty-four hours,
and that should an accident occur. no
matter from what cause or by whose
fault, it would be the r. r. Co. and
not the Street Car Co. that would be
sued: that they viii be put to the troub-
le and expense Of looking out for the
street cars. day and night. with no cor
responding benefit, and also that ths,
Street Car Co can easily go over their
tracks t22 feet by bridge or elevated
track from Mexican ST. to "a point on
Centre Ave. near Gibson G Weihe's.
On the other hand tine people of the
First Ward and the employees of the
Plate Glass Co. are loud i'm their de-
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