Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-08-09
SHORT LOCALS.

larCed.
Miss Jean Trimble is visiting in
Altoona.
Miss Annie Groninger is visiting in
Port Royal.
The number of wheelmen in town
is increasing
VIII Ellis of Harrisburg is visiting
relatives in town.
Mss Nellie Musser is visiting her
aunt in Newport.
Mr. Ellis Stump of Philadelphia, is
home on a vacation.
Albert Hackenberger spent cou-
pie Of days in Pittsburg.
Miss Maud Black of Altoona, is
visiting Miss Lily Etka.
Mss Gertrude Jackmau spent
Thurs lay in Port Royal.
\ drop of penuy-royal in a room
will drive ont mosquitoes.
The Csmp-meeting at Newton
Hamilton, opened on Tuesday
Congress convened on Monday in
extra session. What will it do?
Pennsylvania has 396 National
Bank more thon any other State.
X F. Hardy, wife and daughter of
Reading are visiting friends in town.
Mss L2ulou Hardy of Roanoke, Va
IS visiting Mr. James Simon's family.
Miss Josephine Wilson of Lewis
town is visiting her sister Mrs. Ezra
Dotv
Miss Hall Parker of Lewistown is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Robert Nc
Moen-
Mcssrs. D. S. Rickenbach and Har-
ry Patterson spent Thursday IN Or.
iental.
Miss Lottie Thompson of Thomp-
sontown is visiting friends in the
twiu-boroughs.
in I-e Wickarsham of Thompson.
town wts present at the harvest
h0n3 on SltIr ily.
Misses Emma and Carrie DeHuf'
Of Huntington are visiting Miss Dess.
Dchuf in Peterson.
The choirs of Snyder county will
hold convention near Freeburg on
the 10Th day of August.
If you wish to purchase build
ing lot in Patterson, call on Patter-
son & Schweyer.
Upper and Middle Tuscarora Val
ley were refreshed by a shower of
rain on Sabbath.
Mrs Emma Stone, and sister Miss
Minnie Straver spent Thursday with
friends in Port Royal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer McCauley of
Thompsortowu are visiting Mr..
James McCauley in this place.
Mrs. Fannie Patterson and daugh-
ter Josephine of Summit, n j., are
visiting the family of I. V. Irwin.
Patterson & Schweyer have for
sale a number of building lots in Pat
terson. Call on them for easy terms.
Miss Villa McNitt of Patterson,
has returned home from Harrisburg,
accompanied by her friend Miss Mary
Rhome.
Mrs. Charley Swlb of Thompson
town, spent Wednesday with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs George Guss of
Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Manbeck and
son Maxwell started for Atlantic CITY
on Friday where they expect to spend
some time.
Editor Wickershlm of the Thomp-
sont0wn Globe took in the Tusc irora
Valley Harvest Home on Paunabak-
er's Island.
The only letter remaining uncalled
for in the Mi6lintown post Office at
the close of the week, Aug. 5, was
for w L. Burkhol9er.
Mrs. Sarah Grouse sister of Abram
Rohr er, deceased, died at the home
of her husband Samuel Grouse near
Waterford on the 4th inst. Inter
ment in the Brethren Chnrch ceme-
terry at Farmers Grove. Tuscorora
Valley.
One of the coolest and clearest
springs in the county is the one at
the home of Mr.. Samuel Pannabsker.
The spring is high enough to pipe
to the Island where the Tuscaro-
ra Valley Harvest Home has been
held the past twenty years.
Burton Leach of Doyle's Mills was
one of the thousands who attended
the Harvest Home at Pannabaker s
Island on Saturday. He had his bug
gy standing at what he considered a
safe place on the Island. While he
was away from the buggy some one
drove against it and broke a wheel.
1t is probable it was not Intentional
ly driven against.
j. g. Felmlee and one or two 9th
ers of the school directors of Lack
township have each found letter at
their houses, threatening to burn
their barns, and the school houses in
the district if certain parties are not
given schools. 1t is not known
whether the party who wrote the
letters wished to prejudice the direc-
tors against the people named in the
threatening epistle or what mo-
tive prompted the writing of such
unlawful letters.