The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-03-09

-'' '4eiei-Ant % Seoffdale, and Mis- Min
NE N Andrews. Of Ursina. were united IN
marriage Wednesday morning.
Landlord Wm. Tsyman. oftbe Hotel Tay-
man, Evansville. has been confined to bed
a. the Somerset House for the past ten days,
suffering from severe attack Of grippe.
Mrs- George F. Baer and her daughter
Miss Helen, o. Reading. arrived in town
Monday morning. and are guests al the resi-
denoe ofthe formers father. J. o. KimmsH
Esq.
josiah H. Hay, Of E.klick, was in Johns
town and Pittsouryh last week on business.
de viii sell his Elklick farm in the near
future and move to his cattle ranch in Yir-
ginia.
Berlin mourns the loss oftwo of her Oldest
residents, Mrs Nancy Bodie, aged ., who
died very suddenlyof heart disease last We'd
nesday, and Mrs. Hannah Wuttig. aged IS,
who disd February =, Of grippe
Mrs.. Lizzie Kaufman died At her home
near Thomas Nil. Conemaugh township.
Monday Of last week, after having been
helpless for almost two years she was the
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tor Of The taanery al that place. has failed
His liabilities are said to be about S50000.
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WI. Koontz has been elected Vice Pres
ideut Of the S. merset County National Bank
VIM. b. Frease sam. B. Harrison. Of
Wheeling. West Va. succeels Mr.. Koontz as
a director.
Joseph ohler, Of sand Patch ieu rom a
freight train and was instantly killed al
jarrett iAs' IhnrsiAy. lie was s'e4ilng a
found that be was intoxicated al the time
ard that his death was accidental.
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III. health Hetbinks he was permanently
berefi-,ss bv me trim Mr.. Augustine and
Nr sam Dean ais, Of Addison. were in
Somerset Yesterday.
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DR.. A. Enfield has been summoned 70 20
% Albany next week 10 testify as a witness
before COMMITTEES Of the New York legis-
larure now engaged in investigating the
Kelley cure for alcoholism. He claims 10
have discovered the remedy used By DR..
II to be dangerous. though he viii admit
that il Is an effective cure -BeIfsrf Ga -ette.
Chief Of Police Gilbert entertained large
number his gentlemen friends AT his home
or Patriot street Monday evening. The oc-
casion was the celebration Of the Fifty
seventh anniversary Of Mr- Gjlbsrt's birth
An elegant supper was served after which
a pleasant hour was spent in smoking fine
serars and listening to choice music. The
host received q number Of presents at the
r,5-e Tongenecker,s order that Jurors
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Marty Fleerle. a weIl-known veteran
II this borough, is carrying his right arm in
was riding on top Of sled load Of straw
last Tuesday. when a sudden lurch threw
q pronrsd fork from the top OF the pile and
d. Marty came tumbling after The fork lodg-
ed in the snow, prongs up. and Marty fell
on the sharp points with such force that two
oftbenn pierced his arm The wounds are
vsrv painful and VIII incapacitate Mr. Flee
gle for some time TO come
The sale ofthe Somerset House to a syndi-
cate Of gentlemen Of this place, announced
some time ago, has fallen through, the Own
er. Mrs E. a. TSyman, refusing to abide by
same property has been sold to ex-Sherif
F9rar Kvie. possession to be given April lst.
Nr Kvle : an experienced hotel man, and
the fame OF the Jones House, al Meyersdaie-
undsr his management, was second 20 no
other hotel property in the state He pro-
noses making many Improvements to the
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