The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-13
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Peter Bowman is slowly oousale=eing.
]. Pl1viuz gos IN his work On Thursday
c. s Walker is attending seIecs school 81
Meyerstale-
John Holzho1r has taken charge OF his
fathers farm
There is an English dude IN our vicinity
who ought TO be taken down
Mr.. and Mrs John Holtzhour ofthis place
contemplate taking a trip TO 'FadeIlAnd7
y. B. oountrymsn recently took 3 trip 70
lockwood and reports business booming in
that plsce-
Old Sol and occasionally little aid from
]. Pluvins s what We need IN this neck of
the woods.
A. L oritchfeld of lockwood has taken
position in the FIGURING mill az this place
He takes the place Of George criieh6eid-
Hr- Cornelius Sh1maker Of this place has
inproved his property largely. by making a
new fence around il and moving several Of
the outbuildinE-
L. Bonheim er, the jourEeyman shoemak-
er, who resides here. Is now prepared TO do
sil kinds of work IN his line. and if called
for viii go 70 any part of the county.
Rev. N. L. Young will hold communion
al the 81. Paul Evangelical Lutheran church
on Sunday. Nay 10Th. Services to begin on
Thursday evening Preparatory service on
Saturday.
Ness-s, Madison Toder and }. WiitroGt Of
Stark Co Ohio are visiting friends and reIa-
tiyes in our vicinity. They will only re
main here few weeks and then VIII return
to their Ohio home again
May 5. 1885. XEsoFHoS.
NoUsI AoEIAH IrEAs-
Jacob Lohr was the unfortunate loser Of .
valuable mare and colt, last week
Jesse Horncr has been ssrousiy III with
the mumps during the pas; week, but Is con-
valesciEg.
OR band boys have been threatened with
indictment for blowing their horns, and
otherwise disturbing the peace of our cit
Iens.
Rev A. B. Kass preached At the Homer
Lutheran Church, Sunday. This Was his
trial sermon, and it is expected tha. be will
become the regular pastor Of the eongrega-
ton
C. Pile has moved his steam saw mill 70
David Millers farm, half a mile south Of
this place. where he is now engaged in saw
ing large lot Of lumber for the Mile,
Brothers, and Others
Miss Kate Hoffman, who formerly lived
/ here, bus who row resides in Somerset
township, North, has been seriously III fol
the past three weeks Miss Kate s popz.
lar young lady here, and has the sympathy
Of her numerous friends.
Hannah D. Rhodes. formerly o. this plzee,
bot for the past year Of Glessner Postofioe
/ has returned to this place. she is lady
well advanced in years, and says she find:
the pure air Of Vt. Moriah more beneficial
10 person Of her age
| Ed Daniels has received new engine and
boiler, and Is now busily engaged in CON-
pleting his contract Of saving He 1nfCr-
tcnately broke his engine about 9 month
ago, since which time large number Of logs
have been delivered and the work Of saxing
IS now going rapidly on.
Ihaye noticed items from various parts o.
the county, stating that the grain fields pre-
sent very poor appearance, and that ths
crop would not be more than % per cent. o.
a regular one We cannot say 50. While
there are some poor fields, there are alsc
; some good ones Judging from present sp
pes-anees. the crop VIII not likely fall be
low IS per cent
Our farmers are almost daily besieSed by
some phcsphateagent, but in spite Of then
sill belieTe that lime and naaure are BY far
the best fertilizers. Be-key, Emmert s Co
have rented the Philip Mo~ry lime quarry
from Adam Lohr, and have noE fr0m foul
20 six men engaged daily in quz-Tying and
burning lime, ye, the demand IS equal 70 thS
supply, and often in excess.