The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-22

along the Pittsburgh and Bedford pike.
Nearly all of the young ladies and gentle
men Of this place who have been attending
various institutions Of learning Throughout
the country are home for the summer yaca
ton.
George W. Ball, Of Berlin, this county
/ was one OF four members Of the graduating
class awarded an honor at the commence
ment exercises at Gettysburg College, Fri
day.
The town council have appointed a smell
/ ing committee. It is hoped that as result
Of their nosing around the foul condition o
the cutters in the west ward VIII be speedi
ly ated.
Jenner Council, Jr. o. ia NJ, have com
pleied arrangements for grand Fourth oI
July celebration at Jenner's Cross Roads.
Able speake viii be in attendance and 6
good time is anticipated.
Miss Nellie Ankeay, one Of Somerset
most esimable ladies, died at the family res
idauce On Patriot stres- a, late hour Satur-
day night, in the 59lh year of heE-age.
| Death resulted from heart failure.
Dr.. Isaac P. Brubaker, Of Dss Moinesr
Iowa, IS visiting lis fathers family in
/ stoyes.own. The d.. has been resident OF
Des Moines for about ten years and il that
time las acquired large and lucrative
practice.
Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue P
i. Johns will be in Meyersdale on the 22i-
andin somerse. on the PSI inst, for the Pur-
/ pose Of collecting applications for sugar pro-
/ duoers licenses and applications for speei al
tax licenses.
A Ligouier township, Weslmorelandeoan
ty. correspondent writes: Rev. David
! Homer. Of Jones Mills, was visiting IN
L.!goaier last week. For years he preached
at the Nicely Church, but no services have
I been held there since the Um5erger tragedy.
The largest catch Of black hass brought to
town so far this season was exhibited by
District Attorney L. C. Colborn, Friday even
ing. He had one fish measuring eighteen
inches aud weighing two and one-fourth
pounds, and four or Eve others measuring
over T. inches.
We have been requested 10 announce that
/ a basket pic mic will be held in the grove,
oue-f5urth mile from Mostoller Station, on
July 9Th. An interesting programme has
/ been arranged for the occasion ard an inYi-
tation Is extended TO the public to be pres
/ ent.
A sensational fake was set ahoat sun
/ day night regarding a shooting serape, in
Z which man was reported to have been
nortaily wounded in q -free and easy, near
Roberts Station that afternoon. Considera-
( bic excitement followed until the fake
was exploded
An improvement 10 the appearance Of the
business streets Of this town that s.,ikes =ll
visitors most favorahIy has been the removal
Of the many unsighily wooden sheds that
have answered as protection against sun and
snow foryears. Nearly all havebeen replaced
/ by neat canvas a0nings.
John 0. Kimmel, ESQ, left for Reading,
I Pa, Monday morning, where he Will spend
a week or ten days al the home ofhis s0u-in-
law, Geo. F. Baer, Esq. Mr Kimmsl viii
be accompanied home ~ his daughter, Miss
I Margaret. who has been spending the pas.
month at the sea shore recuperating hei
F. health.
Atl05s o'clock tomorrow Thursday
morning. Mr. Charles A. Baltzev and Mis-;
! Es,ella L. Spangler viii be united in mar
riaee Al the home Of the brides parents, Mr.
and Zfrs. Jonathan spangleF, at Lamberts-
/ vile. this county. The groom Is the second
son Of Chas. L. Baltzer. the well-known and
! popular merchant o. Shanks7i..e.
nj. McGirr. the talented Editor Of the
Bedford Ga-e8e, has sailed for Europe He
viii spend some time at the famous CaFls
/ bad Springs, il Austro-H1ngary, in th'
/ hon. that their meiicinsl water VIII restore
I bis shattered health. The HERALD wishes
him pleasant voyage and hopes that hi;
anticipations viii be fully realized.
II. Frank L. Lambert, for several yeass 8
/ popular resident Of this place. arrived in
town Saturday. NJ. Lambert has spent the
mast wear at the home OF an uncle IN New
York state pursuing his literary studies anc
taking professional Treatment. lie leit fo
Denver. Col, Tuesday morning, where h'
has accepted q situation on 4 daily paPe-.
Mr.. P. n. Duane. who attacked F. J
o'Connor. ESQ through the columns Of th'
Tribune is in peck Of trouble Mr. o'Coa
nor Is proceeding against him for cTimina
/ libel and the two WITNESSES he mentioned il
/ his Published letter have charged him viii
libel also. Their cases will be heard befoH
Magistrate Bland io-day--JohIisio'TH Demo
craf.
Aaaudieaee that taxed the capacity Of th'
/ house sIled the Lathsran church Sunday
evening to listen 70 the Children Day exer
cises. A long and earsfally prepared Pro
gramne Bas carried out in every Pariieuia
and the young performers All aequitIs-
themselves admirably. A noteworthy feat
ure Of the exercises was the specially pre-
pared musical selections rendered by tn
church choir.
Congressman Scull arrived home Sunda,
evening for three days stay, pending al
adjournment Of the House on account OF s
many members having gone to Chicago L
attend the Democratic National Convention
The contested election case Of GreeEy rs
/ Scnll for the seat the latter now holds i
the sd Congress was argued before the Com
nittee on Elections Thursday and Friday
The COMMITTEES is not expected TO report 10