The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-10

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spending week vacation among his Som
erset friends
lawyer Paul 4. Gathers family Of
Greensburg, Pa, are visiting al the home Of
A C. Davis.
Tie animal Teachers Institute viii be
beld this year daring the week commencing
November 18th.
Mr. J G. Harvey, the wealthy BalHm0rs
banker, is at farmer Geo. Taymsn's cottage
for short stay.
Mrs. Joe Mutt. Of Akron, O., Is paying
a visit to the home OF her parents, Mr and
Mrs- Valentine Hay.
Ms. John H. Boyts of Pittsburgh, is vis-
iting at the home Of her father. Edward
Scull, in this place.
Mr. and Ms. John P KnabIe and son, Of
Pittsburgh, are guests al the home Of the
formers fAlher Major John Knable.
Ms Frank sproat, Of Pittsburgh, is pay
ing visit to the home Of her parents, Mr.
and Ms. John h. Weimer in this place.
Rev. J. H Harkey, Of the Lutheran
| Church, this place, has as lis guests Rev.
Jacob Nef and family. ofChester county, Pa.
Fred ". Biesecker. Esq, spent the early
/ part Of the week II Eoens5urg. attending to
4 profession sI business
Mr and Ms. Jonas Keefer. Of Youngs-
{ town, Wes,moreland comfy, are the guests
I Of the latter's brother DR.. H. ;. Kimmel.
Hinchman Camp sons Of Veterans held
3 lawn fete in the Court House grounds Fri
B day and Saturday evenings. A handsome
sum was netted.
( Or. Leroy stephens, Of the Mt Pleasant
/ Classical Institute. has been a guest al Sena-
+ tor y B. Critchfelds farm house, in Jeuner
township, the past week
Mr- Simon Krebs, presiisn ofthe "IistieH
Mining and Manufacturing Company, has
! brought bis family 10 Somerset. They are
guests Al the Park Hotel.
( Mr 4 c. Barron. Of Berlin. has recently
I purchased half interest in large Touring
mill at Dresden, o. He viii remove to that
place about the first Of September
Mr. Herman Kooser, travelling freight
! agent Of one Of the great western railroad
/ companies, Is spending his vacation with
Z his Somerset friends and relatives.
Major J. B. Washington, Secretary Of the
/ Pittsburgh * ConneiisFille r b. and Presi-
I deaf Of the Somerse: / Cambria r r. IS
( spending few days in this place
Ms. w. Johnson, Of Pittsburgh. who is
/ perhaps better remembered by the people OF
this place as Mss Mary. Belle Kimmel, Is
stopping al the West End Hotel.
John Biesecker, OF Jenner township. one
day last week sold bis sorrel horse. King
I Henry" to a stock dealer named Eliason. Of
/ Fairmont ". Va, for three bundled dollars
cash
! Nr. A. C. Naylor, Of Wheeling. " Va,
1 Is the guest Of his college friend, Mr.. Frank
Love Both these young gentlemen were
students at Washington and Jefferson Col
/ lege Washington, Pa, during the past year.
/ Perhaps when the water works question has
been disposed Of tie town council vii have
time to devote some attention to the roads
of tie town, If there are any rosds left BY
7 that tine.
Rev. J. L. Knepper, pastor Of the Breth-
zen ch0rch 81 Johnstown, Las been granted
/ 2 three weeks vacation by his congregation
and viii spend It with his family AZ his for
I mer home, Berlin
ExJudge B4er and his daughter, Ms
I Mary, have returned home af.er a three
weeks visit 70 Philadelphia. New York,
/ Boston and 8 number OF the resorts along
the New England coast.
5 la-ge crowd OF people attended the hlr-
vest home PIC ME al Casebeer's Church, Sat
uriay. The day was perfect in every re
/ spect ard all returned 70 their homes well
I pleased.
The annual equity convention Of the ".
. q. +. L. will be held 81 Salisbury, on Sept.
Isl and u, commencing On Thursday even
ing Rev. Anna SHAW, Of Boston, Mass. viii
address the convention on Friday evening.
We have been requested 20 announce that
there viii be harvest home pic mic in Da-
yid Cas.e's sugar grove, near Grafs church,
in Shade township, Oh saturday, August
18th The public is invited to attend.
From present indiczlious the criminal list
Il the coming term Of court vii be the
smallest presented At any term for number
ofyears, I1r which the tax payers OF the
county vii no doubt be duly thankful.
Ludxfg Dzihl, respected German resi-
dent Of JslI-rsou township died Al his home
Mar Bakerzyil-e, on Tuesday, August y,
aged 50 years. 10 months and 10 days He
i survived by his wiis and four children
Caarles Haasecker- Ed, one Of tie lead
Ing members Of the Montgomery county,
Ps., bar. accompanied by his wife, arrived in
Town Thursday evening. They are paying a
visit 10 Ms Huuseeksrs sister, Ms. II. l.
Bzer-
There was decrease Of q pupils in the
schools Of this borough last term over the
preesIing school year. Probably this fact
may be urged by tie school board as an ex-
ease for employing disqualified teachers to
teach tie graduating class.
The Union Veteran L -gion, ofJohllstOwn,
picuioed in this plae, last Wednesday
The veterans were accompanied by their
wives and daughters and they spent the day
very pleasantly lettering through the
town. They all took dinner al the Somer-
SET House
Harvey u. Berkley. cashier Of the First
National Bank, and wife left Friday
for two weeks visit 10 the New Jersey sea
shore resorts. Daring their absence Mr.
Bsrkley's position in tie bank Is being filed
By his brother. Mr. J. h Berkley who Is a
blnker. when al home in Ruskin, Nebraska
The Philharmonic Society. OF Pittsburg,
have been in camp on Taymsn's hill the
past week. They could not possibly have
sfrnrk more uleasaDt weather for their en-