The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-07-17
,oCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mfr. John Owens has moved INTO III
-,sidence in the East ward.
Mr. Jobn Scanlan. of Philadelphia, i
,.i.ftfnr friends in Ebensburg.
pink-eyc is said to be prevalent amonl
..,Lorses IN this neighborhood.
Mrs f. r. Dunegan. of St. Augustine
3, ,fsirfnC her mother, Mrs. Gurley, in this
place.
Tho FREEMAN Office is the place to get
- ioh printing. Good work at low
prices.
Mr. William Trimble, of Philadelphia
,.,.isitipg his friend Mr.. Cyrus Jones OF
this place
The taxpayers of Clearfield county are
o,,,otinC the advisability OF erecting a
county home.
In 10 this time Summer visitors are
,,v and far between. summer visitors
and the fruit crop don't seem 10 go to-
gether.
-Rey. Father Deasy, accompanied by
.L,Dombers Of the Catholic church choir,
This place. took drive to Wopsononock
4 on Wednesday
Charles Colbert, an employe OF the
4 Cambria Iron company at Johnstown, was
..rgbt between bumpers Monday night
and severely squeezed.
A burglar entered the residence OF j.
4 II Miller. Coalport, on Sunday morning,
n and stole gold watch and chain, the prop
,rty Of Mrs. Nora Miller.
-Tobn Wettergreen, a Norwegian, was
IL. IL go. .aat
railway on a curve near the Suppes' heme-
stead on Saturday night.
4 Mr.. ]. W. Kflduff, proprietor OF the
4 Callitzin TindicdtOr offers the plant for
: s,Ie II has been established for five years
N and Is a prosperous paper.
An Indiana county farmer has in his
orcb,rd two apple trees bearing fruit
& which were planted in 1902. One of them
d IS ten feet in circumference.
For sale or rent, the Loretto House,
n TorettO. Pa. A large stable and all neces-
n sary outhuildngs and gardens in good or
B der. Address, LorettO, Pa.
II The picnic at Loretto, held on the 4th,
n inst. netted something over Si75 for re-
poIring the old chapel and residence of the
pioneer priest. Rev. DIR. Gallitzin.
Mr.. John $ Davis, of Philadelphia,
came here on Monday 10 attend the funer-
4 al Of Mrs. D.s aunt. Miss Eliza Murray,
q who was buried here on that day.
Mr.. Alfred Gibson, wife and daughter,
a OF Philadelphia. are visiting the family of
N General Mcdonald, in this place. Mr..
n Gibson is q brother OF Mrs. Mcdonald.
-McsSrs. J. f. Shields, OF Loretto, and
81 A. J. Speiglemire of Braddock. drove up
n from the former place on Tuesday, and
Il while here dropped in to see the FREEMAN.
Thomas d. Davis, (MaSom Of this
4 place has been granted Pension amount
y Ing to one hundred and thirty three dol
AZ lar, and twelve dollars per month in the
n future.
\ little daughter of Prof. T. B. Allison,
a Of this place fell from chair in Johns
Il town one day last week while there with |
"a her parents on a visit to friends and broke !
n her arm.
Mr. David Kirby. son OF County Com
missioner John Kirby, and Miss Sarah |
a Dunn, Of Johnstown. were married at ST. |
Johns Catholic church JohnStown on
a Tuesday.
Mr.. John T. Long, OF Summerhill, !
81 who has the contract for building the Cath !
q oIc parsonage at this place. commenced |
N work on the building on Tuesday with a |
force Of men.
q Mr.. Harry ESterlinc, formerly Of the |
& Mountain House. in this place, but now of |
4 Du BoiS Clearfeld county, is taking a |
1,,l IL.
town since he left.
On the afternoon of July 4th about |
clock, the people attending the picnic in
3this place We're dispersed by hail-storm.
s%Thc ground was white with hail-stones !
(Which were a large peas.
The store OF f. L. Edwards, at Ber-
3~inSdalc, ClearHeld county, was destroyed /
oy hre on Monday night. The explosion |
pi keg OF powder caused the entire de-
ftruction OF tho building and contents.
-MeSSrS- Hopkins & Weymouth, ef t
Lock Haven, cut from the 5000 acre tract |
land at Snow Shoe 100000 feet OF |
Nhite pine lumber, and 100000 feet OF /
pax and hemlock. The tract is now en-
frely cleared OF lumber.
Mrs. Julia Riley. OF Portage township. ;
''i at her home in that townshipon Tues
ay' July 9TH, 1921, aged Sc years. The de-
aaSed was the mother Of Philip and John
'ey well known engineers on the Pitts
uFg division OF the Pennsylvania railroad
E Mrs. Francis Kinney, Sr., Of Gallitzin,
'eu AZ her home in that place on Monday /
| j" aged about Seventy-five years. She
H'eS thrce sons, John j. and Francis, of .
Sa"IHn, and Charles Kinney. OF Summit.
'4 ler remains were Inferred in the Catholic
III mrlery at GallitZin on Wednesday
-lhe family Of II. Y. Haws, Of Johns /
- are stopping at Maple Park. His
nl'dren have a small shetland pony, with
arness and cart TO match. with which
ei uFlVe through our streets, much TO
population.
MISS Nand Shoemaker, daughter of
u H. 4. Shoemaker, of Ebensburg, re-
E% -!"Tl :. on Saturday with Misses Fanny
"a - Na'e Saupp, who had been visiting on
mountain. and now is their guest at :
"Spltaole home Of their parents in this
III N.-A'toona Times.
f vi tuesday evening n foot race came
''' ar grounds between Herman
-. "nu Harris Jackson, (colored.) both
"N place. The distance was half
anu was pretty evenly contested until
"a % one hundred yards was reached
,cl.l. 'ouSe made squirt ahead and left
oH considerably in the rear. The
+'aue by Grouse was 2:26.
M Eliza Murray, daughter of Hon.
A. "urfay' formerly of Ebensburg, de-
ana a sister OF the late Captain
Hurray. OF this place died at her
hLiadelphia on Saturday July IL,
@s'u % years Her remain, were
- -, mere on Monday and inferred i'm
-. oilc cemetery alongside of the 9th
reu members Of the family.
-, .-lS' week the parties who are sinking
-, mole on the Ludwig premises. east
go struck small pocket OF oil at a
'rOs@ bout $50 feet Up to this time the
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