The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-20

Mr.. John S wesklsnd. of Confluence bs.
received an appointment as Railway Postal
Clerk.
Mr. Edward scull is spending the present
week in Pittsburgh, visiting his brother,
Capt S. F. scall.
Lieutenant Charles A. Tayman, c. s. A.
and wife are guests al the re idenoe Of Mr.
George II. Tayman.
Judge A. R. Scott. wife, son and daughter,
Of Falls City. Nebraska, are guests at the
residence Of John r. Scott, Esq
Miss Edith Logan, Of Renfew, Pa. Is
spending few weeks in Somerset as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Il. Love.
Mss Mary KOoser, daughter OF F. J.
KOOser Esq left for Pittsburgh last week
to eltsr the Pennsylvania College
Mr.. and Ms L " Fog, Of I.atrobe. are
visiting Somerset relatives. A. present they
are guests al The residence Of DR.. H. S. Kim
nell.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex KOrns, of Jenner town
ship, are visiting Ms. Korns' brothers,
William H. and J. H. Walter, in Johns
toEn.
It is said that The work Of boring = test
vel with a view Of pTocuHnga water sup
ply for Somerset viii be commenced this
week
Miss I. Josie shafer, one Of somerseis
brilliant young ladies, is the guest Of Nrs.
Isaac Pierson, OF Wollsourg-Bodford In
qlaa.
Mr.. Albert McMillen and wife, Of McCook,
Nebraska, spent several days Of last week in
Somerset visiting the family Of DR.. 5. J.
McMillen.
Mr.. George D. Grimes, OF Anderson, Indi-
ana, has been spending the past few weeks
wishing his brother, F. l. Grimes, OF Addi-
son township.
Mrs. John H Boyts, Of Pittsburgh, spent
several days Of last week in Somerset. She
vas guest ct the residence Of her father,
/ Mr.. Edward scuI
Adam P Baker, a well-known farmer Of
Black township died very suddenly at his
home Sunday night He was about sixty
five years Of age.
s-ee
4 H. Cohroth. Jr., editor Of the Deaoaat
/ accompanied by his wife, left for Chicago on
| Wednesday last They will spend about
two weeks in doing the Worlds Fair.
The frst National bank in Cambria ooun-
ty, outside Of Johnstown, was organized last
week It is looted in Patton, town IN the
coal region in the north end OF tie county.
Mr. John J. Hoffman, Of Philadelphia,
formerly editor of the Somerset Democrat,
has been spending the past week with
| friends and relatives in and about Somerset
s
Il. L. Baer, Esq, and wife, who have been
in Chicago for the past two weeks, left that
place Saturday for California, where they
viii spend month OF more before returning
home
Elmer Braner, life prisoner az the West
ern Peniientiary for the murder Of an old
farmer al Ebensburg. Cambria county, died
Sunday night from cholera morbus after an
/ illness Of l. hours.
The summer Is over and the September
scenes Of children vending their way daily
to and from the several schools, with books
and tablets in hand. are Is interesting to
look upon as ever
The borough public schools opened Non
day morning with four hundred and ten
scholars in attendance. This is the largest
, first days enrolment in the history OF the
schools
Mr.. Ensene r FIoto. cashier of the Cii-
zans Bank, Meyersdaie, was on Thursday
last united in maria. e to Miss Edith L
Shipley, daughter Of J. T. Shipley, one Of
Meyersdale's leading business men.
George Lavely, an locount OF whose seri-
Gus injury At S-aatoa's Mills, By the falling
Of derrick, appeared in the last issue ofthe
Herald. is slowly improving and bis ulti-
mate recovery is now confidently looked for
John H Uhl, Eq, OF Somerset, and
John n. Oats, of Meyersdale, left for Har-
r.sburg Sunday evening. They are the dele
gates from this county to the Democratic
State Convention, which meets in that city
today, Tuesday.
&r Charles Eadsley, who for the past two
years has bsen employed in she aadii:ng de-
parimeat Of the Cambria Iron Company.
Johns;own, is spending his vacation with
his relatives il Somerset lie is a soa Of
Dr. A J. Eadsley.
Register and Z c1risr Huemln spent sev-
ersl days last week at bis old home in Ad-
olson township While there he had a
handsome monument erected in the Genet /
" in Petersburg in memory Of his father
aad mother who are buried there
Miss Valeria Ankeny, Miss Eiith Schell,
Mrs. ElEaTd S1fau, Somerset; Mr. snd Mrs.
Frank Mcdonald, Redwood; Mr. J. J.
Zimmerman, Stoyestown, are among The /
Somerset county people who left for the
Worlds Fair within The past few days
Mr. and Mrs.. W. II. Gardner and their
daughter, E.ta, and Mr. Albert Berkey, OF
Sianton's Mills, lef- l4.t week for IoSa City
and Waterloo TO visit relatives. They viii
also visit the Worlds F.ir before returning
home, which viii be about month hence.
These three Somerset weddings are sehed-
uled for Thursday Ell 81. Love and Miss
Flora Hetfiey, both Of Somerset; Mr. /. II.
Phillips, OF Mercersburs, and Miss Eva
Saafer, Of Somerset; Mr.. I. A. ThaTp, OF
Lima Ohio, and Miss Belle Walker, Of som
ersei-
The Aeyersdsle baai, one Of the leading