Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-08-16

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Back to school
Fair next week.
This ia mushroom season.
Everybody goes to the Fair
Eat homemade candy. or none.
Everything ready now for the Fair.
The Butler Fair is the Peoples Fair.
Fair and foot ball talk come togeth-
p. Fl. c. postponed picnic next Mon
day.
The childrens vacation is almost
over.
They are boiling the water in
Allegheny.
-ZelienopIe is to have another bust
ne-s block
The Pure Food man is after the
candy-rnakers.
This is g. A. r. encampment week
in Minneapolis.
The Merchants Parade at the Fair
will be immense.
John Sconosky. his thumb mark. "
will be the next wrinkle
The Kittanning people are having a
good week for their Fair.
-Chicora is said to have snakes-big
ones that escaped from show.
Some people talk all the time-just
like that machine over the way.
The white watermellons now in
market come from southern Indiana.
-Connellsyille is celebrating her cen
tsnnial this week. She's a youngster.
We all meet at the Fair.
s.. s. Reesman, formerly of Butler
il interested in big gas field in Cana
da.
Forty Pennsylvania widows LOST
heir pensions. last year. by marrying
again.
-Tramps set fire to the big barn OF
J. IA. Stone at Gallery, last Friday
night.
A coal and coke arch over Main st.
Is a feature of the Connellsville Cen
: enDial.
If all the roads are given appropri-
ate names well have to keep directory
Of them.
The house of VIM. Gardner of Fair
-E;ew twp was lately burned with all its
contents.
fine Hunkies drink their beer in
Lyndora now; but few appeared on our
streets, last Saturday.
"A gasoline street-car IL the latest,
and If it is success the trolley will be-
come thing Of the past.
"A. c. Ruby's carload of European
stations arrived in Butler last Sunday.
They will be at the Fair.
The lawyers Of Butler have some
new stories to tell. This is the silly
season and everything goes.
Mr.. Eisler killed the soldier-worms
in Diamond Park by putting salt along
Bic edges Of the stone walks.
--The dry spell after wet, this time
was great boon to our farmers. They
sre driving their oats this week.
The Arcade business IL not success
In Butler. The owners Of the real es
tate took it last week for 1925 rent.
The r. F. ID. men can now delivel
medicines-th receiver to pay tn
charges. A quart bottle is the limit.
There is only one place Of amusement
and recreation no one can afford U
miss and that Is the Butler Fair
81. s. Scott of Penn twp. was he'll
up by three men and robbed by ther
near Thorn Creek, last Wednesda
night
The barn OF Chas. McCracken i
Brady twp. was burned, last Saturday
with all this years crops and some farr
machinery.
If that wet spell had continue
much longer we would have all tnrne
sour like the leftover hay, or sproute
like the oats.
Five men are said to have entered
house at Jamisonville the other day
beaten the woman in it, and then roi
bed the house.
The game Of ball between the prii
ters and lawyers, this evening, will wir
up the season IN Butler, excepting q
; labor Day games
West Wayne Ut. people are y
kicking on the soft brick. Why car
people have what they want. and a
willing to pay for.
The young men who will be cand
dates for District Attorney next sprii
win be interested TO know that the ~-'
ry will net them si2rn
OF the IL, 900 United Presbyteria
at Conneaut Lake. last Thursday, s
were from Butler. 1t took "a trains
hanl them all to the Park.
10 miss tine Butler Eair means mis-
ing the beat mart of ones life