Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-08-16
SHORT LOCALS.

Miss Alice Todd Of Uniontown is
st home visiting.
Mrs. Sylvester Price of McCul-
bchs Mills is quite Ill.
Mr. Tom. Parker, Of Lewistown,
U.ited in town last week.
Mrs George Wilson and daughter
1JauIe are visiting in Lawistown.
Mr. James Speedily and wife are at
lending the Worlds Fair at Chicago.
Mrs DIR. 5. lexis and two children
are visiting 7. W Auker and family
Miss Louie McClellen, returned
home from visit TO ThompSontown.
TX County Superintendent Auman
Is on the sick list with intermittant
fever.
Ms Pierce Ncvin, Of Philadelphia
is visiting her aunt Mrs. Robert Nc
Mcen.
Miss Jennie Mcclure Of Middle
town Is visiting at the Lutheran par
souage.
M.z=r, jim Alters and N,rmau
Sellers Of Port Royal spent Tuesday
il tow,
Mrs. Emma Cook of Harrisburg,
visited her sister Mrs. John Hollo-
baIch, Jr.
Ms. Mary Cramer and daughter,
Of HoIlidaysburg are visiting rela-
tves in town.
Carl f E.penschade's Sunday
School class, held picnic at Tusca-
roru on Tuesday,
Charles Stone of Washington, d.
C.. is visiting his relatives in town
and in the county.
Mrs. Fannie Patterson and daugh-
ter, Of Summit, \. j are visiting
Miss Sally Irwin.
Miss Lizzie Reaser of Mechanics
burg is visiting John Copeland's
family in Patterson.
D.S. Richenbach lost a valuable
horse that choked to death from eat
ing oats at RicLfield.
Mrs. Schott and sister Mrs. Meyers,
we're on visit to New York and
Philadelphia last week.
Miss Maude Wilson's Sunday
School class sueut Thursday very
pleasantly at Tuscarora.
Misses Grace and Mary Barnbart
Of Hau sburg were the guests of Ed
itor Jackman's family last week.
Miss Joe. Wilson, of Lewistown,
has returned home after a pleasant
visit to her sister Mrs Ezra Doty.
David BpaIe. son Of Rev. David
Beale, d. D. Of Frederick, Maryland,
isysitiug relativesin town and county.
Mrs jess. Kissinger of Patterson,
left for Harrisburg, Wednesday,
where she will make her future home.
Misses Emma and Maggie Kissing
er of Altoona, who We're visiting In
Patterson, have gone to Harrisburg
Mrs VIII Hertzler and daughter
Katharine and Miss Mary Hertzler,
Of Port Royal, spent Wednesday in
town.
Misses Sadie and Nettie Drever, |
Of Lewistown and Miss Maud Wood !
Of Harrisburg spent Wednesday with /
Miss May Ric.enbaugh.
It is said Il break of about 30
feet in the breast of the Lewistown |
dam has been made, and the proba-
hhty Is the next flood will tear the |
dam out.
WlIIinm f. Davis Of Washington, |
accompanied 10y his bride is visiting /
his mother and sisters in this corl-
imlnlty. They VIII return to Wash
mg.on in few weeks.
rattlesnake wormed its way. in
10 AicAIstcryi'le and raised a commo-
uen am"ug tine chickens in the yard
Of Mrs. b. f. Trego. The snake was
Killed 1t carried nine rattles on its
tail
someone threw a cigarette on
Oh Shoe merchant Heck awning last
ifnday afternoon, and if it had not
Deen Tor lumber of citizens who
saw 1t from across the street there is
DO telling what r.. 49, It have happen
., The Miiliin Forest and Stream
NIg' campad in the narrows to fish
and recreate last week. Their ban
nef was hung on the outer wall, and
caught the eve of many a passenger
VI the salI going up and down the
YuDiata Valley on the oposite side of
Tue river from the camp.
Billy OBrine was stealing malt
extract from the cellar of Mavs'
mIS store, in Lewistown by trips
thrIy %y on Sunday morning. In one of
Iue 'rIps he came across a barrel of
SIalIy and drank till he was so
E aux that he could not 90 out of
.ue pavement window where he had
uttered, rn He lay in a stupor till he
was found on Monday morning. He
"now il jail.
M, one VINO claims to know savs-A
bnt rH wi VIII call on girl every night
viii VIII saturday for four years. He
vaa.y ouy her everything she hints at
con w g. and six time more than he
ria! r?n afford. He will chase around to
a.Gnics arL with her and search for
mn. Ualus for a whole day without a
moI asaur, and yet after thev are
married be Hnn,. - U"eY oIo